Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about setting up a hands-on VR lab in an Indian school: what it covers, what space and equipment it needs, how teachers run it, and how pricing works. Can't find your question? Book a free 30-minute demo and ask us directly
How the VR lab works
Hand-tracking VR lets students reach out and perform an experiment with their own hands. There are no controllers and no external sensors to set up, pair or lose. Cameras on the headset read finger movement, so a Class 4 student can pick up a beaker as naturally as a Class 11 student
A room, power points, and a laptop or tablet the school already has for the teacher dashboard. 9DXR supplies and installs the headsets. There are no controllers, no base stations, no wall mounted sensors and no gaming PCs — the headsets are standalone
Curriculum coverage
The library holds 1,000+ curriculum-aligned experiments and activities across 10 subjects, covering Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths and Social Science, for Classes 1 to 12. Each module is built around a single concept, so a teacher can fit one into a normal period.
Yes. Modules are mapped to the NCERT syllabus and the CBSE curriculum chapter by chapter, from Classes 1 to 12. Teachers pick the experiment that matches the chapter they are teaching that week, rather than working around a fixed sequence.
Space and setup
One ordinary classroom or a spare room is enough — no plumbing, fume hood or furniture changes. Allow roughly 15 square metres for every 10 students, so each child has arm's-length clearance for hand tracking and the teacher can move between them.
Teachers and training
What does the teacher dashboard do?
It launches the same experiment on every headset with one tap, shows live which student is on which step, and records per-student completion and scores by topic. The teacher can also cast one student's view to the classroom smart board for a whole-class discussion.
Is teacher training included, and how long does it take?
Yes, on-site training is included, and most schools complete onboarding in a single day. Teachers learn to fit the headsets, launch a module from the dashboard, monitor a live session and read the per-student reports. The dashboard also carries a step-by-step guide for every experiment.
Safety
Is VR safe for school students?
Yes. Experiments that would be hazardous on a real bench — open flames, strong acids, high voltage — carry no physical risk in VR. There is nothing held in the hand to drop or swing, sessions are short and teacher-led, and the teacher can see every student's progress live.
Pricing
How is pricing structured?
Pricing is tiered by the number of students using the lab, and every tier includes the full experiment library, the teacher dashboard, on-site training and support. The headset count and the subjects you want to cover are the main cost drivers. Book a free 30-minute demo for a quote.
Bring a hands-on VR lab to your school
1,000+ CBSE and NCERT-aligned experiments across 10 subjects for Classes 1 to 12, run with hand tracking and no controllers. See it in your own classroom.