Invisible World Kit

The Invisible World Kit provides libraries and their patrons with cutting-edge tools to explore and measure aspects of the physical environment that are often unseen or imperceptible. Designed for STEM programming, educational workshops, and personal discovery, this kit includes a diverse array of devices for analyzing light, motion, heat, sound, and more. Each tool is accompanied by detailed instructions, making the kit accessible for both beginners and advanced users.

What's in the Kit?

Vision and Imaging Devices

• PVS14-51 Night Vision Monocular: Amplifies low-light environments for observation in darkness.

• FLIR ONE EDGE PRO Wireless IR Camera: Captures thermal images to identify heat patterns and anomalies.

• Teslong Articulating Borescope: Inspects tight spaces with a flexible dual-lens camera.

Microscopy and Measurement

• Andonstar AD246S-P HDMI Digital Microscope: Examines objects in high definition with a 7" display.

• Klein Tools 935DAG Digital Angle Gauge: Measures angles with precision.

• WT9011DCL Bluetooth Inclinometer: Tracks motion, angles, and acceleration with 9-axis sensors.

Environmental and Air Quality Monitoring

• Aranet4 Home Air Quality Monitor: Tracks CO₂, temperature, and humidity levels.

• Klein Tools IR1 Infrared Thermometer: Measures surface temperatures from a distance.

Electrical Testing and Power Monitoring

• Klein Tools 69149P Electrical Test Kit: Includes a multimeter, outlet tester, and voltage detector.

• Klein Tools CL120 Digital Clamp Meter: Measures AC current, voltage, and resistance.

• YOJOCK USB C Tester: Analyzes USB power sources for voltage and current.

• Poniie PN2500 Power Usage Monitor: Monitors power consumption for household or library devices.

Advanced Sensors and Controllers

• Leap Motion Controller 2: Tracks hand movements for virtual and augmented reality applications.

• Slamtec RPLIDAR A1M8: Maps surroundings using 2D LIDAR technology for robotics or navigation.

• FNIRSI 2C23T Handheld Oscilloscope: Analyzes electronic signals and measures circuit properties.

Suggested Uses

1. Educational Workshops: Teach patrons about heat signatures, air quality, or electronic circuits.

2. STEM Programs: Integrate these tools into hands-on science and technology activities.

3. Environmental Monitoring: Use air quality monitors and thermometers to study local conditions.

4. Creative Exploration: Employ microscopes, night vision, and LIDAR sensors for art, research, or personal curiosity.

General Guidelines for Use

• Device Handling: Handle each device with care and avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or moisture.

• Power Requirements: Ensure all devices are charged or have fresh batteries before use.

• Safety Precautions: Follow the safety guidelines provided with each tool. Avoid direct exposure to infrared or laser emissions.

• Cleaning and Storage: Clean devices as recommended and store them securely in their designated cases.

Checklist for Returning the Kit

1. Verify that all devices and accessories are present and functional.

2. Clean devices and remove any user data or files from memory.

3. Pack items securely in their designated slots within the case.

4. Lock the case and ensure it’s ready for return to the library.

5. Complete the feedback survey to report your experience.

Detailed Instructions

For in-depth instructions and usage tips, refer to the pages for specific groups of devices:

• Vision and Imaging Devices

• Microscopy and Measurement Tools

• Environmental and Air Quality Monitors

• Electrical Testing and Power Monitors

• Advanced Sensors and Controllers

Each page includes setup, usage, maintenance, and troubleshooting information to ensure a seamless experience with the tools in this kit.