Vic’s Science Studio

What Vic’s Science Studio is

Vic’s Science Studio is a web-based service for using VR headsets to organize chemistry lab practicals in classrooms or remotely. Its XR app simulates laboratory work and calculates processes in real time; teacher-facing LMS tools support task assignment and progress tracking. The maker says the software is intended to complement real experiments, not replace a physical chemistry lab. Full access includes 27 tasks and a bonus pack connected to the British A-level Chemistry program. Teachers can request task adjustments, and the maker says new scenes can be created in days without AI. Schools, colleges, universities, vocational training centers, libraries, chemistry tutors, and individuals with headsets are listed as audiences. A compatible VR headset is required, and the maker does not sell hardware. The main interface is in English, though new tasks may be created in a local language if demand is significant. The free demo has several tasks but no LMS tools; a 14-day trial provides full platform access. Paid plans cost €240 per year per device or €700 once per device, with the lifetime plan defined as a minimum of three years after purchase.

Who it suits

It suits chemistry teachers and educational organizations that want VR-based practical activities alongside real experiments. Tutors and individuals with compatible headsets may also find it useful, especially if they need task assignment and progress tracking.

Limits

The free-forever demo includes several tasks but no LMS tools. The free trial lasts 14 days; the yearly plan is €240 per year per device, and the €700 lifetime plan lasts a minimum of three years after purchase.

Getting started

1. Visit https://vics.studio/.
2. Use the free demo for several tasks without registration.
3. Start the 14-day trial for full platform access and LMS tools.
4. Use a compatible VR headset; the maker does not sell hardware.
5. Choose the yearly plan at €240 per year per device or the lifetime plan at €700 once per device.

Verdict

Choose Vic’s Science Studio if you need chemistry practical simulations with teacher assignment and tracking tools, and already have compatible VR hardware. Look elsewhere if shared virtual sessions, a non-English interface, or content aligned to a specific school program is essential.