This app is wonderful. If you're like me, you're definitely someone who needs to be able to see things with their hands and depth. The app allows 2D concepts to easily be translated to 3D models that represent what we're learning in class. In doing so, these models are able to be combined with equations to represent different things that would be more challenging to imagine rather than visualize what the 3D models allow you to see. Being able to hold an object in your hand and have complete control is more gear-turning than your teacher trying to explain what they already know. I think the app features are great and I'd love to see what's to come in the future.

The app does very well at visualizing multiple concepts, such as magnetic fields and electrical fields. I love that you have have 2D models to 3D, and all models follow the right hand rule method. It makes learning these concepts so much easier. When rotating the cube itself, none of the visuals are laggy or take a while to connect, it actually is represented very well visually and easy to use. You can also rotate the cube to see the 3D models from different angles, such as if you need vectors to point away it towards you, and how that affects other parts of the model. Being able to see which parts of the 3D model are represented in certain parts of equations is also useful, such as being able to see the B field vector and where it is located/ where it is used in the mathematical equations.

This app makes it easy to visualize challenging physics topics and concepts. The 2d and 3d models allow you to see the movement or fields of different objects or scenarios. You are able to rotate the cube to see different angles of a certain concept. The hands on app makes it easy to conceptualize topics like Lorentz force. My favorite feature is that when using the right hand rule in the app the different components are highlighted so that you understand what each component means and what it actually does.

This app is very useful, as it provides a nice visual representation of physics related problems. It is also a great hands on app for all students using it and can provide useful information to those who are physics are applied physics majors. However, the one thing I believe that could be improved is having one physics app with different subsections for each specific physic class like phys I and phys II and content within each class. Other than that, I believe the 3D and 2D visuals are very well and provide a great visual representation of each problem. Overall great app.