Nano: the future of VR science learning is here
A thrilling biology adventure with real science in its DNA.
A strange virus is sweeping across the globe. As a trainee in a top-secret bioresearch program, you use your headset and haptic gloves to remotely control a nanodrone -- a tiny machine that gets injected into the human body. With the drone, you operate a synthetic immune cell, jacking into infected patients around the world to fight their infections on the microscopic level. (Meta Quest Store Link)
Virtual reality learning
"There should be a version of this for every education lesson and job training program out there."
- Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, about our virtual heart experience
Our Work
VR CPR
American Heart Association
We worked with the AHA to develop a CPR training experience that teaches core CPR skills. In one of the largest studies of VR-based CPR training, students showed substantial improvement and said it was incredibly realistic and engaging.
The Stanford Virtual Heart
Breaking new ground in medical education
The virtual heart beats, blood pumps, and allows medical trainees to perform surgical repairs to correct congenital defects. The Stanford Virtual Heart was developed with support from Oculus VR and Stanford School of Medicine.
LifeCraft VR
Entering a new dimension of science
Our LifeCraft cell biology application was one of five finalists -- of 250 applications, in the U.S. Department of Education's EdSim Challenge. Students learn about cells by taking control of their microscopic machinery.
Color Space: The First Virtual Reality Coloring Book
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