An immersive learning experience is a storytelling-based educational format that surrounds learners with visuals, sound, and narrative to deepen understanding. ALICE Go delivers immersive learning through a seated group VR theater designed for STEM programs, school groups, libraries, and community spaces.

ALICE Go content is created with stable, grounded cinematography and smooth pacing to reduce motion discomfort. Because visitors are seated and the visuals are steady, most people feel comfortable throughout the experience.

Absolutely! ALICE Go installs as a portable, self-contained immersive theater. Shows run with one button, require minimal staffing, and can accommodate high daily visitor volume. It’s ideal for seasonal programming, district-wide outreach, or multi-week STEM education initiatives.

Both — but it functions more like a traveling immersive theater. ALICE Go uses synchronized VR headsets to deliver shared science storytelling, similar to a pop-up planetarium but with 360° immersive films.

Topics include paleontology, space and exoplanets, ocean exploration, geology, physics, microbiology, and Earth sciences. Every film is designed with subject-matter experts and supports STEM curriculum and inquiry-based learning.

Films typically run 15–20 minutes, which provides meaningful educational impact while keeping the experience comfortable and accessible.

Yes. ALICE Go is fully seated, wheelchair accessible, and designed with smooth visual motion to minimize discomfort. It is intentionally built to include visitors who cannot participate in traditional VR. We also have versions of our experiences available with subtitles and described video.

Yes. Because of its high capacity and small footprint, even modest ticketing can generate significant daily revenue over multi-week or seasonal runs. Some organizations choose to offer the experience for free with funding covered through sponsorship.

Daily operation requires minimal staff — often one team member is enough. Shows run through a single control interface and do not require technical expertise.

ALICE Go is designed for high visitor throughput and simple, consistent hygiene. Each headset uses removable, wipeable face interfaces that can be cleaned quickly between groups. We provide sanitation guidelines, recommended supplies, and an easy workflow that keeps the experience safe and comfortable for all visitors. Most institutions integrate cleaning into their normal program rhythm, and staff tell us it is fast and manageable.

Most institutions host ALICE Go for multi-month programming blocks.

While one-month rentals are possible, museums and education partners typically find the best results with 3-month or longer runs because:

• Visitors have time to discover the experience and word of mouth can spread.

• Schools and camps can build it into their seasonal programming

• Staff can plan around a predictable schedule

• Marketing has time to build momentum

Recommended minimum for museums:

3 months — aligns well with rotating exhibit schedules and seasonal programming cycles.

Recommended minimum for libraries or community centres:

1–3 months depending on demand and audience size.

Recommended minimum for education partners:

Districts often license ALICE Go for an entire school year and move it between schools on a planned rotation.

Absolutely. Summer camps need activities that are easy to run, exciting for kids, and repeatable week after week — ALICE Go was built for exactly that.

Because the theater is seated, comfortable, and simple to operate, camp staff can move groups through smoothly while giving them a big, cinematic “wow” moment rooted in science and discovery.

Camps often use ALICE Go to:

• anchor weekly STEM days

• give campers a weather-proof “big event”

• support hands-on learning with a memorable immersive story

• serve large groups efficiently with scheduled showtimes

Most partners keep ALICE Go for the entire camp season so every group gets a chance to experience it.