Why Virtual Reality Labs for Engineering Education?
Virtual labs are significant in immersive engineering and VR engineering, since it creates a risk-free, highly engaging learning setting for students. They mimic the a real-world engineering challenges within a controlled setting, and at the same time make learning more fun and effective.
VR Engineering Streams which we serve
Our VR engineering solutions include VR for Civil Engineering, VR for Electrical Engineering and VR for Mechanical Engineering. These immersive experiences are curriculum mapped and tailored to specific industry standards, allowing students to understand academic concepts through practical simulations.
Our Modules & Features
Our VR engineering simulations encompass a broad range of machinery equipment, industrial tours, electrical engineering modules, and science experiments that prepare students to become skilled professionals.
Machine Modules
Explore hard to acquire Mechanical Engineering equipment in VR. Reduce the cost of having to upgrade costly lab equipment and explore the concepts with VR for mechanical engineering and gain a deeper understanding of concept applications.
Virtual Industrial Tours
Virtual industrial tours are one of the best ways to give a first-hand experience of the latest technologies in engineering and the practices in the industries. Enhance your job-readiness through realistic VR engineering scenarios that reflect real-world challenges.
Science Experiments
- Perform all kinds of experiments in a safe environment
- Gain essential lab skills
- Learn through trial and error
- Foster research and innovation
Explore Our Machinery Simulations
Gain an in-depth understanding of all concept applications and inner workings through our modules with our 50+ Machinery simulations across streams.
Explore
Individually play with the parts to gain conceptual knowledge.
Separate parts
Analyse different machine components laid across in the spatial environment
X-ray view
Easily view internal parts of the machine.
Working view
Learn about the scientific formulae, guiding principles, and inner workings.
Explore Our Virtual Industrial Tours
Explore industrial complexes with over 20 immersive engineering tours.
Fly mode
Have a bird’s eye view of the entire industrial complex.
Guided journey
Expansive tour of the industrial complex and engineering technology with the option to rewind and learn.
Explore mode
Self-exploratory mode which allows one to learn through thorough investigation.
Explore Our Science Experiments
Undertake multiple visits of our 20+ industrial complexes to gain an in-depth understanding of VR engineering technology.
Conduct experiment
Perform the science experiments by yourself and learn through trial and error.
Guided experiment
While performing the experiment, students are guided step by step with different input parameters to reach a scientific conclusion.
Applications of Virtual Reality in Engineering
Mechanical
Design
The incorporation of VR technology in the mechanical engineering design education in the University of Michigan has been of significant value. Through the application of VR in mechanical engineering, students are able to get a more engaging experience which in turn improves their learning.
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Civil
Engineering
Using VR for civil engineering in Lisbon University has been a great improvement as it helps in teaching about dangerous situations in a safer and cheaper way as compared to real life conditions.
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Robotics
The University of California, San Diego's use of VR technology provides students with a safe and cost-effective way to gain practical experience in robotics without the need for physical robots. The benefits of VR training include enhanced learning, improved safety, and increased efficiency.
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