About QWR

QWR (Question What’s Real) is an Indian deep-tech spatial computing and XR hardware company that designs, develops, and manufactures head-mounted devices for enterprise, professional, consumer and educational use cases.

QWR builds hardware optimized for long-duration comfort, predictable performance, and scalable deployment in training, skilling, healthcare, industrial simulation, and human-computer interaction.
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Who We Are

QWR exists to rethink how humans interact with digital systems — not through novelty,
but through tools that are usable, reliable, and designed for real work.

The company focuses on building purpose-driven head-worn technology that moves
beyond screens and into immersive, real-world environments.
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QWR was founded to solve a core gap in XR adoption: hardware designed for demos,
not for sustained real-world.

What We Build

QWR designs and develops XR hardware and systems, including:
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- Enterprise-grade VR headsets built for training, simulation, and long-duration professional use
- AI smart glasses that enable hands-free, context-aware assistance in everyday workflows
- XR hardware platforms for education, healthcare, industrial training, and applied research
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Across products, the focus remains consistent: clarity, comfort,
and control over extended use.

These systems are designed and manufactured in India, with a focus on
reliability, long-term deployment, and controlled user experience.
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Education

Training & Simulation

Healthcare

Defence

Who It's For

QWR’s products are built for organizations and individuals who need
XR to work reliably at scale, including:
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- Enterprises running workforce training, safety, and skilling programs
- Educational institutions adopting immersive learning tools
- Healthcare and medical training providers
- Industrial and manufacturing organizations using simulation and procedural training
- Developers and creators building real-world XR applications
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The Problems We Are Solving

VR That
Doesn't Scale

Most VR hardware is designed for short, consumer-focused experiences.
In enterprise environments, this leads to discomfort, inconsistent performance, and poor long-term adoption.
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Comfort As A
System Requirement

In training environments, discomfort
directly impacts
learning outcomes.

Practical
XR

Deploying XR at scale in India requires cost awareness, diverse user
accommodation, and infrastructure flexibility.
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Developer Ecosystem

XR’s future is powered by developers. Just like the early days of personal
computing, where software shaped the industry, we see developers as the
architects of the XR revolution.
We support innovation end-to-end, providing mentorship, funding
through accelerator programs, and global visibility.
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We are developer-first, offering open XR platforms and streamlined
developer kits that simplify building for our hardware. Whether you're
crafting games, educational tools, or enterprise solutions, we help bring
your vision to life.

How We Think About XR

We approach XR as infrastructure, not spectacle.

Design decisions prioritize endurance over novelty, predictability over
experimentation, and usability over visual excess.

The goal is to make immersive hardware that quietly integrates into
workflows rather than demanding attention.

Looking Ahead

As spatial computing evolves, QWR continues to focus on building
intelligent, context-aware hardware ecosystems that support
learning, training, and human capability at scale - questioning
assumptions, refining intent, and building what lasts.