QWR (Question What’s Real), a cutting-edge Indian deep-tech startup, is transforming how children across India experience education. Specializing in Extended Reality (XR) hardware, QWR is reimagining learning environments through immersive, interactive technology. In a world where education is rapidly digitalizing, QWR is setting a new benchmark for experiential learning in India’s classrooms.

What is QWR?

Founded by a team of engineers and educators, QWR stands for “Question What’s Real”, a philosophy embedded in its technology. In order to facilitate multimodal learning experiences, the startup develops hardware that combines Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR). From virtual biology dissections to historical simulations and mathematical visualizations, QWR’s tools make abstract concepts tangible for students.  

Solving India’s Learning Gaps with XR

A lack of enthusiasm, crowded classrooms, and rote learning are just a few of the problems plaguing India’s educational system. QWR is tackling these problems head-on.

Improving Student Engagement: By making learning more interactive, XR helps kids become more curious and have longer attention spans.

Filling up Conceptual Gaps: Students usually struggle to visualise complex subjects. The 3D simulations from QWR provide a clear understanding of geography, arithmetic and physics.

Scalable Learning Tools: By creating hardware solutions that work in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, they guarantee fair access to high-quality education.

Pilot Success and Future Vision

QWR has run successful pilot programs in schools in Delhi and Bengaluru. Educators and students have given positive feedback, noting better retention rates and more classroom participation.  

The startup plans to expand to over 500 schools by 2026, focusing on both private institutions and government schools through CSR and EdTech partnerships. It is also looking to work with state education boards to add XR modules to the standard curriculum.

Shaping India’s Learning Future

QWR is helping India’s youth education system through a generational change in addition to selling equipment.  By fusing innovation and accessibility, the company is leading India’s EdTech revolution and ensuring that no child is left behind in a technologically connected world.  

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