3D capture
Photogrammetry and LiDAR workflows; clean-up, scale, and share models.
Learn more →From toy → tool
Smartphones as scientific instruments for teaching, fieldwork, and citizen science.
LIYP explores how everyday phones can capture 3D, sense the world, and scaffold rigorous inquiry. We develop practical methods, run projects in-the-wild, and share resources for educators and researchers.
Partners & support:
University of Oxford · AWS · SoGE · OxRBL
What is LIYP?
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Ubiquity
Phones are everywhere; we leverage what learners already carry.
Sensors
IMU, GPS, camera, mic: multimodal data for measurement and modeling.
Pedagogy
Methods grounded in inquiry, feedback, and repeatable workflows.
Methods
Field sensing
GPS, accelerometer, light/sound; protocols for quality and calibration.
Learn more →Teaching patterns
Scaffolded tasks and rubrics to turn raw data into defensible claims.
Learn more →Projects
Oxford Heads
Campus sculptures captured as 3D artifacts for analysis and public sharing.
Urban Bio‑Labs
Street‑level sensing with schools to monitor light, sound, and microclimates.
SXNCH
Explorations with museums on handheld capture for conservation tasks.
Resources
Guides
Step‑by‑step tutorials for capture, cleaning, and analysis.
View guides →Tools
Recommended apps, calibration targets, and open datasets.
See tools →Publications
Selected papers and talks. Add DOIs and slides where available.
Browse publications →Partners & Funders
Contact
Use the form below or email hello@labinyourpocket.com.