Humanoido Lab List

HUMANOIDO LAB LIST
A laboratory is a facility that provides controlled conditions in which scientific research, experiments, tests, measurements, inventions, design and construction of scientific machines and apparatus may be performed. A lab may also support various machines and scientific equipment, such as supercomputers and telescopes. Humanoido has established both long term and short term labs across many locations, expanding to international locations, locations with no parent country, and even a lab that resides in VR virtual reality.

This ongoing project will document and continue to add more detail and new labs to the list as they are created and developed. As information surfaces, it will be added to the list. This may include data, discoveries, photos, and links.

LABS BY CHRONOLOGY WITH NEW ASSIGNED NUMERICS

1955 USA Lab 01 at GH (First City Lab)

1958 USA Lab 02 at WH  (First Rural Lab)

1958 USA Lab 03 at WHT (First Lab in the Sky at WH)

1958 USA Lab 04 at WHC (Dedicated Coupe Lab at WH)

1958 USA Lab 05 at WHW (Left Wing Addition to WH)

1965 USA Lab 06 at RH (Red Housed Laboratory)
1965 USA Lab 07 at RHB (Basement Lab to RH)
1965 USA Lab 08 at RHS (Full Showcase Lab at RH)

1966 USA Lab 09 at YH (Yellow Housed Laboratory)
1966 USA Lab 10 at YHO (Observatory at YH)

1967 USA Lab 11 at GA (the Gouch Structure Lab)
1967 USA Lab 12 at GAB (Basement Science Lab at GA)
1967 USA Lab 13 at GAO (Outdoor Observatory at GA)

1968 USA Lab 14 at MO (Family Owned Home Extensive Lab)
1968 USA Lab 15 at MOR (Room Expansion Lab at MO)
1968 USA Lab 16 at MOB (Basement Structure Lab at MO)
1968 USA Lab 17 at MOO (Front Observatory at MO)

1975 USA Lab 18 at AH (1st Short Term APT Lab)

1975 USA Lab 19 at MH (Mobile Lab)
1975 USA Lab 20 at MHO (Steel Observatory at MO)

1977 USA Lab 21 at OH (Observatory Home Lab)
1977 USA Lab 22 at OHM (Metal Building Lab at OH)
1977 USA Lab 23 at OMW (Wood Building Lab at OH)
1977 USA Lab 24 at OHO (Outdoor Deck Observatory at OH)
1977 USA Lab 25 at OHG (Garage Lab at OH)
1977 USA Lab 26 at OHB (Basement Lab at OH)
1977 USA Lab 27 at OHD (Modern Dome Room Laboratory)

1999 USA Lab 28 at JA (Large APT LAB)  
1999 USA Lab 29 at JAG (Garage Lab at JA)
1999 USA Lab 30 at JAB  (Basement Lab at JA)

2004 USA Lab 31 at AA (Arch Lab)

2005 USA Lab 32 at SH (Small House Lab Interior - Extensive)
2005 USA Lab 33 at SHB (Basement at SH)
2005 USA Lab 34 at SHG (Garage Lab at SH)
2005 USA Lab 35 at SHS (Gray Lab at SH)

2001 Intl Taiwan   Lab 36 at TT  (Temp Lab 2 Weeks)
2002 Intl Taiwan   Lab 37 at TMT (Many Tables)

2007 Intl Taiwan   Lab 38 at TW  (Wood Finished)

2008 Intl Beijing  Lab 39 at BVA (Big Vertical Air Cond)
2009 Intl Beijing  Lab 40 at BLT (Very Large, 2 tables room)
2010 Intl Beijing  Lab 41 at BLD (Very Large, Deck)

2010 Intl Beijing  Lab 42 at BLS (Largest Small Apt)
2010 Intl Beijing  Lab 43 at BS1 (1st Small Apt)
2010 Intl Beijing  Lab 44 at BS2 (2nd Small Apt)

2010 Intl Shanghai Lab 45 at SR  (Room)  
2010 Intl Shanghai Lab 46 at SO  (Observatory)

2010 Intl Tianjin  Lab 47        (Observational, Temp)

2011 Intl Taiwan   Lab 48 at TO  (Old)  

2012 Intl Taiwan   Lab 49 at TL  (Loft)  
2012 Intl Taiwan   Lab 50 at TS  (Static)  
2012 Intl Taiwan   Lab 51 at TSO (Observatory at Static)  
2012 Intl Taiwan   Lab 52 at TR  (Skyscraper Roof Observatory)  
2012 Intl Taiwan   Lab 53 at TE  (Expansion at Static) 
2012 Intl Taiwan   Lab 54 at BC  (Big Brain Consolidation)

2012 No Parent Country Lab 55 Mobile TLF (Transport Lab Facility)
2012 No Parent Country Lab 56 VLF(Virtual Lab Facility)

2013 No Parent Country Lab 57 Mobile MTL (Transport Lab Facility)

2013 Intl Pingxi   Lab 58        (Temp Hot Air Balloon Launch)

2013 Intl S. Korea Lab 59 SC  (Temp Lab)

2013 Intl Taiwan   Lab 60       (Radio Telescope Observatory)

LAB QUANTITY BY LOCATION
35  USA
21  INTERNATIONAL
03  NO PARENT COUNTRY (TRANSIT & VIRTUAL LABS)

TYPES OF LABS
VIRTUAL
TEMPORARY
INTERNATIONAL
DOMESTIC (USA)
TRANSIT
HISTORICAL
ACTIVE 
ELEVATED
SKYSCRAPER
ROOFTOP
BASEMENT
BALCONY

LABS BY LOCATIONS
USA
Canada
Hong Kong
Taipei   (Taiwan)
Pingxi   (Taiwan)
Japan
Shanghai (China)
Beijing  (China)
Tianjin  (China)
Indonesia
Macao
Korea

LABS BY LINKS
1ST USA LAB 01
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/01/the-first-humanoido-lab.html
PINGXI LAB 59
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/01/launch-hot-air-balloon.html
Construction Lab
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/12/construction-lab.html
Big Brain Consolidation Lab
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/06/big-brain-consolidation-lab.html
Update Laboratory
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/01/update.html 
Temporary Humanoido Lab in Seoul South Korea
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/06/temporary-humanoido-lab-in-seoul-south.html
Radio Telescope Observatory Lab 57 

LAB DEFINITIONS
MOBILE TRANSIT LAB - a mobile transit lab can remain in flight without a parent country. A Mobile Transport Lab was flown over the North Pole and collected data.
DOMESTIC LAB - 
TEMP LAB
INTERNATIONAL LAB
USA LAB
VIRTUAL LAB
MOBILE TRANSIT LAB

OTHER LINKS
Humanoido Labs List
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/06/humanoido-labs-list.html 

LABS BY DESCRIPTIONS

USA Lab 01 at GH

The 1st Humanoido Lab ever constructed was city-located at the gray house and constructed before the age of the internet or personal microcomputers. The state of the art computer at that time was ENIAC accessible to the government. The lab had no computer or calculator. The lab was primarily scientific to study archeology, fossils, osteology, bones, botany, plants, entomology, insects, biology, herpetology, reptiles and amphibians, optics, collect and experiment with lenses, astronomy, telescopes, mechanics, and robots. Milestones: Built the 1st talking humanoid robot and a drum & rubber type-face printing press, wrote stories & published/printed newspaper, experimented with robotics, worked with motors, mechanics, gears, tin metal fabrication from tin can recycling, 1st library of books about science, books about robots and computers, conducted many experiments, utilized the 1st refracting telescope, Lunar studies, study of achromatic aberration, study of botany - plants, leaves, flowers, biology, entomology study - insects, ants, dragon flies, beetles, frogs, fire flies, and regional scouting. It was here the first scientific magazine article was written and published with photos.


USA Lab 02 at WH
This was the first large multifaceted full scale indoor laboratory with full facilities built at the White House, at a hidden rural location. It included a library and the lab specialized in modeling with fiber board and aluminum, the lab owned a plastics heat molding machine for making custom designed parts, designs, launching black powder rockets, designing jet engines, creating circuits in the electronics lab, doing electronic circuit experiments, working with tubes and transistors, radio construction and design, antique radio repair, ham radio receiver construction, Morse code, space art, transmitter construction, 6-tube short wave radio construction, transistor SWL, photography, photographic darkroom work, solar prints, enlarger, cameras, astrophotography, astronomy, telescopes, lenses, projectile canons, an array of robots including humanoids, extensive chemistry lab, microscope, weather study and weather observatory, electronic amplifiers, the first laser guns, UFO study, electronic bugging systems, recording systems, SWL with QSL verifications, liquid soldering, language learning via short wave radio (Peking Radio and VOA Voice of America). Included sections for biology, entomology study, research, historical studies, the first inertial powered rocket system, the first resin engraving system, study of animals, the first kite flying space program to one mile extension, camera on kite aerial photography, box and delta wing kite designs, flying and building .049 liquid fuel engine aircraft, constructing & flying balsa wood aircraft, receiving long distance AM transmissions, a study of SF, 100-150 foot antennas, and included the first lab showcase. During this time period, SF included Supercar, Fireball XL5, and outer limits. The first astro photo, a lunar trail, was captured at this location.

USA Lab 03 at WHT

At a rural location, this was a very innovative country-based 1st suspended off-the-ground laboratory and observatory. This large scale Exploratory Research Lab and observation post was built elevated in a very large Mulberry tree. Milestones included research, aerial photography, parachuting, craft gliding, observations, astronomy, elevated telescopic observations, nature photography and science experiments.

USA Lab 04 at WHC

This was a country-located isolated and dedicated laboratory created from an unused small house the size of a chicken coop for chemistry experiments and the development of new chemical properties. It also included a full scale weather system and climatatic observation post, photography experiments with a camera collection and the 1st photographic darkroom. It included film development with darkroom chemicals, trial mixes of Sodium Thiosulfate fixer and Metol and Accufine-like developers, a sun solar frame for making sepia prints, telescopic refracting solar projections and sunspot studies, a Tasco 30mm refractor, various astronomy and telescope observation studies.

USA Lab 05 at WHW

This lab is a left wing addition to WH. It served as a place to liquid solder electronics, manufacture test models, create rockets, develop electronic systems, disassemble electrical and mechanical modules for parts, and develop research jet engines. It included a showcase section. A large inventory of electronic parts were created and experiments in electronics were conducted. A library was built up and included the Citizens Band CB magazine S9, Radio Electronics, and other science magazines. Included long range studies of radio reception in the AM band and development of a ham radio system with a one tube transmitter. Experimented with two way radios and constructed laser guns.

USA Lab 06 at RH

This Red House lab was situated in the city. Ham radio, SWL radios, QSL international short wave radio reception card collection, electronics, kit building, artistic constructions, experiments with ceramics, glazing, kiln firing, glass working, showcase. Included long wire antennas for world wide receptions.
 
USA Lab 07 at RHB 
This is a large full house sized basement addition to RH Red House for glass working and experimenting.
 
USA Lab 08 at RHS 
This is a full scientific and art showcase with mathematical constructs illustrating various geometries
 
USA Lab 09 at YH

Also city located, the Yellow House Engel laboratory was at garden level. Capabilities included chemistry, telescopes, astronomy, photography, astrophotography, the 1st Mars study at 1st viewed opposition, visual and photo observations, observational concrete observatory platform, 4.25-inch F-11 telescope, electronics, microscope, spintharascope, SWL, radios, mechanics, optics, lunar studies, lunar mapping and cartography, Jupiter & Saturn studies, Ganymede photography, and a Jupiter Moons study. Custom designed lab bench. One project was the determination of the speed of light using the Jovian Moon system. During this time period, SF included Star Trek.
 
USA Lab 10 at YHO

This is an observatory appendage to YH Yellow House for telescopic observations, astrophotography and visual observing. It served as the first observatory with a stable poured cement slab in the back side of the property. Telescopes included diameters up to 4.25-inches and programs were heavy into the study of Mars, and lunar planetary studies. Included studies of Venus, Mars, Jupiter.

USA Lab 11 at GA This lab mid floor ground level lab was built in an apartment with a notorious person known as the Gooch (named after the comical mythological character of ill repute), living in the upstairs floor, who tried to sabotage the efforts of the scientists working at the indoor lab and at the basement level at the at the observational area. Its capabilities included Astronomy, portable telescopes, astrophotography, deep space, planetary studies, observation of celestial events, biology, reptiles, tropical fish, publications, article writing and authoring, telescope design, solar studies of sunspots, aurora, meteor study
 
USA Lab 12 GAB 
a basement lab extension to GA, constructed telescope components
 
USA Lab 13 GAO 
Outdoor observational observatory area to GA

USA Lab 14 at MO

This city lab was built in a small family owned home on the second floor level. It was equipped for astronomy, telescopes, astrophotography, deep space, planetary studies, observation of celestial events, biology, reptiles, tropical fish, specializing in Mars, cartography, map entire surface of Mars, telescope 10X enhancements, construction and carpentry, human bone structure study, study of the human heart, development of a laser beam communication system, photo darkroom, development of astronomical techniques, telescope construction, grinding/ polishing/ figuring lenses & mirrors, manufacturing of fiberglass tubes, antenna systems, SWL, electronics, circuit building, modern radios, antique radios, mounting design and construction, SWL & electronics, 2-way radio. The extension included a recording studio with electronics and a library.
 
USA Lab 15 at MOR 
Adjacent 2nd floor room extension to MO
 
USA Lab 16 at MOB 
Basement level extension to MO but classifies as full scale laboratory, city located, specially constructed for photography, included a chemical photographic darkroom, cameras, astrophotography, film techniques, astronomy, Schmidt Camera, Practica FX. Served as the processing work horse environment for a summer long Mars opposition study with an 8-inch F6 Newtonian reflector telescope and the enhanced 80-inch telescope. During this time, a 12.5-inch lens was in the making along with a resin lab to construct fiberglass telescope tubes.
 
USA Lab 17 at MOO 
Outdoor observatory and work extension to MO, worked with fiberglassing, constructing telescope tubes, SWL and HAM radio antennas, Mars and planetary observational programs, astronomy and telescopic observations and tests, construction of telescopes
 
USA Lab 18 at AH

Basic in-city open short term temp summer lab, at the lower level Anderson location, was set up and then dissolved in about six months due to lack of security
 
USA Lab 19 at MH

This was a purchased metal mobile lab that didn't go anywhere. It included an Astronomical observatory and capabilities with telescopes, astronomy, observing, photography, cameras, astrophotography, science library, working with steel buildings, roll off roof observatory, telescope design.
 
USA Lab 20 at MHO 
This was a separate rural slide off roof observatory laboratory fabricated from a wood and thick steel shed. It functions as a companion to MH. It was modified into a roll off roof observatory.

USA Lab 21 at OH

City based and owned, the "Observatory Home," the most sophisticated and capable Humanoido Lab ever built. It was here a new microcomputer was designed, invented and constructed (though never sold). It included the Advanced Astronomical Observatory with a Voice, a state of the art computer scientific data processing center, precision telescopes, astronomy, observing, photographic darkroom, astrophotography, photography, image processing center and lab work, cybernetics lab, mirror grinding room, mirror grinding machine, mechanics section, electronics, projects & inventions, 40-foot floor to ceiling library, dome room, red ribbon droid, robots, image processing, astronomical publications, technical journal developments, computer center, voice synthesis & recognition, calculus dome, optoelectronic interface, 28,000 pound mount & mechanical systems, HVAC systems, ultrasonic systems, drives, thermodynamic equalizer, black box protector, telescope design & construction, 40-inch reflector telescope, two 50-inch reflector telescopes, 12.5 inch telescope enhanced to 125-inches, a Foucault Testing Center, discovered a star, CCD technology, developed virtual cooling, remote control telescope technology, mechanics lab, parts inventory, optics design center, 6-foot VIP Video Image Processor machine, astro imaging, CCD super cooled imaging, computer invention, design, construction, computer programming, votrax development, computer singing development, invent OPTICS language, many robots, observatory droids, developed first remote controlled cyber space telescope, internet systems, mirror grinding machines design and construction and specific computer programs,

USA Lab 22 at OHM
A metal building lab extension to OH

USA Lab 23 at OHW

A small wood building housing the most important astronomical and mechanical constructs for the 40-inch reflector research grade telescope 

USA Lab 24 at OMO
Extension to OH, outdoor open observatory with concrete observing pad and elevated observational wood deck. Large grassed area for distance testing and temperature stabilization

USA Lab 25 at OHG

A large double garage based scientific tool room laboratory in the city, a premium work center and extension to lab OH. Included mirror grinding machine design & construction, 40-inch plate glass mirror reflector telescope construction, 3-meter dome construction, track designs, the Angle Iron Guide, 144 servo mechanism primary mount construction, tool room with tools and thick wood benches supporting thousands of pounds, shelves for equipment, manufacturing, testing and storage of equipment and parts. For machining, designing, wood working, metal working, parts fabrication.

USA Lab 26 at OHB

A basement extension to OH, included a library, archival, storage 
 
USA Lab 27 at OHD

Full observatory dome room laboratory, with optics, various telescopes, several computers, 28 thousand pound mounting, control center, control desk, electronic TV monitors, electronic devices, HVAC motors and parts, instrumentation, high voltage AC controllers, control paddles, thermodynamic equalizer, variable frequency oscillators, dome motor control, computer control, voice control, speech synthesis, speech recognition, OBS dome room robotic droids, astro imaging, CCD technology, conducted work in super cooling and light hypering, hypersensitization experiments, invention of Virtual Cooling and Electronic Character Selection Filters, one ton rotatiing dome, work with telescope remote and computerized controls setups, dome rotation mechanics and devices,

USA Lab 28 at JA

Mid-way city lab 1st level apt, work primarily with telescopes, a computer center, continuing development of the remote control cyber space telescope, technical publishing, astronomy, astro imaging, astrophotography, computer image processing, publications, article writing, large library

 

USA Lab 29 JAG

a garage extension to JA, with two 50-inch telescope mirrors, inventory, tools, parts, supplies

USA Lab 30 JAB

a basement extension to JA, housed scientific equipment and storage

USA Lab 31 at AA

R&D Archway housed laboratory, interim lab, primary storage and a center for new designs and inventions

USA Lab 32 at SH

Very efficient small lab, includes Tool room, offices, robotics, robots, robotic assembly, robotic manuals, postings, books, library
 
USA Lab 33 SHB
full basement lab extension to SH
 
USA Lab 34 SHG
external garage lab extension to SH
 
USA Lab 35 SHS
gray tool room extension to SH
 
International Lab 36 at TT
Taiwan temp lab, was the first international short term lab
 
International Lab 37 at TMT
Taiwan first long term lab with many lab tables in a large room.
 
International Lab 38 at TW

Taiwan first lab at level 5, a wood finished Laboratory with two permanent attached work benches and one fold out bench. Roll out storage bins and sunken in showcases. Bookshelves. Electronics, robotics design & construction, microprocessors, computers, Artificial Intelligence, computer programming center, Apple computer systems.

International Lab 39 at BVA

Beijing China original lab, with big vertical air conditioner, included computer labs, computer programming, robotics, humanoid robots, robot programming, robot design and construction, library, parts inventory
 
International Lab 40 at BLT

Beijing China very large lab, the largest, a lab with Robot development, Penguin robots, computer programming, computer lab
 
International Lab 41 at BLD Beijing China, the evolution from BLT, moved to an indoor living deck space, with robot development, computer center, programming, office
 
International Lab 42 at BLS Beijing China, the largest small apt series, new, a lab with Robot development, showcase, robots, computer programming, computer lab
 
International Lab 43 at BS1

Beijing China 1st small apt laboratory with Big Brain development, micro space program, aerial photography, astrophotography, solar imaging, coronal solar studies, weather and pollution study, Helicopter flight, remote flight, remote imaging, camera, kites, robots, robotic astronauts, 
 
International Lab 44 at BS2
Beijing China 2nd small apt laboratory identical to BS1, with Big Brain development, micro space program, aerial photography, computer center, showcase, astrophotography, solar imaging, coronal solar studies, weather and pollution study, Helicopter flight, remote flight, remote imaging, camera, kites, robots, robotic astronauts, down-links from satellite

International Lab 45 at SC1 
Shanghai China first lab, acquisition of mylar material, development of mylar telescope mirrors, Big Brain Kinder projects, man in space mega project, near space, development of micro space crafts, helicopter and telescope acquisitions, photography and aerial imaging, telescopic and astronomical imaging, exploration of Micro Space and Near Space, development of the water drop telescope

International Lab 46 at SCO 

Shanghai China Deck observatory, observations, astronomical imaging, photo visual studies of Lunar and planetary, Jupiter study, telescope study, sky experiments, camera, astro imaging, astrophotography, remote studies, robotic telescope studies, Dobsonian mounting study

International Lab XX at

This is a temp lab based in Tianjin Taiwan for the purpose of launching large approximately 5-foot hot air balloons. Equipment was purchased and set up on site. Tracking and monitoring was with cameras. Included multiple night launches. A launching platform made from pipe was provided. Fuel wad was from a kerosene diesel type derivative. The flights continued to rise and go downrange in the wind for a flight time related to the fuel source longevity. Balloons were not recovered.

International Lab 47 at TO Taiwan old lab with one lab bench with two storage units for parts, secondary storage areas, worked on Propeller powered Big Brain children, design airport sensors, begin web site and blogger, conducted Micro Space Program, launched rockets & rocket balloons, develop air propulsion, multiple lens telescope, postings, inventions, design and construct new telescopes, undergo machine brain enhancements over a ten month period   
 
International Lab 48 at TL

Taiwan loft lab. Initially designed for the Big Brain Center, construction delayed full installation of the Big Brain, was converted to lab inventory of parts and instruments

International Lab 49 at TS

Taiwan static lab. Fast becoming one of the most powerful, advanced, and capable Humanoido Labs ever created, the Taiwan Static Lab is located in a tall high rise modern futuristic skyscraper and based in a city of 8-million. This is a state of the art laboratory featuring the living Big Brain machine and housing an office, library, multiple telescopes center, small observational deck, the worlds largest telescope instrumentation command and control center, and includes a supercomputer, multiple computers at its computer data processing center, the image processing and printing center, a center for the ULTRA Space Administration, the location of the Deep Space Center, the Command and Control Center for the GT Genius Telescope, tool section, parts, inventory, inventions, modeling & simulation, testing, cyber devices, and other space telescopes. It includes adjuncts for the World's Largest GT Telescope in Space, an Observatory on the skyscraper rooftop, a Science Loft with sleeping accommodations, a Mobile Science Lab for air transport from country to country, and one full Expansion lab add-on.

101 Taiwan Lab 47 TD

International Lab 50 at TSO Located in Taiwan, this observatory is a small observational lab center built from an outdoor deck. Useful for weather monitoring, testing enhancements, astronomical observations and imaging, working on aerial photography, camera testing, recording and testing pollution phenomena, observing temperatures, sky conditions, relative humidity, atmosphere pressure, a place to mount scientific instrumentation and telescopes.
 

International Lab 51 at TR (Skyscraper Roof Lab - Area 51) This is the Taiwan skyscraper roof lab, also known as the Roof Observatory Lab 51 (and sometimes referred to as Area 51). Area 51 is where new space crafts are flown tested, launched and landed, and aerial surveillance photos are conducted. The Lab is a supplement and spinoff from the Transit lab. Works also includes study of Venus Transit, use as a full astronomical observatory, programs with astronomical imaging of selected events, serves as a lookout post, monitors weather changes, serves as an atmospheric monitoring observatory, covers celestial events, sunspot study, telescope testing and use, terrestrial experiments in transparency, opacity, humidity, temperature, distance, testing & measuring and conducting experiments, work as a pollution monitoring station, heavy with experiments regrading atmospheric pollution as a character selection filter, and studies primarily with the Moon and planets plus special events. 

International Lab 52 at TE
Taiwan Expansion Lab. Expansion overflow to Lab 24. Library, electronics, Big Brain machine, soldering, circuits, robots, storage, display showcase. 

International Lab 53 Big Brain Consolidation Lab
This Taiwan Lab brings together more parts of the supercomputer for the greatest consolidation effort in the history of the Big Brain machine. Includes large work space, storage of parts, a computer center with three computers, two Apple Macs and one PC, a library, print center, area for work on the Propeller COSMAC Elf, a photo center, and rapidly expanding other scientific areas.
 
Free Lab 54 at TLF (No Parent Country)

The TLF a mobile lab inside luggage - a mobile netbook computer, electronic parts, processors, small version of the Big Brain, software, apps, notes, books, electronics, references, resources, batteries, hook up circuits, links etc.
 
Free Lab 55 at VLF (No Parent Country)

This is a Virtual Lab Facility (VLF) and online cyber lab. It includes everything for a working laboratory located in the virtual cyber world - all lab parts, parts of the Big Brain embedded in software, VR components, applications, software, data, word processing, data base, spreadsheet, mail, image albums, file storage, teleconferencing, information access, storage and retrieval of work, online access to multiple linking sources, charts, plots, resources and references. Utilizes a computer or small iPhone terminal at any location with internet to access the online Cyber Lab. 
 
Free Lab 56 (No Parent Country) The Mobile Transport Lab MTL is one that can remain in flight without a parent country. A Mobile Transport Lab was flown over the North Pole and collected data. This is a mobile science and technology lab for travel that is a more modern version of the original Transport Lab Facility (TLF). New items include a cell phone with many digital scientific apps, multiple cameras, and a space telescope. Classification: 2013 Mobile Transport Lab 56 (no parent country) 

International Lab 57

Created in July 2013, the South Korea Lab SCL is a temp lab. See links for more information.

International Lab 57

Created in 2013, the first Taiwan radio telescope observatory lab, designed to observe the sun, jupiter, meteors, lightning, aurora, and other radio sources. The first system was 25MHz based monopole decametric based.

BRIEF HISTORY - HUMANOIDO LAB ORIGINS

PHASE I
The history of Humanoido labs is very interesting and perhaps uniquely unlike the origin of any other lab in the world. The first lab was likely created from ideas that originated with library books and purchased books dealing with science, computers and robots. The lab was created by the need of a place to conduct science experiments, construct humanoid robots and projects.

PHASE II
The second phase of lab origins likely originated from comic book ideas where scientific labs were presented with super hero characters such as the Flash, Superman and Batman.

PHASE III
The third phase of lab origins was TV series based and included Supercar, Fireball XL-5, Outer Limits, and Star Trek.

Phase IV was related to the book series Tom Swift Jr. by Victor Appelton.

PHASE V
Phase V was science fiction movie related, with 2001 - a Space Odyssey, Star Wars, Star Trek 

PHASE VI
The current phase, labs are created with originality