VRtor

Learn by doing in VR, right in your browser.

In your headset's browser, go to

vrtor.io/mpc

Every subject is its own 3D experience, free to explore. No app store, nothing to install.

Explore the subjects Open in a headset
Communication: a coffee chat vrtor.io/com

What do you want to learn?

Each subject is three letters after vrtor.io/, so it's quick to type with a controller.

Detailed 3D reconstruction of the Taj Mahal and its minarets in the VRtor experience

Open now · World wonders 01

Taj Mahal

vrtor.io/taj

Investigate symmetry in stone. Explore the mausoleum, compare its arches and domes, change the sunlight, and test what you learn.

  • Symmetry
  • Mughal architecture
  • Four challenges
  • Explore with others
Open Taj MahalOpen in a headset
Connected architectural reconstruction of the Machu Picchu citadel

Free educational experience · World wonders 02

Machu Picchu

vrtor.io/mpc

Walk the paths, courts and terraces of one connected citadel reconstruction. Open optional laser-scanned closeups to investigate Inca stonework and test what you noticed.

Visitors Choose Join others to see who else is exploring and talk with them. Your mic stays off until you press Talk.

  • Inca stonework
  • Connected citadel
  • Four challenges
  • Explore with others
Open Machu PicchuOpen in a headset
The Apollo 11 command module Columbia, scanned by the Smithsonian, floating above the cratered surface of the Moon

Open now · Space history

Apollo 11

vrtor.io/apo

Float beside the real command module Columbia in lunar orbit, July 1969, then climb inside. The Smithsonian's scan is sharp enough to read the switches, and the note Michael Collins left on the wall.

  • The command module
  • Navigating to the Moon
  • Earth from lunar orbit
  • Explore with others
Open Apollo 11Open in a headset
The 1903 Wright Flyer, scanned by the Smithsonian, flying low over the sand at Kill Devil Hills

Open now · How machines work

Wright Flyer

vrtor.io/fly

Stand beside the real 1903 Wright Flyer on the sand at Kill Devil Hills. Find out how its wings, controls, engine and propellers work, lie where Orville lay, then watch the first flight take off in front of you.

  • Three-axis control
  • Engine and propellers
  • The first flight
  • Explore with others
Open Wright FlyerOpen in a headset
The skeleton of an adult male killer whale inside its see-through body, dorsal fin raised, in a bright museum gallery

Open now · Nature

Orca

vrtor.io/orca

Walk around the real skeleton of an adult male killer whale, scanned by the University of Pisa’s museum, at full size. Find the hand inside its flipper and the nose on top of its head, put its skin back on, and hear orcas call to each other.

  • Whale anatomy
  • From land to sea
  • Orca calls
  • Explore with others
Open OrcaOpen in a headset
A speaker on stage in a keynote hall, seen from the audience

Open now

Communication

vrtor.io/com

Practice the conversations that matter before they happen. People talk back, and an AI coach tells you what to change on the next take.

AI coach Communication is accent and speaking practice from Acento, one of the VRtor subjects. Sign in to Acento to use the coach.

  • Coffee chat
  • Job interview
  • Talk on stage
Open Communication How to open it in a headset

More to explore

Free to explore. AI when it helps.

Not everything needs AI. The 3D experiences stand on their own.

Free

  • Every 3D experience, in any headset browser
  • Labels that explain what you're looking at
  • Explore with other visitors and talk to them (Space, Apollo 11, Wright Flyer, Orca, Taj Mahal and Machu Picchu)
  • No account needed

Pro Coming

  • An AI coach that listens and tells you what to improve
  • A guide you can ask questions out loud
  • Your progress saved between sessions

Open a subject in your headset

No app store and nothing to install.

  1. Open the browser. On Quest, it's the globe icon in your app library.
  2. Type the subject's address. For example vrtor.io/mpc for Machu Picchu. Bookmark it so next time is one click.
  3. Press Enter VR. Look around, and point with your controller at anything with a label.
  4. Using Communication? Allow the microphone when asked. The coach listens and gives feedback between takes.
  5. Want company? In Space, Apollo 11, Wright Flyer, Orca, Taj Mahal or Machu Picchu, choose Join others (or press B or Y on the controller) to appear to other visitors. Your mic stays off until you choose Talk, voices fade with distance, and you can mute anyone just for you.

Get told when a new subject opens

One email per new subject. Nothing else.