The Labdisc is an all-in-one data-logging device that puts a science lab in the palm of your students’ hands.

It’s the only K-12 science solution with more than ten wireless sensors built into a single device. Because it’s wireless, compact, and portable, the Labdisc is great to use both in and out of the classroom.

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Labdisc is an all-in-one, data logging device that places an advanced science lab into the hands of young scientists. The only K-12 science solution with more than 10 wireless sensors built into a single compact device, available for general science, physics, biochemistry, and environmental science.
There are four different Labdiscs: general science, physics, biochemistry, and environmental science. Each Labdisc contains multiple sensors for specific kinds of data — things like pH, relative humidity, temperature, voltage, heart rate, turbidity, conductivity, and more. Accompanying Labdisc software allows students to aggregate, display, and analyze their data — and makes it easy and fun for students.
Labdisc GenSci – Air Pressure, Current, GPS, Light, Microphone, Motion, pH, Relative Humidity, Temperature, Universal Input, Voltage.
Labdisc BioChem – IR Pressure, Ambient Temperature, Barometric Pressure, Colorimeter, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen (electrode sold separately), GPS, Heart Rate, Light, pH, Relative Humidity, Thermocouple, Turbidity, Universal Input.
Labdisc Enviro – Barometer, Sound Level, Colorimeter, Dissolved Oxygen (electrode sold separately), GPS, IR Temperature, pH, Relative Humidity, Temperature, Turbidity, Universal Input.
Labdisc Physio – Accelerometer, Air Pressure, Ambient Temperature, Current, Ext. Temperature, Light, Low Voltage, Microphone, Motion, Universal Input, Voltage.
Zero setup time with wireless/ Bluetooth connection

The Labdisc’s internal microprocessor automatically calibrates the built-in sensors, freeing educators to focus on science concepts rather than equipment. Enable portable data collection through a Bluetooth connection and GlobiLab, Labdisc’s included software and enjoy a cable-free, clean and safe working environment anytime, anywhere.

Seamlessly Integrates with Classroom Devices

Students can analyze their findings with a variety of data displays and graph manipulations on interactive displays, laptops, Chromebooks, or iPads.

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Enhancing Science Experiments with Labdisc

Join us to learn about Labdisc, an engaging data collection tool to help bring your science experiments to a whole new level. Labdisc can be used for a variety of experimental procedures, and can assist in many parts of the scientific process. Come see it in action with our PD Specialists as we take a look at its functionality in a classroom relevant situation.

Experience the entire all-in-one modular science lab with the Labdisc Mobile Science Cart.

Storage and charging docks for 16 Labdisc units, special storage compartments for electrodes and accessories, and lockable doors and steel design for safe storage

Discover what’s possible.

Did you know you can use the Labdisc to help teach students about Structure and Function? In our lesson idea, we show you how to use the Labdisc as students study the human heart.

Habits of the Heart

  • Devise an experiment to test differences in heart rates, like when the heart is at rest versus during physical activity, or age or gender differences in heart rates
  • Formulate a hypothesis and run a heart rate experiment with the assistance of the Labdisc's heart rate sensor. The Labdisc should be programmed to account for the type and length of your experiment
  • After collecting the data from the experiment, upload the information into the Globilab software. Students should manipulate and analyze the data.
  • Have students answer post-lab questions and present their findings to their classmates.
  • To challenge students, have groups test another variable to further their understanding of the human heart rate.

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