From arrival to certificate in 40 minutes.
A format tested every day in our arena, designed to fit the school timetable.
The four stages
Room calibration
The 4 corners are marked and the map reaches every headset at once.
Meet the guide
The guide character explains the mission and how to move.
Cooperative mission
Challenges with different mechanics that require teamwork.
Wrap-up
A recap of what was learned, a group photo and a certificate.
Frequently asked questions
How many students can play at once?
Up to 10 students per group share the same virtual world. Each student wears a headset and moves freely around the play area.
How much space does a session need?
An open room such as a gym or a multipurpose hall. The play area can be set from 6 × 6 up to 10 × 10 meters, with a clear walkway around it.
Is an internet connection required?
No. The games run offline during the session; credit usage syncs afterwards.
Which VR headsets are used?
Standalone, wireless PICO 4 Ultra Enterprise headsets. The operator launcher shows the battery and status of each one.
Which languages are the games in?
All games are available in Catalan, Spanish and English.
How long is a session?
About 40 minutes in total: calibration, meeting the guide, a cooperative mission of about 25 minutes and a wrap-up with a recap and certificate. MICRO·MACRO kits last between 12 and 20 minutes (short versions of 9 and 11).
Who runs the session?
A facilitator who is present at all times. They control the game from a laptop and need no technical knowledge.
Let's talk about your project.
We run demos for school leadership teams, education authorities, VR centers and distributors.