Physics labs without equipment
Optics, mechanics, electromagnetism — every experiment students need, runnable on a school PC or VR headset.
Industry · Schools, Colleges & Universities
Give every student a real lab
Most schools cannot afford the equipment a proper physics or biology lab needs. We replace shrinking lab budgets with VR labs and 3D simulations — so students experiment, fail safely and build intuition for the sciences without a single broken beaker.
60+Physics & chemistry experiments
1:1Every student gets a virtual lab
0Consumables, breakages, hazards
K-12And tertiary curriculum aligned
The Problem
What blocks modern STEM teaching
Equipment is expensive. Consumables run out. Safety rules limit what students can touch. As a result, the most exciting parts of physics, chemistry and biology stay locked behind teacher-led demos — and engagement suffers.
- Lab equipment beyond school budgets
- Consumables and chemicals limit hands-on time
- Safety rules restrict experiments
- Hard-to-visualise concepts (fields, waves, molecules) stay abstract
Our Solutions
Products built for education
VARDIX product
Science Lab
Virtual physics and chemistry experiments for secondary schools, with built-in lesson plans.
Learn more →VARDIX productAcademiX3D
3D content library and authoring tools for STEM teachers — biology, anatomy, engineering.
Learn more →VARDIX productVARGATES Platform
Shared XR classrooms for remote labs, science clubs and inter-school competitions.
Learn more →Where It Works
Use cases on the floor
Biology & anatomy
Explore cells, organs and ecosystems in 3D. Replace expensive models and posters with explorable content.
Engineering & vocational
College students disassemble engines, wire circuits and assemble structures in VR — building real intuition before workshop hours.
STEM clubs & competitions
Run inter-school science competitions in shared VR classrooms. Compare results, share replays, host events.
Ready to start?
Modernise your STEM programme
We work with ministries, regions and individual schools to deploy VR labs at scale. Start with one class or one campus.