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Vehicle Exhaust Visualizer
An interactive educational simulator that visualizes how vehicle exhaust changes under different driving conditions.
Explore Idle, Cold Start, Cruise, Acceleration, Hill Climb, and DPF Regeneration, and compare Gasoline, Diesel, and Hybrid vehicles.
Adjust engine load, RPM, exhaust temperature, aftertreatment efficiency, and wind strength to observe changes in exhaust flow and dispersion. The simulator also explains key emissions such as COâ, NOâ, CO, HC, and particulate matter (PM), along with modern exhaust aftertreatment systems.
Overview
A six-tab interactive visualization of automotive exhaust emissions, covering gas composition, catalytic converter chemistry, particulate matter physics, engine operating conditions, urban air quality accumulation, and a direct comparison between internal combustion and battery electric vehicles. Each tab runs a live particle simulation alongside a detailed component explanation panel.
Content
Gas Composition â A bar chart and donut chart break down the typical exhaust mix from a gasoline engine: nitrogen (~71%), COâ (~14%), water vapor (~13%), and the small but harmful fractions of carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, and particulate matter. Toxic and greenhouse gas badges highlight which components are regulated. Colored particles stream from a tailpipe in real time.
Catalytic Converter â Shows raw exhaust entering a honeycomb substrate coated with platinum, palladium, and rhodium. Three simultaneous chemical reactions are displayed: CO oxidation to COâ, hydrocarbon oxidation to COâ and water, and NOâ reduction to harmless nitrogen. A conversion efficiency bar shows how close to 100% the catalyst is operating. Clean green particles exit the right side of the converter.
Particulate Matter â A size scale compares PM10, PM2.5, PM1, and ultrafine particles against a visual reference. Three vehicle types â car, bus, and truck â emit particles that drift and disperse according to a wind indicator. A lung diagram marks the health impact zone where fine particles reach the alveoli directly.
Engine Conditions â Three sliders control RPM, engine load percentage, and coolant temperature. Four emission bars (CO, NOâ, HC, PM) update in real time as conditions change, with Euro 6 limit markers showing whether the engine is within regulatory bounds. A particle stream changes color and density with the emission profile.
Urban Accumulation â A city scene with moving vehicles gradually fills the air with exhaust particles. The sky color shifts from dark blue to orange-brown as the Air Quality Index rises through Good, Moderate, Unhealthy, and Hazardous levels. The AQI badge in the top bar updates live.
EV vs ICE â A split screen places a gasoline engine on the left (emitting colored exhaust particles) against a battery electric vehicle on the right (emitting nothing from the drivetrain). A six-row comparison table covers direct COâ, NOâ, fine particles, well-to-wheel emissions, energy efficiency, and noise â with the cleaner result highlighted in green for each category.
Overview
A six-tab interactive visualization of railway switch (points) mechanisms, from basic turnout geometry through to high-speed railway engineering. Each tab animates the switch in real time and includes a component breakdown panel on the right. The Throw Switch button operates every simulation.
Content
Basic Turnout â The fundamental railway switch. Animated switch blades move between the straight (through) route and the diverging route. Shows the stock rails, movable blades, stretcher bar connecting them, frog crossing point, and approach signal. The signal only shows clear when the blades are fully locked in position.
Electric Point Motor â A motorised switch actuator with animated gear reduction, actuating rod, detection contacts, and position indicator bar. Shows how the motor drives the blades, how detection contacts confirm full blade travel, and how an obstruction prevents detection â automatically holding the signal at danger.
Double Crossover (Scissors) â Four independent switches and a central diamond crossing that connect two parallel tracks. Cycles through four route modes: straight on both tracks, Track A crossing to B, Track B crossing to A, and both crossing simultaneously. Two trains run concurrently to illustrate route separation.
Three-Way Switch â A single compact mechanism that routes an incoming train to one of three destinations. A three-position drive motor steps through left, centre, and right. The train animates onto whichever branch is selected, showing how the dual-blade assembly works as a unit.
Signal Interlocking â The logic layer that makes conflicting routes physically impossible to set. A route table shows which signal and switch combinations are valid. Cycling through routes demonstrates that only safe signal-and-switch combinations can be activated together â approach locking prevents switch movement once a train has passed a clear signal.
High-Speed Railway Switch â Compares a standard 1:9 turnout angle against a high-speed 1:42 ratio switch. Annotates the blade length (60â80m versus ~6m on a standard switch), the swing-nose frog that eliminates the flangeway gap, and the resulting increase in permitted diverging speed to 170+ km/h. A fast-moving train illustrates smooth high-speed diverging.
Everyday electrical and electronics knowledge for non-specialists â interactive visualizations covering home electrical safety, series and parallel circuits, fuses and circuit breakers, grounding, battery capacity, LED vs incandescent power comparison, outlet overloading, and the difference between AC and DC.
3D Invisibility Cloak Visualizer
An interactive 3D educational simulator that explains the basic concept behind an invisibility cloak.
Instead of making an object simply transparent, the simulator shows how light waves can be redirected around a hidden region and guided back toward their original paths.
Explore Cloaking Shell, Light Rays, Index Field, and Cross Section views while adjusting Cloaking Strength, Shell Thickness, Ray Density, and Wavelength.
The simulator also introduces transformation optics, metamaterials, wave bending, and the real-world limitations of invisibility technology through interactive 3D visualizations.
PID Tuning Simulator
An interactive control systems simulator designed to help users understand and experiment with PID control.
Adjust Kp, Ki, and Kd in real time and observe how they affect rise time, overshoot, settling time, steady-state error, and system stability.
Test different controller presets, change the setpoint, add disturbances and sensor noise, and monitor the Process Value, Control Output, Error, and individual P/I/D contributions.
The simulator also explains the roles of Proportional, Integral, and Derivative control through interactive visualizations and concept diagrams.
Overview
A real-time, browser-based visualization of the four-stroke internal combustion engine cycle. The cylinder cross-section animates using actual slider-crank kinematics, with a physically modeled pressure and temperature cycle for each stroke. RPM and crank angle are fully adjustable.
Content
Engine Cross-Section â Animated cutaway showing the piston, connecting rod, crankshaft with counterweight, intake and exhaust valves, and spark plug. Gas color changes with each stroke: blue air-fuel mix on intake, white-blue on compression, orange-yellow flash on ignition, and grey on exhaust. The spark plug fires with a visible spark at the start of the power stroke.
Four Strokes â Click any stroke tab to jump directly to that phase.
- Intake â Piston descends, intake valve opens, air-fuel mixture drawn in
- Compression â Both valves closed, piston rises, mixture compressed polytropically
- Power â Spark ignites mixture near TDC, pressure peaks and drives piston down
- Exhaust â Exhaust valve opens, piston rises and expels burnt gases
PâV Diagram â Pressure-volume diagram showing the full thermodynamic cycle as a continuous curve, with a live dot tracking the current operating point.
Four Live Charts â Scrolling history of cylinder pressure, temperature, valve lift, and torque output across the cycle.
Controls
- RPM slider (30 â 600 RPM, default 100)
- Crank angle slider for manual step-through (0° â 720°)
- Pause / Play / Reset
- Stroke tabs for direct phase navigation
Right Panel â Live readings for pressure (bar), temperature (°C), cylinder volume (%), and crank angle, plus a per-stroke explanation of valve states, pressure range, and the governing thermodynamic equation.
Overview
A real-time, browser-based visualization of tower crane operation, showing how load capacity changes with trolley radius. Two synchronized canvas views â front elevation and top plan â update live as the jib rotates, the trolley travels, and the hook rises or descends. A load-capacity curve tracks the current operating point against rated limits at all times.
Content
Front Elevation View â Animated cross-section showing the mast lattice structure, slewing ring, operator cab, main jib with tie rods, counterjib with counterweight, trolley, hoist cable, hook block, and load. Height reference lines mark 10m intervals. A ground-level arrow indicates the current load radius projection.
Top Plan View â Bird's-eye view showing jib rotation against a compass grid. Three concentric zone rings display the safe (green), caution (amber), and danger (red) radius bands. The load footprint is shown at the trolley position, and the current trolley radius is labeled along the jib.
Load-Capacity Curve â A radius-vs-tonnage chart based on a simplified rated capacity curve. Green, amber, and red shaded areas mark the safe, caution, and danger utilization bands. The current operating point moves in real time as radius or load changes.
Safety Zones
- Safe â below 80% of rated capacity at the current radius
- Caution â 80â95% of rated capacity
- Danger â above 95%; overload risk, reduce load or radius
Controls
- Jib rotation (0â360°), load radius (5â60m), hook height (2â50m), lifted load (0.5â12t), jib length (30â70m)
- Auto Demo cycles through eleven waypoints covering normal, caution, and overload conditions
- Pause and Reset buttons
Metrics Panel â Live readings for load radius, hook height, jib angle, lifted load, rated capacity at current radius, and utilization percentage. A status badge and plain-language advisory update with each change.
ð Hero â Live Hurricane Spiral Animation
320 particles spiral across the canvas like a real hurricane, with a calm glowing Eye at the center.
ð 5-Stage Formation Explorer
Click through Tropical Disturbance â Depression â Storm â Hurricane â Major Hurricane â each stage switches to its own canvas animation, description, and key metrics.
ð¬ Hurricane Cross-Section
Hover or click to highlight the Eye, Eyewall, inner/outer rainbands, surface inflow, and upper outflow â waves and airflow arrows animate in real time.
â¡ 4 Energy Charts
- Wind speed intensification curve over time
- Energy output comparison bars (City â Nuclear bomb â Hurricane)
- Central pressure drop vs. wind speed increase
- Rainfall rate distribution by zone
ð¡ïž Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale
Scroll into view and Cat 1â5 bars fill in sequence, comparing wind speeds and damage levels.
ð Coriolis Effect Simulation
Dual canvas side-by-side â Northern Hemisphere (counter-clockwise) vs. Southern Hemisphere (clockwise) rotation.
6 ways to feel the scale of a supernova's brightness:
Brightness Ladder â Interactive log-scale ruler from a candle to a supernova. Click each object to see where it sits.
Distance Cards â One supernova outshines 300 billion stars combined. SN 1987A was visible to the naked eye from 168,000 light-years away.
Live Simulation â Trigger a real-time explosion: Normal â Core Collapse â Ignite â Fade, with a live brightness history graph.
Comparison Chart â Log-scale bars from candle to quasar, plus a 13-step slider to explore the full spectrum.
6 Analogies â Pacific Ocean vs. a teardrop. 317 years vs. 1 second. All of New York City's power from a single point in space.
Supernova Timeline â Core collapse in 100ms â shockwave breakout â peak brilliance for 3 days â months-long fade powered by radioactive nickel decay.
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Title
The Future of Software Development in the AI Era

Overview
Explore how AI may transform the way developers work. This interactive visualization shows the shift from traditional coding to AI-assisted development, agent orchestration, system design, verification, and outcome-driven engineering.
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