Virtual Reality & AR for Australian Classrooms

Virtual and augmented reality give students a way to see things a classroom can't hold — inside the human body, on the surface of Mars, or a machine mid-operation. The value isn't the novelty; it's that a whole class shares the same experience, so the discussion afterwards has something concrete to work from.

Where to start:

• ClassVR headsets and class sets — VR and AR built specifically for schools. Xplorer headsets in sets of 4, 8 and 30, Xcelerate headsets with hand controllers for STEM and careers work, Eduverse content subscriptions, and bundles that combine the two.
• KaiLab AR/VR robotics — students code physical robots across themed adventure mats and watch their work mirrored in 3D, augmented reality and virtual reality. Years 5 to 10.

Short, focused sessions of five to fifteen minutes tend to work better than long ones, and every system here is built so the teacher stays in control of what students see. Content is preloaded and runs offline, so a lesson doesn't hang on classroom Wi-Fi.

If you'd rather see it in a classroom before you buy, we also run student VR and AR workshops and teacher professional learning.

Sammat Education supplies VR and AR classroom technology across Australia. Schools are welcome to order on purchase order, and we can quote a configuration if you're not sure what fits.