Archive · 10 Jun 2025
Pune Startup Uses VR to Transform Education Across India
Imagine learning about Mars using a VR headset!
QWR creates virtual reality programs that let students explore places they can't visit, like the deep ocean.
They convert textbook knowledge into interactive apps covering subjects like science and languages.
They work with schools and plan to expand to healthcare and defense for therapy and training.
QWR is a Pune-based startup using VR for immersive learning.
The company converts textbook knowledge into interactive apps.
QWR has reached 700-800 schools across 19 states in India.
They are expanding into healthcare and defense sectors.
The company is a class-one make-in-India manufacturer.
- Who
- Question What’s Real (QWR)
- What
- QWR uses virtual reality to create immersive learning experiences.
- When
- Founded 8 years ago.
- Where
- Operates across India, with headquarters in Pune.
- Why
- To make complex concepts accessible and engaging for students.
Private Schools
Government
Promotion of Innovation
Private Schools
Look at innovation from a marketing lens
Government
Better promoter in rural India
- Company Name
- Question What’s Real (QWR)
- Focus
- Extended reality hardware manufacturing
- Location
- Pune, India
- Schools Reached
- 700-800
- States Reached
- 19
- Growth
- 2.5x year-on-year
- Make in India
- Class-one manufacturer