DriverLab
Bring the experience of robot driving into an interactive digital arena.
Student projects, original experiments and live worlds.
Try a few things. Find what pulls you in.
Move, turn, change the scene.
Start by exploring what a little interaction can do.
The animated studies are reimagined previews.
Every card links to the original project and its context.
Bring the experience of robot driving into an interactive digital arena.

Make abstract physical models visible, adjustable and easier to investigate.

Organize short-video information and create a framework for studying marketing content.

Connect market information, research reports and quantitative analysis in one prototype.

Find stored parts through a connected software-and-hardware system.
Adjust models of seasons, tectonic processes, weather and water to investigate how Earth systems work.
Choose topics, review mistakes and keep your progress in the browser.
The platform combines practice feedback, mistake review and synchronized quiz competition.
Each game runs locally while a WebSocket relay shares scores and player status.
Players repeat a sequence of colored lights and sounds using two buttons, with rainbow feedback after the final level.
Colored lights, limited snoozing and shake detection guide the user through a movement break.
Its round interface includes a clock, animated progress rings, timers and weather views.
Hanchen Zhou’s original homepage.
Explore the fluid opening, then enter the interactive world.
Bring an interest, a problem or an idea.
We’ll explore what you could build with AI.
