Virtuix debuts on Nasdaq as Omni VR technology scales across markets

Virtuix Holding CEO Jan Goetgeluk joind Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss the company’s milestone debut on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol VTIX, marking a significant step in Virtuix’s growth as it scales its proprietary virtual reality technology across both consumer and defense markets. Virtuix is best known for its Omni technology, which enables full 360-degree movement in virtual reality, allowing users to walk, run, and move naturally within immersive digital environments. Goetgeluk highlighted the strong early traction of Omni One, the company’s latest system designed specifically for home use. “We recently launched Omni One, and we reported 138% year-over-year growth in our S-1 filing,” he said, pointing to rising consumer demand for more immersive VR experiences. Omni One delivers full physical immersion by allowing users to physically move while remaining safely in place, creating a more realistic and engaging experience for gaming and entertainment. Beyond gaming, Goetgeluk emphasized the system’s fitness benefits, noting that one customer reportedly lost 40 pounds in just four months through regular use, underscoring the platform’s potential as a gamified fitness solution. Virtuix is also gaining momentum in the defense sector with the introduction of its Virtual Terrain Walk system. Powered by artificial intelligence and Gaussian splatting technology, the platform enables soldiers to rehearse missions in highly realistic virtual environments generated from real-world locations in a matter of hours. The system allows for immersive, repeatable training scenarios that can be rapidly customized to operational needs. Goetgeluk noted that Virtual Terrain Walk units are already deployed at key military institutions, including the U.S. Air Force Academy and Yokota Air Force Base, demonstrating growing adoption within defense training environments. Following its Nasdaq listing, Virtuix has strengthened its financial position, securing $11 million in funding from Chicago Venture Partners and establishing a $50 million equity line. These resources are expected to support the company’s plans to scale operations, expand product development, and accelerate growth across both its consumer and defense businesses. #proactiveinvestors #virtuix #nasdaq #VTIX #Virtuix #VTIX #NasdaqDebut #VirtualReality #ImmersiveTech #OmniOne #VRGaming #VRFitness #DefenseTechnology #MilitaryTraining #AI #GaussianSplatting #MetaverseTech #ConsumerTech #GrowthStory #ProactiveInvestors