The Naledi3d Factory is unique world-wide in its work exploring the use of Virtual Reality to communicate concepts to people in emerging communities and have developed an enviable track record in this area
The Naledi3d Factory uses Virtual Reality to communicate concepts and practices in a wide range of disciplines including industrial training and safety awareness, health and sanitation, heritage, and new technology concepts etc., including applications that can impact on community development.
we can bring this powerful interactive 3D medium to most desktop and notebook PC’s, tablets and smartphones – and hence, to virtually any community across Africa.
VR is a powerful way to communicate ideas and concepts and allows us to create content that is both content and context rich – content that also engages the end-user..

AR brings historical reconstructions into your real-world view, while VR transports you entirely into ancient sites and lost worlds.

Not children’s stories but using the power of 3D Animated videos to SHOW how processes or systems work

Naledi3d Factory offers a unique way to showcase any property –real estate, hospitality, retail, sports, arts and culture – and more.

Digital Heritage safeguards endangered sites, lost artifacts, and cultural traditions through immersive 3D experiences.
Virtual museums and immersive storytelling bring history to life, allowing students and visitors to explore artifacts and ancient civilizations through interactive digital experiences.
Virtual tours and on-site AR reconstructions let travelers experience heritage destinations from anywhere or overlay lost worlds onto the ruins before them.
isk-free simulations and digital twin technology enable professionals and students to master conservation techniques and excavation methods without touching original artifacts.
A fully interactive virtual tour platform that brings locations to life through immersive 360° technology. Deployed across mobile, desktop, and VR devices, it provides an engaging way to showcase spaces, conduct remote training, and connect with stakeholders.
A VR training simulation for UNIDO that teaches safe and sustainable chainsaw operations. Operators practice handling, cutting techniques, and safety protocols in a realistic, risk-free environment—supporting forestry management and worker protection across Africa.


























It’s practical since you can operate the VR [model] yourself and takes little time to learn so many things . . . I have learnt many things in one hour..
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
the Naledi3d Factory have been unique in truly developing the educational potential of VR technology – by applying with great skill, innovation and imagination, the technology’s attributes… using visual metaphors independent of literacy levels or a specific spoken language
Visual Acuity Limited, UK
It is very useful because it is easy to learn, it’s enjoyable and interesting VR only uses pictures please change to video it will be interesting and the selection type is very fast VR lessons are modern and any student can understand them and it saves time.
IT Manager, TechCorp
Yes. I’m teaching Mathematics for example. I can design various models e.g. vector geometry models and save them for demonstration purposes
Kings College – Budo
believe Naledi3d Factory’s new, innovative approach (applying what is essentially a first-world technology) to education – and building interactive VR environments -are improving the way Africans learn…
previous Minister of Education, Zimbabwe
I would like VR sessions to be available for every youth especially in Alex because there are so many people which are hungry for successt.
Alexandra
The concept of “interactiove3d learning objects”, while unique worldwide, truly has the potential to revolutionise rural development and the upliftment of our disadvantaged communities…
Executive Director, World Links Zimbabwe
It showed us some more pictures so it is different from normal lessons. In normal lessons sometimes you just hear but don’t see how you can understand.
Mamelodi High School