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Vuzix Corporation (NASDAQ: VUZI) regularly issues news about its AI-powered smart glasses, waveguides and augmented reality (AR) technologies, giving investors and industry followers insight into how its products and partnerships are developing. The company’s releases describe activity across enterprise, medical, defense, security and consumer markets, as well as updates on its role as both a smart glasses manufacturer and an OEM supplier of waveguide optics and display engines.
Recent news has highlighted enterprise deployments of Vuzix smart glasses, including follow-on volume orders of M400 smart glasses kits from a leading global online retailer to support warehouse infrastructure operations. Other announcements focus on defense collaborations, such as the continuation of a multi-year development relationship with Collins Aerospace involving waveguide-based AR display systems for U.S. Department of Defense programs and military helmet integrations.
Vuzix news also covers technology partnerships and reference designs. Examples include jointly developed binocular AR smart glasses reference designs with Avegant and Quanta Computer, and an optical component reference design for AR glasses with Himax that combines Vuzix waveguides with compact LCoS microdisplays. These stories illustrate how Vuzix positions its waveguide technology and display engines within a broader AR hardware ecosystem.
In addition, the company reports on industry events and ecosystem participation, such as showcasing its smart glasses and waveguide solutions at CES and joining The AR Alliance, as well as strategic partnerships like its collaboration with BUNDLAR to deliver no-code XR content to Vuzix devices. Visitors to this news page can review these updates to understand how Vuzix is applying its AR and optics technologies in real-world deployments, partnerships and industry initiatives over time.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) announced on February 4, 2026 that its LX1 smart glasses received FCC and CE certifications and began commercial shipments to customers in the United States, Canada, European Union, United Kingdom, and Japan.
The LX1 is a ruggedized, hands-free device with a Sony OLED HD display, all-day battery life, AI-enabled camera for barcode and OCR scanning, and voice control, positioned for warehousing, logistics, maintenance, manufacturing, and field service deployments.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) highlighted its defense and security OEM waveguide capabilities at the SHOT Show 2026 in Las Vegas, promoting its role as an optics OEM for defense integrators and U.S. Department of Defense programs.
Building on a CES 2026 demonstration of a fully functional military helmet with Collins Aerospace, Vuzix emphasized optical clarity, ruggedness, mission-ready performance, U.S.-based waveguide manufacturing, and a deep IP portfolio. The company also launched a dedicated Defense section on its website to consolidate OEM offerings, military use cases, and integration/manufacturability information. Interested parties can request SHOT Show meetings via the Defense page inquiry form or contact Adam Bull directly.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) announced on Jan 8, 2026 that its new Ultralite Pro Enterprise Platform was named a CES® 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree. The lightweight, prescription-ready AR glasses weigh less than 80 grams, use Qualcomm AR1 processor, Avegant light engines and Vuzix Incognito™ full-color waveguides delivering a 30-degree field of view. Engineered for social acceptability, the platform integrates cameras, microphones, speakers, AI-driven voice interaction, real-time translation, mapping, remote assistance and “see-what-I-see” sharing. Development leveraged a strategic collaboration with Quanta Computer for precision manufacturing and OEM readiness, positioning the platform as a flexible foundation for AI/AR enterprise and OEM solutions.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) and Himax (NASDAQ: HIMX) announced an Optical Component Reference Design for lightweight, prescription-ready AR glasses, showcased at CES 2026.
Key specs: Himax HX7319FL 720×720 LCoS in a 0.34 c.c. projector weighing 0.79 g; supports >1000 nits brightness and configurable 30° FOV; Vuzix waveguide offers 0.35 mm plate, prescription-ready high-index glass support and scalable NIL manufacturing in glass and plastic.
The partners will provide evaluation units and engineering documentation to select OEMs and offer joint customization and integration support at CES booths.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) and Avegant announced a jointly developed lightweight binocular AR reference design unveiled at CES 2026. The platform integrates Avegant's AG-30L3 0.7 cc full-color LCoS light engine with Vuzix waveguide optics and will be manufactured by Quanta Computer to reduce size, weight and system cost. Evaluation units and full engineering documentation will be available to select OEM partners beginning Q1 2026.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) will exhibit AI-powered smart glasses, waveguides, and joint solutions at CES 2026, Jan 6–9 in Las Vegas at Booth #19340.
Highlights include a Collins Aerospace military helmet demo using Vuzix waveguides, partner display engines from Avegant, Himax, Hongshi, JBD, Saphlux and Vitrealab, and product demonstrations of the Ultralite Pro platform, Z100, LX1 and M400 smart glasses.
The company will soft-launch its Vuzix Solutions go-to-market smart-glasses kits expected to roll out in 1Q2026, aiming to simplify enterprise deployments; meetings available via Adam Gogolski.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) announced continuation of a multi-year development collaboration with Collins Aerospace to scale waveguide-based augmented reality display systems for multiple U.S. Department of Defense programs.
Key points: production approval and deliveries have been achieved for advanced waveguide AR systems, a waveguide-based display engine design is complete, near-term low-rate initial production (LRIP) is enabled, and end-customer approved hardware deliveries are expected to begin in Q1 2026 with projected full-rate production beginning in 2026. The agreement leverages Vuzix' custom waveguide manufacturing to support U.S.-based defense manufacturing.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) reported it received and fulfilled follow-on volume orders in 4Q25 for custom M400 smart glasses kits totaling nearly $1 million from one of the world’s largest online retail companies.
The orders expand deployments beyond initial European pilots into a commercial rollout across the U.S. and Canada, with discussions to extend usage to additional regions, business units, and workflows. Vuzix said the smart glasses support warehouse operations by enabling remote diagnostics, improving maintenance workflows, enhancing safety, accelerating repairs, and increasing productivity in large fulfillment centers.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) joined The AR Alliance on November 25, 2025, becoming a member of the SPIE division focused on augmented reality hardware collaboration.
The membership positions Vuzix to work with ecosystem partners on open standards, interoperability, and AR wearable development. Vuzix is described as a designer and manufacturer of AI-powered smart glasses, waveguides and AR components, holding more than 450 patents and patents pending, and with offices in Rochester, NY, Kyoto and Okayama, Japan.
Company contacts for media and investors are provided for further inquiries.
Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI) reported third quarter 2025 results and strategic updates on Nov 13, 2025. Key items: Quanta investment tranche of $5.0M received, bringing Quanta's total to $20M; first wave of purchase orders from a leading global online retailer; a six‑figure development order from a U.S. defense contractor; appointment of Dr. Chris Parkinson as President, Enterprise Solutions. Financials: revenues $1.16M (down 16% YoY), net loss $7.35M (loss per share $0.09), cash $22.6M, and operating expenses down 22% YoY.
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