The hub
PrometheOS runs on the local network and keeps the lab's hardware, projects, controls, and records in one place.
PrometheOS for education
Turn a classroom into an invention lab.
One local PrometheOS hub connects team workstations, curriculum, sensors, cameras, controls, and machines—all through the screens you already have.
Plan a lab
Inside the lab
One hub. Many hands.
Students build at team stations. The hub keeps everything connected. Shared cameras, cards, audio, robots, and sensors make bigger projects possible.
Team stations
Small groups connect safe, low-voltage parts, decide what should happen, test the result, and improve the next version.
Shared tools
Cameras, card readers, robots, audio, and environmental sensors open the door to larger projects.
No new computers needed
Use the screens you already have.
Students can use classroom computers, Chromebooks, or tablets to open PrometheOS over the local network. They can see their hardware, change the setup, use the controls, and save their work.
Team A
Touch → logic → light
Team B
Test → observe → revise
Local network
PrometheOS
The classroom rhythm
Build it. See it. Make it better.
The same simple loop works for a first-day light project and a completely original invention.
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01
Open
Sign in and see the team's tools in one place.
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Build
Choose a real need, connect the parts, and decide what should happen.
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03
Try it
Work safely, press the button, and watch the real result.
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04
Document
Show what the team chose, saw, learned, and wants to change.
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Revise
Use what happened to make the next version even better.
Support for educators
You lead the learning. PrometheOS handles the platform.
You choose the challenge, set safe limits, guide the teams, and decide what good work looks like. PrometheOS provides the shared tools, projects, and records that keep the lab moving.
- Plan Shape the room, network, equipment, and safety model
- Teach Use the curriculum and guided starting projects
- Maintain Keep spare parts and recovery steps close at hand
- Expand Add stations and shared tools as the program grows
- Support Add updates, new lessons, and training when needed
Grow at your pace
Start small. Add more when you are ready.
Begin with a few stations, grow into a full classroom, and add advanced tools when the program needs them.
Start
Pilot Lab
Smaller groups, demonstrations, libraries, and initial school trials.
Build out
Classroom Innovation Lab
Multiple team stations, shared equipment, curriculum, and training.
Extend
Applied Invention Lab
Advanced programs, capstones, technical academies, and makerspaces.
Choose your lab
Three ways to get started.
Every lab includes PrometheOS, then changes to fit learner age, group size, space, equipment, and program goals.
Start small
PrometheOS Pilot Lab
For smaller groups, demonstrations, libraries, and initial school trials.
- One configured PrometheOS control center
- A focused set of hands-on workstations
- Starter curriculum and guided projects
- Educator orientation and launch support
Full classroom
PrometheOS Classroom Innovation Lab
A complete classroom setup with one shared control center, multiple student stations, shared equipment, curriculum, and training.
- A dedicated local PrometheOS hub
- Multiple team workstations
- Shared cameras, access, robotics, sound, and sensing tools
- Curriculum, guided projects, educator training, updates, support, and community access
Go further
PrometheOS Applied Invention Lab
For advanced high-school programs, career education, colleges, makerspaces, and technical academies.
- Expanded hardware fleet and advanced shared equipment
- Capstone and prototyping pathways
- Expanded training, planning, and support
- Replacement, replenishment, and expansion planning
Built to stay
The lab stays at school. It keeps working.
The school owns its installed equipment, software, and purchased learning resources. The core classroom system does not need a cloud subscription to keep working.
Optional services can add updates, new learning resources, priority support, and more training whenever the program wants them.
Start a project
What could your students build?
Tell us their age range, your space, the equipment you need, and what you want them to learn.