Question 1

How does Gest-XR's VR Music Classroom work in an educational setting?

Accepted Answer

Students put on a VR headset and enter a 3D stage where hand gestures trigger virtual instruments. A teacher dashboard manages sessions, groups, and recordings in real time from any browser.

Question 2

Can Gest-XR support live audiences without headsets?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The performer uses a headset while the audience experiences the spatial visuals on large screens with spatial audio. A WebRTC stream can also deliver the XR experience to remote audiences.

Question 3

Does Gest-XR's music therapy mode track patient progress?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The therapist dashboard records gesture range of motion, reaction latency, and session engagement over time. Data exports to CSV and FHIR-compatible JSON for integration with clinical records systems.

Question 4

Can the Gest-XR museum installation run without VR headsets?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Using camera-based hand tracking with pass-through mode, visitors interact with overlaid spatial audio-visuals using bare hands. Optionally, untethered headsets (Meta Quest 3) provide full immersion for deeper engagement.

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