Free and Accessible Physics Simulations for the World

Open Source Code Available to Modify and Personalize Content

Intuitive Designs with Practical Uses

About SeePhysics

Simulations Made by Students for Students

We're four computer science students currently attending Cal Poly Pomona. As part of our Software Engineering class (CS 4800) we had to do a semester long project. We all agreed we found a few concepts from our physics lectures challenging. So we thought up a solution which was to implement interactive problems and SeePhysics was born.

  • Circular Motion
  • Gravitational Forces
  • Motions & Kinematics
  • Continuous Updates
  • All Online

Our Services

Expert Coders

The simulations were all created from scratch by our team with 15+ years of coding experience.

Practical Designs

Designs made with the idea of presenting concepts in simple formats with clear information and simplicity.

Powered by Matter.js

Matter.js is a 2D physics engine for the web created by Liam Brummitt @liabru.

Manipulate Variables

Change how an object interacts within the simulation to see how different values affect it like it would in the real world.

Student Creation

As students we have recent experience of taking a class in physics and wishing we had extra tools available for us.

24/7 Support

Including support to create new simulations for specific professors and answer questions from users.

Our special Team

Arden Prado

Web Developer

Francisco Rodriguez

Web Developer

Jaewon Hong

Web Developer

Wilson Gip

Web Developer

Our Portfolio

Circular Motion

Motion

Velocity

Motion

Dialetric

Electromagnetism

Universal Gravity

Gravity

Gravitation w/ 2 Bodies

Gravity

Gravitation w/ 4 Bodies

Gravity

I like how you can see how things work in real time. Will tell my class about it next time!

Isabel A.

It's very cool! Can't wait to see how it turns out! Thanks for sharing!

Diego H.

I understand physics already, but this helps me practice. If something behaves weird
it means I didn't really understand it and should study it again.

Carlos W.

Contact us

Call: +1 626 789 1212
Monday-Friday (9am-5pm)

Email: contact@seephysics.com
Web: www.see-physics.com/

Location: 3801 West Temple Avenue
Pomona, CA 91768, USA

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