NATIONAL RECOGNITION
Featured on Shark Tank India — Season 5. National recognition for India's first hand-tracking VR learning lab.
WHAT STUDENTS CAN DO
Acid–Base Titration
Class 10
Chemistry
Neutralise HCl with NaOH and watch the indicator turn.
Reflection & the Human Eye
Class 8
Physics
Trace rays off plane mirrors, build the image, then step inside the eye.
Photosynthesis
Class 7
Biology
Change light, water and carbon dioxide and watch a leaf make glucose.
Class 9
Maths
3D Solids & Nets
Unfold cubes, cones and prisms to build surface area and volume by hand.
Class 6
Indus Valley Civilisation
Social Science
Walk through Mohenjo-daro's streets, granary and Great Bath.
1000+ experiments
Safe, repeatable, curriculum-aligned modules across every subject
Proven Results
Indus International
Bengaluru — India's #1 international school 14 years running, now bringing immersive science to 1,100 IB students.
O.P.S. Vidya Mandir
Ambala, Haryana — Fevi Create Platinum School of the Year, now running hands-free VR science for 1,500+ students.
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Hazardous reactions and dissections, zero risk
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No chemicals, specimens or clean-up cost
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Repeat any experiment until the concept clicks
WHY Hands-on Learning VR LAB WORKS
Run the experiments a real lab can't
Atoms, cells, circuits and 3D solids you can hold
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Slow-motion reactions, forces and life cycles
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AI mentor Medha explains each step
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SEE THE INVISIBLE
See what a textbook can only describe
Not just watching — actually doing
HOW THEY COMPARE
VR Science & Math Lab FAQ
COMMON QUESTIONS
Which subjects and chapters are covered?
All core NCERT chapters for Classes 1–12 across Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Social Science.
Can teachers track who did which experiment?
Yes. The teacher dashboard launches any experiment on every headset with one click, monitors each student live, and reports completion and scores per student and per topic.
Do students need prior VR experience?
No. Hand-tracking makes it intuitive - if they can move their hands, they can run the experiment.
Bring VR to Your School
See a full experiment run live with your team — free, 30 minutes.