Dice Jashnani
Co-Founder · CEO
Mechanical engineer, avid engineering educator. Dislikes: bad design, poorly wrapped cables.
The only thing between You and better experimental physics education is $399.
Wireless modular sensors for high-school physics. Photogates, IMUs, distance, all streamed to one dashboard.
No payment today. Reserve your unit; pay $399 when it ships.
or pilot it in your classroom →
20+ standard experiments for less than one incumbent base station.
What's in the kit
- 1× 2 m aluminum track The rail your carts run on.
- 2× Carts Roll on the track; the sensor mounts on top.
- 2× Motion sensors Wireless acceleration and tilt, streamed to the dashboard.
- 2× Rechargeable batteries One per sensor. No cables to the laptop.
Try it yourself.
All connected modules stream into one dashboard. Live charts and per-experiment kits, right in your browser. Can include live, interactive feedback for learning physicists.
Sampled data is automatically timestamped, then decoded device-side and rendered as live graphs. Near-zero desync between data samples, and delays down to milliseconds.
Pick a premade experiment (collision, free-fall, SHM) and the dashboard auto-configures data channels and derived quantities.
Every recording saves to a clean, wide CSV, one row per timestamp, ready for any spreadsheet or graphing tool.
Have a module on hand?
Run the web dashboard →Don't have hardware?
Try the simulation here →Analyzing your data?
Download the graphing tool →Why LABKickstart.
Modules pair to a laptop over Bluetooth. No base station, no tangle of cables.
Every module streams to a single live dashboard. Record, graph, export CSV.
Pick a premade experiment and the dashboard configures itself. Or write your own.
20+ standard experiments for less than one incumbent base station.
Origins.
LABKickstart began as a prototype at IDEA Hacks 2026, built in 36 hours, winning event first place. The production version is what you'll be notified about: wireless, modular, classroom-ready.
ReferencesFor physics teachers.
Educator pilot
If you teach high-school physics and want more intuitive experimentation in your classroom, we want to hear from you.
Team.
Dev Mehra
Co-Founder · CTO
Electrical engineer, volunteer STEM educator. Dislikes: perf boards, commits to main branch.