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Virtual Laboratories

Experiments without limits.

Interactive 3D laboratories inside the AI LMS. Students open the human body, travel the solar system, spin the Earth and build molecules, on the smart board or in the computer lab.

Test tubes and a conical flask on a laboratory desk, a frame from Learnorama’s rendered labs film (an illustration, not a product screenshot).

The catalogue in numbers

Live in demos
4
Built in the LMS
12
Planned catalogue
24

Counts are the LMS inventory as of November 2026, not usage figures.

The catalogue

Laboratories, by subject.

12 laboratories are built in the LMS today. 4 are live in school demos; the others are being verified before release. The catalogue is planned to reach 24.

  • Live

    Life sciences

    Human Anatomy Lab

    Explore the body’s systems and organs in 3D, select a structure to learn what it does, then test yourself.

    Learning objectives

    1. Name and locate organs within each body system
    2. Explain what each system does and how systems work together
    3. Check understanding with a built-in quiz
  • Live

    Earth and space

    Solar System Lab

    Travel through a 3D solar system: the Sun and every planet, in order, with facts that appear as you explore.

    Learning objectives

    1. Order the planets and compare their size and distance
    2. Relate orbits and rotation to years and days
    3. Describe the Sun and the features of each planet
  • Live

    Earth and space

    Geography Globe Lab

    Spin an interactive Earth, explore the continents, and compare places from the equator to the Arctic.

    Learning objectives

    1. Locate continents and countries on a globe
    2. Use latitude to explain differences between places
    3. Connect Earth’s tilt and rotation to day length and seasons
  • Live

    Physical sciences

    Chemistry Lab

    Run virtual experiments, examine molecules in a 3D molecular atlas, and record results in a lab notebook.

    Learning objectives

    1. Follow a safe experimental procedure step by step
    2. Visualise how atoms bond into molecules
    3. Record observations and conclusions
  • In verification

    Physical sciences

    Physics Experiment Lab

    Build and test circuits in series and parallel, change components, and write up a lab report.

    Learning objectives

    1. Compare series and parallel circuits
    2. Predict the effect of resistance on current
    3. Write a structured lab report
  • In verification

    Life sciences

    Virtual Microscope Lab

    Examine specimens under a virtual microscope, adjust magnification and keep an observation notebook.

    Learning objectives

    1. Use magnification and focus correctly
    2. Identify cells and their structures
    3. Record and label observations
  • In verification

    Life sciences

    Plant Biology Lab

    Take a plant apart in 3D, from root and stem to leaf and flower, and compare monocots with dicots.

    Learning objectives

    1. Describe the parts of a plant and their functions
    2. Distinguish monocots from dicots
    3. Explain how plants take in water and make food
  • In verification

    Life sciences

    Animal Anatomy Lab

    Study skeletons, joints and muscles in 3D and see how muscles work in pairs to move a limb.

    Learning objectives

    1. Compare skeletons and joints across animals
    2. Explain how antagonistic muscles create movement
    3. Relate structure to how an animal lives
  • In verification

    Life sciences

    DNA & Genetics Lab

    Zoom into the double helix, watch replication and protein-building, and follow alleles into gametes.

    Learning objectives

    1. Describe base pairing and DNA structure
    2. Explain replication and protein synthesis
    3. Follow inheritance through meiosis
  • In verification

    Earth and space

    Deep Ocean Explorer

    Descend through the ocean’s light zones, inside a coral polyp and along the food web and global currents.

    Learning objectives

    1. Explain how light and pressure change with depth
    2. Describe ocean ecosystems and food webs
    3. Relate ocean currents to climate
  • In verification

    Mathematics

    3D Mathematics Lab

    See mathematics in 3D: why a cone is one third of a cylinder, all eleven cube nets, reflection, fractions and slope.

    Learning objectives

    1. Visualise solids, nets and volume relationships
    2. Understand transformations such as reflection
    3. Connect fractions and slope to visual models
  • In verification

    Higher learning (Learnorama Pro)

    Pharma 360° Lab

    Follow a medicine from tablet to membrane, receptor binding, metabolism and excretion, in 3D.

    Learning objectives

    1. Explain absorption across membranes and protein binding
    2. Visualise a drug acting at its target
    3. Relate metabolism and renal filtration to drug levels

12 more laboratories are in production. We list a laboratory here once it is built and named; until then it is not described as available.

Live
Working in the LMS and shown in school demos.
In verification
Built in the LMS; being verified before release to schools.

How a lab works

Explore, experiment, record, check.

  1. ExploreTurn, zoom and open a 3D model: a body system, a planet, a molecule, a cell.
  2. ExperimentChange one thing and watch what happens, with no consumables and no risk.
  3. RecordNote observations in the lab notebook as you go.
  4. CheckAnswer the lab’s questions; results join the student’s reports.

Watch

The labs in the full LMS demo.

The complete AI LMS walkthrough on our YouTube channel includes the virtual laboratories.

Complete AI LMS demo: cinematic lessons, virtual labs and NOVAWatch on YouTube