Science experiments in VR headsets, organized by lab, topic and age group. Every experiment has an inquiry question, hands-on action and a clear reason to be in virtual reality: a scale no classroom has, a new point of view, or an experiment a regular lab cannot run.
This catalog presents labs available today alongside content in planning and development. Listing content here is not a commitment to develop it or to a release date.
Choose a lab to see its topics and experiments by age group.
Levers, friction, slopes and pulleys: measure forces and discover the rules.
24 experiments · Ages 8–18 Read more → PhysicsShadows, mirrors, refraction and lenses, with light beams visible along their whole path.
16 experiments · Ages 8–18 Read more → Physics3D magnetic fields, electromagnets, motors and room-scale circuits.
10 experiments · Ages 9–18 Read more → Earth & SpaceDay and night, seasons, moon phases and eclipses: from space to the ground and back.
17 experiments · Ages 8–18 Read more →Experiments from more subjects in the proLabsXR library.
The same topic returns at every level, each time in more depth.
Students notice the direction of change: what grows, what shrinks and why. Lots of hands-on action and surprising scale.
Students measure, log results in a table and find a rule, such as the law of the lever or the law of reflection.
Students calculate with formulas, work with vectors and check how close a measurement comes to the calculation.
Only experiments where virtual reality adds real value:
Showing something in 3D is not enough on its own, so the catalog has no tours or videos without active inquiry.
Science experiments in VR headsets, organized by category, lab, topic and age group: forces and simple machines, light and optics, electricity and magnetism, the Earth, Moon and Sun, plus experiments in chemistry, biology and mathematics.
No. The catalog combines labs available today with content in planning and development, and it is not a commitment to develop anything or to a release date. To check what is available for your school: service@prolabsxr.com.
Ages 8 to 18. Each experiment lists an exact age range, and topics build in progression: primary students notice the phenomenon, middle schoolers measure and find a rule, and high schoolers calculate and analyze.
In the experiments we chose, students do the action themselves: assemble a setup, turn a mirror, move a compass through space or jump from space to the ground. A flat screen can't offer that in the same way.
Meta Quest 3, Quest 3S and Quest 2. The labs support Hebrew, Arabic, English and more.
Yes. Tell us what you teach and we will look at it together. Teachers can also design new experiments with the proLabsXR AI experiment creator.
The catalog is updated regularly, and content is added gradually. The labs support Hebrew, Arabic, English and more. To find out which labs are available for your school now: service@prolabsxr.com
Six science labs in VR headsets, for every grade level.
Read more →Science, technology, engineering and math, inside the headset.
Read more →A virtual experiment on a real table, in mixed reality.
Read more →How to set up a virtual reality classroom in your school.
Read more →Tell us what you teach, and we'll show you what you can run right now
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