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We teach
Using world class content developed by university professors and industry leaders
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We develop
Exciting technologies to help make education personal, efficient, and fun
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We innovate
New and flexible solutions to bring education to students worldwide
About us
At iSpace, Inc., education and technology are our passion. We are committed to helping students learn and master their respective curriculum. It is our endeavor to help students and educators enjoy the learning process by making it more interactive.
To Teach STEM
We partner with Universities, Faculty, Industry Professionals, and Schools to develop technologies in the pursuit of making education exciting, fun, and engaging.
K-12 Education:
We partner with Universities, Faculty, Industry Professionals, and Schools to let students leverage emerging technologies in the pursuit of making education exciting, fun, and engaging.
Healthcare:
We partner with Universities, Faculty, Hospitals and patients to use emerging technologies in predicting inpatient hospitalization, use predictive analysis in improving patient outcomes.
collaborations
The following projects are in partnership with the University of West Florida.
Discovery Spot is a technology playground and project center where students of any age can experience cutting edge technology, participate in any of our hands-on activities, or develop their own projects with the help of our friendly and knowledgeable instructors, tools, and resources.
- Mobile App Development: iOS and Android
- 3D Design and Printing
- Video Game Development and AI
- Robotics and Electronics
RILE, the Robotics Interactive Learning Environment, provides a specialized robotics platform that allows students of any age group to learn world class physics concepts in a fun and exciting environment.
- World class content developed by UWF professors.
- Specialized robots that bring physics content to life in person or online.
- An online textbook to engage students in all aspects of physics education.
Pico Bot is a robotics kit which teaches programming and hardware development for students of any age. Packaged as an individual kit, Pico Bot lets students build their robot, and bring it to life by building applications.
- Motors, Sensors, and Lights make the Pico Bot reactive and fun.
- Programming can be done via a Puzzle based GUI or a text interface.
- Interactive Guides and tutorials are provided.
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IADA is a joint venture between iSpace, Inc and University of West Florida, FL USA using Data Analytics to provide a Predictive analysis model in health care.
IADA is a collaborative project being undertaken by iSpace (www.ispaceinc.net), the University of West Florida (www.uwf.edu), and the Lakeview Center, a health care provider (www.elakeviewcenter.org). Specifically, our three organizations have joined in order to collaborate on mining voluminous data involving patient records and provide a predictive analysis to health care centers based on historical data and patterns.
DFAST Big “data project” and is a collaboration between the University of West Florida and iSpace, Inc. It is an extension to the Master Services Agreement for Discovery Spot, which is an ongoing project between the University of West Florida and iSpace, Inc. DFAST will be developed as a new Task Order under the existing Master Services Agreement between UWF and iSpace. DFAST will be developed over a period of two years from June 2021 to June 2023 with possible extension based on POC.
The DFAST project addresses the critical need for athletes in training requiring feedback during their training in the absence of a physical trainer or coach during training sessions. Athletes can use an App available on Android or OS platforms which provides real time feedback for athletes during their physical training to keep themselves safe during training and improve their performance.
DFAST is an application that works with a wearable device, a cell phone which are equipped with a multitude of sensors to generate the required data. The data collected is stored on the cloud and is processed. To accomplish feedback
My son, Harrison Owens, attended the Smart Cities camp conducted in summer of 2019 which is the first of this type that he’s ever attended, and he thoroughly enjoyed it. He doesn’t say much in class, but he spoke very highly of all the facilitators and instructors. I’m hoping to expose him to more technology-related courses so that he may find his areas of interest. Your camp offerings are an asset to our area, as well as a great way to kindle the interest of children in STEM.
-- Terry Owens., ParentMy son attended the UWF / iSpace Smart Cities and Cyber Jedi camp last week. My son thoroughly enjoyed using this kit at the camp. Thank you so much!.
-- Andi Nelson, ParentFantastic week! He learned so much and raved about the day's work every evening
-- Holly P., ParentMy son has attended many summer camps here over the last few years. This is absolutely his favorite. He came home every day excited to tell us what he had done.
-- Paul I, ParentMy daughter really enjoyed the camp and was very excited about everything she learned. She is eager to learn much more about technology now.
-- Ashley T., ParentHe learned new concepts and enjoyed himself.
-- Latrasa T., Parent