Abstract

EagleVision is a "one-to-many" collaborative microscope platform developed by the Walnut Hills High School Programming Club to address financial and logistical barriers in K-12 science education. The system allows a teacher to stream a single microscope’s video feed from a smartphone directly to an entire class via a custom website. By utilizing a native Android application for capture and WebRTC for real-time streaming, the platform makes interactive labs affordable and accessible for under-resourced schools. The project integrates full-stack software development with custom 3D-printed hardware mounts to create a seamless classroom experience.