TutAR

Next Reality of Teaching

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Next Reality of Teaching

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Presentation Software

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3D & Animation

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Online learning

TutAR is a 3D model deployment and sharing platform with easy-to-integrate APIs for every edtech platform. It offers 5000+ 3D models to create interactive presentations for educators, which students can experience as videos, AR/VR, or metaverse.

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Launch tags:Education•Augmented Reality•Tech

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I get that AR can make classes fun but feels more like a fancy toy than a real tool, how does this compare to stuff like Google Expeditions or Merge Cube? Plus, with the tech gap in schools, can all teachers even use this, what's the concrete proof it works better in actual classrooms not just demo videos?

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2yr ago

Hunter

@daimlerblockchainlead Thank you for your thoughtful comment! At TutAR, we're fully aware of the tech gap in schools, and bridging that gap is one of our key missions. We designed TutAR to be as user-friendly as possible—if you can use a smartphone, you can use TutAR. It’s as simple as opening an app. To give a real-life example, in a traditional classroom, a teacher might show a video of the human heart with a voice-over. With TutAR, that same teacher can place a 3D model of the heart on her chest and interact with it, zooming in and rotating it to explain concepts in her own unique way. This hands-on, interactive approach captures students' curiosity, making learning not just fun, but deeply engaging. It also gives teachers the creative freedom to teach concepts in ways that were never possible before. Since 2020, we've empowered over 100,000 teachers across 5 countries, and TutAR has been successfully implemented in 500+ schools. Our goal is to make this technology accessible to as many educators as possible, and we’re proud to see it fostering innovative teaching methods across various classrooms. Check out the video of the teacher using TutAR to teach English. https://youtu.be/LfU1jw5lCNw?si=...

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2yr ago

I'm kinda torn about this whole AR teaching thing, seems like a shiny toy more than anything, like don't we already have stuff like Google Expeditions and Nearpod that do similar stuff, how's this really different, besides, how are schools with limited budgets supposed to get this tech, real question, is it easier for average teachers to use or a pain to set up, also without proper data showing real successes, it just feels like hype, can you share more about actual results from schools using it

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2yr ago

Hunter

@contentguruny Our platform has been used by 100k+ teachers across 5 countries since 2020 and students' engagement and attention span in their classes increased with the use of TutAR. To know how teachers are using our platform, check our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@tutarap...

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2yr ago

While AR for teaching looks fancy, it really feels like a luxury a lot of schools won't be able to afford and implement easily, need more proof it's making a real difference in actual classrooms, without that it seems like more hype than help really 😕

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2yr ago

Hunter

@ceooffun Thanks for raising this important point! At TutAR, we're committed to ensuring that AR in education isn't just a luxury but a tool accessible to all schools, regardless of budget or tech resources. We've made TutAR as simple to use as a smartphone—if you can use your phone, you can easily set up and start using our platform. To show how it makes a real difference, let me share a common classroom scenario: In traditional lessons, teachers might use a video to explain how the heart works. With TutAR, teachers can place a 3D model of the heart in the classroom, even on their own chest, zoom in, and interact with it in ways that get students truly engaged. This creates a much more interactive, hands-on learning experience that sparks curiosity and boosts student engagement. Teachers also get the freedom to be more creative with their lessons, which adds value to the overall learning process. Since 2020, over 100,000 teachers across 5 countries have used TutAR, transforming lessons in over 500 schools. We're seeing tangible results and real classroom impact, and we're committed to expanding access even further to ensure AR is helping, not hyping.

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2yr ago

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TutAR sounds like a fantastic way to bring more engagement into K12 classrooms through interactive 3D models! However, I’d be curious to know how accessible this technology is for schools with limited budgets or older devices. Is the setup easy for teachers who might not be tech-savvy, and are there any examples of schools or teachers already using TutAR successfully? Hearing real-world results would definitely help build confidence that this isn’t just a buzzworthy tool, but something that makes a real difference in classrooms!

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2yr ago

HarnessRouter

Loving the concept, @shyampradeepalil! AR in K12 education can definitely transform the learning experience. The real-world examples and videos really help visualize the impact. How do you address different learning styles with TutAR? Are there customizable options for teachers to tailor the AR experiences to individual student needs?

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2yr ago

Hunter

@renchu_song, teachers can control the animations of 3D models and build lesson plans with multiple 3D models using our platform. Also, we are building a module enabling teachers to customise the AR experience according to their requirements.

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2yr ago

Congrats on the launch! Really interesting product for the AR lover. All the best and keep going!

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2yr ago

Hunter

@star_boat Thank you!!

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2yr ago

Congrats on launch of TutAR...

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2yr ago

Hunter

@toshit_garg Thank You!!

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