Abstract
Remote Laser Laboratory (RLL) is hosted at Bauman Moscow State Technical University (BMSTU), Russia. Local laser engineering lab can be classified as complex, expensive and dangerous facility. Potentially it poses risks both for students and for laboratory itself when operated by unskilled users. This paper presents arguably the most optimal solution fitting great in both e-learning and safe remote operation paradigms: Remote Laser Laboratory. The emphasis here is placed on software part but hardware solutions are also described.
Highlights
Our laser engineering laboratory has gone through extensive upgrade of safety regulations standards that made its operation as educational lab almost impossible
Perfect solution here is remote lab: on one hand students fulfill the same experiments on actual physical equipment; on the other hand they do not interact with such hazardous environments as laser radiation and high voltage equipment at all
Laser engineering laboratory at Bauman Moscow State Technical University (BMSTU) was transformed into remote lab and beta version of Remote Laser Laboratory (RLL) is presented in this paper
Summary
Our laser engineering laboratory has gone through extensive upgrade of safety regulations standards that made its operation as educational lab almost impossible (at least for large groups of students). Perfect solution here is remote lab: on one hand students fulfill the same experiments on actual physical equipment; on the other hand they do not interact with such hazardous environments as laser radiation and high voltage equipment at all. Such solution increases throughput of educational laboratory allowing having cleaner optical environment at the same time. Live experiments during the exhibition at the conference will be carried out
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