The first AI-XR enabled VR lab in Muzaffarnagar
The S.D. Public School, Dwarika City — a CBSE campus of 1,941 students in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh — opened a controller-free VR science lab and announced it on its own website in January 2026.
1,941
Students
2026
Announced
Zero
Consumables
The school, on the record
Every figure below comes from a public record and can be checked independently. Nothing here is an estimate.
1,941
Students on roll
82
Teachers on staff
63
Smart classes on campus
2018
Campus opened
Why a Tier-2 CBSE school needed this
The constraint was never the teaching. It was what a physical lab can afford to spend twice.
The Challenge
A physical science lab is limited by what it can afford to consume and safely supervise. A Class 10 titration uses reagents that are spent the moment they are poured. A Class 8 optics practical needs a mirror, a light source and a darkened room, for forty students at once. Under CBSE practical assessment every student is expected to have performed the experiment. In practice, most have watched one.
The Solution
A 9DXR lab runs on hand tracking, so there are no controllers to learn before the experiment starts. Students reach out and handle the apparatus with bare hands, and when they get it wrong they reset and run it again. Nothing is consumed, so the second attempt costs the same as the first: nothing.
“First AI-XR enabled Virtual Reality Lab in Muzaffarnagar. Immersive and Futuristic.”
THE S.D. PUBLIC SCHOOL, ANNOUNCING THE LAB ON ITS OWN WEBSITE, JANUARY 2026.
What students run in the lab
Five NCERT-aligned practicals, one per subject, mapped to the class that studies them.
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