VReaLab Shines at 2026 Worlddidac Asia: Education Delegations from Multiple Countries Experience VR Smart Classroom

September 15-17, 2026 · Hangzhou International Expo Center

From September 15 to 17, 2026, the 12th Worlddidac Asia Exhibition was grandly held at the Hangzhou International Expo Center, building a global resource gathering and trade platform. VReaLab showcased its Immersive VR Smart Classroom Solution, presenting to the global education industry its innovative achievements in deeply integrating virtual reality technology with K-12 science teaching. During the exhibition, the VReaLab booth continuously attracted attention from education professionals worldwide, welcoming delegations from Nigeria, Vietnam, and Indonesia, as well as a multi-country delegation comprising the Philippines, Thailand, and Australia. All delegations expressed strong interest in VReaLab's Immersive VR Smart Classroom Solution and engaged in in-depth hands-on experience and discussions — a leading VR Classroom innovation.

Visit from the Nigerian Education Delegation

The Nigerian education delegation visited the VReaLab booth on the first day of the exhibition, showing keen interest in the application of VR technology for K-12 science education across Africa. Delegation members personally experienced the interactive operations of virtual physics, chemistry, and biology labs using PICO VR headsets. The delegation spoke highly of VReaLab's approach to delivering safer, more visual science experiments in physics, chemistry, and biology, noting that the solution holds practical value for improving laboratory teaching conditions in African schools.

Visits from Vietnamese and Indonesian Delegations

Subsequently, education delegations from Vietnam and Indonesia visited the VReaLab booth one after another. The Vietnamese delegation focused on how well the VR solution aligns with their secondary school science curriculum, while the Indonesian delegation conducted in-depth inquiries into the technical feasibility and implementation pathway for large-scale school deployment. Both delegations expressed that the application of VR technology in science teaching closely matches their countries' education digital transformation needs, and they look forward to further exploring potential collaboration.

Visit from Philippines, Thailand, and Australia Delegation

During the exhibition, a multi-country delegation comprising the Philippines, Thailand, and Australia also visited the VReaLab booth. The delegation conducted a comprehensive experience of VReaLab's Immersive VR Smart Classroom Solution and engaged in in-depth discussions on curriculum compatibility, multilingual support, and hardware integration for international market deployment.

Global Outlook

Throughout the exhibition, the VReaLab booth continuously welcomed education professionals and industry partners from countries across Asia, Africa, and Oceania. After experiencing the VR teaching solution, visitors from various countries generally recognized the strong potential of virtual simulation technology in science laboratory education. Currently, VReaLab has accumulated 1,500+ school users, 4,200+ teaching resources, and reaches over 180,000 students worldwide. The multi-country visits at Worlddidac Asia 2026 mark the continued growth of VReaLab's brand influence in Southeast Asian, South Asian, and African markets. These VR education solutions are transforming science education globally.

Thank you to everyone who visited the VReaLab booth. We deeply appreciate the recognition, trust, and valuable feedback from education delegations around the world. The exhibition has concluded, but the partnerships have just begun. VReaLab will continue to uphold its brand philosophy of 'Virtual World, Real Science,' working with global partners to drive the large-scale adoption of immersive education technology in classrooms around the world — enabling more students to 'see' the wonders of science through VR. Through innovative STEM Education technology, we empower the next generation.