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STEAM Technology for Climate Education


At POWAR STEAM, we develop innovative educational tools that enable students to understand climate change and sustainability in practical ways.


Our products are designed to be intuitive and easy to integrate into the classroom, providing interactive experiences aligned with curriculum objectives.


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P-Bit: Mini Environmental Computer

The P-Bit is a portable educational tool designed to introduce students to real-time environmental monitoring and data analysis.


This compact device integrates several environmental sensors and interactive components, enabling the collection of environmental data in a simple and practical way.


With the P-Bit, students can conduct science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) experiments and projects aimed at exploring topics of sustainability, ecology, and environmental health.

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POWAR CS: Climate Simulator

The POWAR CS Climate Simulator is an advanced educational tool, designed specifically for the classroom, that allows students to interact and experiment with climate variables in a controlled environment.


This physical device, integrated with a web-based control platform, facilitates the simulation of different environmental conditions, such as temperature, humidity, lighting, and rainfall.


Through these hands-on experiments, POWAR CS offers a deep and realistic understanding of topics related to climate change, sustainability, and environmental resilience.

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AI Generating Learning Situations

Discover the AI tool we're training to help you create learning scenarios in seconds.


Our AI links the LOMLOE (Spanish Acronym for the Spanish Language) and its competencies, learning criteria, and knowledge with the European Union's green competencies and the UNESCO Green Curriculum. It will help you create multiple experiments for any subject with our products, completely free. Try it now!

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