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Virtuix Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: VTIX) CEO Jan Goetgeluk recently joined “The Street Reports Podcast” to discuss the company’s evolution from a crowdfunding-backed startup to a publicly traded Nasdaq company, while outlining key growth drivers heading into 2026. Also CEO highlights VR growth strategy, U.S. military expansion, and Meta ecosystem integration as Virtuix scales globally.
During the interview, Goetgeluk provided a comprehensive overview of Virtuix’s business model, centered around its Omni One full-body virtual reality treadmill, a system designed to allow users to physically walk and run inside immersive digital environments. The platform combines hardware, software, and gaming content to deliver active VR experiences across consumer gaming, fitness, enterprise training, and defense simulation.
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From Crowdfunding to Nasdaq
Virtuix’s journey to the public markets began with strong early support from retail investors through crowdfunding initiatives, which helped validate demand for its immersive VR technology. The company ultimately achieved a major milestone by listing on the Nasdaq Global Market under the ticker VTIX in January 2026, significantly increasing its visibility among institutional and retail investors.
Goetgeluk emphasized that the company’s early community-driven backing played a key role in shaping its product development and go-to-market strategy.
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Expanding Across Military, Robotics, and Enterprise Markets
A major focus of the discussion was Virtuix’s expansion beyond gaming into defense and enterprise applications. The company has deployed systems to leading U.S. military institutions, including the United States Military Academy, the United States Air Force Academy, and Yokota Air Base, where its technology is being used for immersive training and simulation.
The CEO also highlighted emerging opportunities in robotics teleoperation and AI-driven simulation, where users can control robotic systems or navigate realistic digital environments using natural movement.
Meta Partnership and Global Growth
Virtuix’s collaboration with Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: META) was another key topic, as the company joins the “Made for Meta” program, enabling its Omni One system to integrate with Meta Quest headsets and games. This partnership significantly expands Virtuix’s reach within the global XR ecosystem.
In addition, the company is actively expanding into European markets, with new sales channels opening across major regions and shipments scheduled to begin in 2026.
2026 Outlook
Looking ahead, Goetgeluk outlined a growth strategy focused on scaling production, expanding international distribution, and increasing adoption across both consumer and enterprise segments. With improving financial performance, growing demand for immersive technologies, and increasing use cases in gaming, defense, and AI simulation, Virtuix is positioning itself within several high-growth markets.