Abstract
The article wants to show simple and inexpensive creation of remote experiments. To create a remote experiment we need only the Arduino board (eg UNO, 10 euro), free downloadable Remduino Lab SDK software, a computer on the Internet and 10 min.
And we have a remote experiment with a camera with input and output of sensors with data logging, with data export directly to Excel. Another non-significant goal of the paper is the introduction of a new "hands-on-remote" experiment that integrates a classical and remote experiment.
Such an experiment is "hands-on" accessible in the classroom, but at the same time it is a classic remote experiment that is accessible to anyone, anywhere whenever and outside the class. The post is pretty tricky, many WWW pages with all the details, tutorials, downloadable schemes at www.ises.info.