🔬 3D Science Lab — Interactive 3D STEM Education with 40+ Experiments Built Using Next.js and Three.js
<h2> Making Science Interactive </h2> <p>Traditional science education relies on static textbook diagrams and 2D illustrations. But science happens in three dimensions. I built <strong>3D Science Lab</strong> to make STEM education immersive — allowing students to interact with experiments in 3D, rotate models, zoom in on details, and truly understand the science behind what they see.</p> <h2> What is 3D Science Lab? </h2> <p>3D Science Lab is an interactive web platform featuring <strong>40+ 3D science experiments</strong> across four core disciplines:</p> <ul> <li> <strong>Physics</strong> — mechanics, optics, waves, electricity</li> <li> <strong>Chemistry</strong> — molecular structures, reactions, periodic table in 3D</li> <li> <strong>Biology</strong> — cell structures, organ systems,
Making Science Interactive
Traditional science education relies on static textbook diagrams and 2D illustrations. But science happens in three dimensions. I built 3D Science Lab to make STEM education immersive — allowing students to interact with experiments in 3D, rotate models, zoom in on details, and truly understand the science behind what they see.
What is 3D Science Lab?
3D Science Lab is an interactive web platform featuring 40+ 3D science experiments across four core disciplines:
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Physics — mechanics, optics, waves, electricity
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Chemistry — molecular structures, reactions, periodic table in 3D
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Biology — cell structures, organ systems, DNA
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Mathematics — geometric shapes, functions, calculus visualizations
Key Features
🧪 40+ Interactive Experiments
Each experiment is fully interactive — drag, rotate, zoom, and manipulate to explore scientific concepts hands-on.
🎮 Immersive 3D Rendering
Built with Three.js and React Three Fiber, the platform delivers smooth, WebGL-powered 3D graphics directly in the browser. No downloads, no plugins.
📱 Responsive Design
Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Science class shouldn't require a specific device.
⚡ Fast Performance
Optimized rendering pipeline ensures smooth 60fps interactions even with complex 3D models.
Tech Stack
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Framework: Next.js 15
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3D Engine: Three.js + React Three Fiber
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Language: TypeScript
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Animation: Framer Motion
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UI Controls: Leva
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Post-processing: React Three Postprocessing
Live Demo
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Why It Matters
Studies show that interactive 3D learning improves retention by up to 80% compared to traditional 2D methods. 3D Science Lab brings this capability to every student with a browser — no expensive lab equipment needed.
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