Aviation
Learning Labs, Inc. represents several companies which develop educational products that teach aspects of aviation training.
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DJI's drones empower people to capture images that were once out of reach. Amazing photos and video, treasured personal memories, and high-end professional imagery are captured every day, in every corner of the world using DJI drones.
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DJI offers drones in all shapes and sizes. So no matter if you're a novice, or someone well versed in flying drones, DJI has a drone for you!
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Learning Labs is proud to represent Drone Nerds, which specializes in the supply of high-end drones for a variety of educational, commercial, private and recreational needs.
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We don't charge any more than MSRP so you can shop with confidence while also being assured of Learning Labs' fantastic commitment to quality and service.
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For The Win Robotics is home to Hopper®, a drone designed to revolutionize STEM and computer science education through its Build Fly Code® learning platform. This comprehensive platform includes drone hardware and software, computer applications, and fosters community and connection. It endeavors to offer instruction, resources, and experiential educational interactions for students and educators at all levels.
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Since the company began in 1972, Nida Corporation has grown to become a world leader in the development, design, and installation of sophisticated electronics training systems. In the early 1980s Nida was one of the first training development companies to offer all of our courseware in computer assisted instruction (CAI) format. Nida training systems stand out as the first choice of the United States Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard.
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The Nida Model 1438 series of avionics programs was specifically designed to meet the electronic training needs of today's aviation schools by providing systematic training in the fundamentals of aircraft electrical and electronic systems.
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Nida is not available in Tennessee.
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STEMPilot offers turnkey STEM labs in the form of their edustation product line of flight simulators and curriculum.
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STEMPilot also offers SAFEDrone, a classroom protocol for training students to operate drones indoors, assuring proper training to mitigate risk. Students will apply classroom math, science and engineering by understanding "How does a drone fly." Students first learn the terms and science then train using the SAFEDrone simulation software and controller with multiple milestones then begin to fly guarded prop quad-copters replicating the sim missions using drones.
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