As part of the Smart City, the Singaporean government recently launched the "Smart Campus" program and promoted the Internet of Things in the first batch of more than 10 experimental primary and secondary schools to install sensors to collect data on the environment, rain, electricity, etc., to teach science and geography. To create a smart campus. Albany Style High Speed Rolling Doors
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Participating pilot schools will install sensors with different functions throughout. For example, sensors installed in gardens, ponds and grasslands will be used to monitor the natural ecology of the campus; sensors will also be installed in the soil of plants to record the growth of plants. The data will be transmitted to the school's computer system through wireless networks and Ethernet. Students will use this data to discuss and think in class.
At present, Singapore’s Information and Communications Development Authority has invited technology companies to propose proof-of-concept in the school’s Internet of Things (IoT) and design a set of science and geography lesson plans based on sensor data. Primary schools will use teaching plans in science teaching, and secondary schools will teach geography.
It is reported that the device sensor system is only part of the Singapore school IoT program. The goal of the program is to connect computers, sensors, mobile phones, and tablet computers in the school to establish a network of things so that teachers and students can easily exchange data with each other.
Hung Masi, acting director of the Advanced Research Center for Robotics and Systems at the National University of Singapore’s School of Engineering, believes that both sensor teaching and traditional teaching complement each other. “Students can use the mobile device to access the Internet, remotely monitor and view the data collected by sensors, For example, a laboratory that operates 24 hours a day can make full use of the infrastructure. In addition, if students use the sensor to do scientific experiments, students can adjust the scope of the experiment at any time to obtain different experimental results and then study and analyze it."