Ever wonder what the color bands on resistors mean? This program by WorkHorse Games decodes these bands for you. You can either enter the color bands and find out the value or you can enter the value and find out the color bands.

Can be run on standalone workstations as a show (artistic installations, shops, fairs), as well as for education (e.g. biology, evolution, optimization, simulation, robotics), illustration, attractive graphical background for music, advertisement...

Primarily explorers manufacturing cost metrics in an exhaustive effort to create awareness of the greatest cost savings opportunities in facilities today. [EXE format]

Live interactive physics simulations let you explore the Solar System (orbits, seasons, gravity, tides, comets and satellites), play snooker and experiment with Laws of Motion, bridge,crash,ideal gas,pendulum clock and siege engine simulations.

Making Waves is an interactive physics package that helps students visualize and understand the motion and interference of transverse and longitudinal waves.

Configurable 2D simulator of mobile robots. Features a graphical interface where robots and objects are easily configured and a BASIC editor for simulation development.

Real stars and galaxies in 3D color. Easy to use. 9,000 stars and 2,400 galaxies. Select stars by magnitude, distance, or spectral type. Displays known planetary star systems. Find stars and galaxies by name and fly to them with a keypress.

Smart ChemBalance Studio is an integrated tool for chemical equations. It has three major functions:1.Quick balance for chemical equation.2.Quick calculation for chemical equations. 3.Quick browsing elements' properties.

Topics in Science Volume 3 uses graphics and animations to visualize and to provide insights into the following topics: Protein formation Cell membrane diffusion Immune system Chromosome, Hemoglobin, Sperm, Nerve Cell, Microvilli.

C88 is an informational tool for amateur astronomers. It provides detailed informations about the celestial sphere objects, visible with naked eyes and for the use of an eyepiece of a modest amateur telescope to observe deep sky objects.