Point your device at any textbook page. Computer vision identifies the topic, the diagram, the question — instantly, even when the page is folded, smudged, or photocopied.
A 3D model rises off the page — a cell, an engine, a planet, a molecule. Students walk around it, slice it open, rotate it, scale it. Visualization isn't garnish — it's how the concept finally clicks.
When a student is stuck, Quri steps in. It asks the right next question. It points to the right next idea. It never simply hands over the answer — because the goal is understanding, not completion.