013D interactive
Turn it over in your hands
Rotate and zoom a 3D model, pull it apart and tap hotspots to read what each part does. It runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
A diagram isn'ta beating heart.
AFRI-XR brings interactive 3D, AR and VR lessons to African classrooms. Teachers assign them, students explore on a phone, a computer or a headset, and progress comes back to the school.
Organised by the subjects schools already teach.
- Mathematics
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Integrated Science
- Geography
- History
- Agriculture
- Computer Science
- English
- French
- Art and Design
- Technical Drawing
- Health Education
One topic.Five ways to learn it.
A textbook shows one angle. An experience lets learners turn the object over, open it up and try things for themselves.
02Augmented reality
Put it on the desk
On a supported phone or tablet, View in AR stands the scene on a desk or the floor, at table size or real size, so learners can walk around it.
03Virtual reality
Step inside the scene
With a compatible VR headset the same experience opens all around the learner. A headset is optional, never required.
04Guided lesson
Follow it step by step
Teachers add written or spoken instructions, steps that move the view to the right place, and a quiz at the end.
05Offline
Take it home without data
Download an experience in the AFRI-XR app for computers and Android phones, then open it later with no connection.
The lessons, classes and people named on this page are examples of how AFRI-XR is used, not entries from the live library.
One learning platform.Three ways to explore.
Open experiences in a browser, in the AFRI-XR app or in a VR headset. The library can be filtered by the device you have.
Mobile
Lessons run in the phone's browser, and supported phones can place them in the room with AR. The Android app adds downloads.
- Runs in
- Browser or Android app
- Offline
- Yes, in the app
Desktop
A larger screen for building experiences, following a class and showing a lesson to the whole room.
- Runs in
- Browser, or the app for Windows, macOS and Linux
- Offline
- Yes, in the app
VR headset
Step inside the experience on a headset whose browser supports WebXR.
- Runs in
- Headset browser
- Offline
- Needs a connection
From the libraryto your class in six steps.
Teachers start from experiences that have already been built and reviewed, then make them their own. No coding.
Read about it,or go and look.
Switch the view to see the difference. Not every experience needs a headset.
3D interactive
Rotate, zoom and tap hotspots in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
Augmented reality
Stand a scene on the desk or the floor with a supported phone or tablet.
Virtual reality
Step inside the scene with a compatible headset.
Unity experiences
Creators can also publish experiences built in Unity. They open in the browser and in the apps.
Learning shouldn't stopwhen the internet does.
Download experiences to the AFRI-XR app, keep learning with no connection, and let progress sync when the connection returns.
- Downloading needs a connection and a signed-in school account.
- Downloaded experiences open in the AFRI-XR app for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, not in a browser tab.
- Work done offline stays on the device until it can be sent to the teacher.
Online
1/5Connect. Sign in while online so your school's access can be checked.
Built for everyonewho makes learning happen.
AFRI-XR connects the people who build immersive lessons with the schools and learners who use them. Select a stage to see what happens there.
The content creator builds an experience and submits it for review.
The AFRI-XR team
Tricsoft reviews school registrations, checks content before it is published and keeps the service running.
XR content creators
Invited creators build experiences in the editor or in Unity and submit them for review.
Schools
School admins set up classes, approve teachers and students, confirm guardian consent and manage the subscription by student seats.
Teachers and students
Teachers turn library content into lessons. Students join with a class code and learn in class, at home or offline.
Plans for every school,paid by the term.
Prices in Ugandan shillings. Every plan includes the web, desktop and Android apps and works offline. Pay each term, or for the year and save.
Starter
Small schools, up to 200 students.
UGX 1,200,000per term
Start free trialIncludes
- Up to 15 teachers
- 15 ready-made VR experiences
- Instructor course and certificate
- Email support
Basic
200 to 600 students.
UGX 2,800,000per term
Get startedEverything in Starter, plus
- 40 teachers and 200 students
- 50 experiences, 10 on the curriculum
- Group teacher training
- WhatsApp support within 24 hours
Standard
600 to 1,500 students.
UGX 5,500,000per term
Get startedEverything in Basic, plus
- 80 teachers and 500 students
- School dashboard and analytics
- Custom experiences each term
- A dedicated account manager
Enterprise
Large schools, groups and districts.
UGX 12,000,000per term
Talk to our teamEverything in Standard, plus
- Unlimited teachers and students
- Your own branding and API access
- VR lab design and installation
- 24/7 support line
Add-ons, for any plan
- Custom VR experience from UGX 450,000
- Custom 3D model from UGX 250,000
- Extra teacher training from UGX 500,000
- VR lab setup consultation from UGX 800,000
Payment by MTN MoMo, Airtel Money, bank transfer or cheque. Headsets are bought separately; we help schools choose and buy them.
Bring learning to life.
Register your school, or join the one you already belong to.
