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How businesses are adopting VR, AR, and XR technology. Training simulations, healthcare applications, manufacturing workflows, investment trends, and enterprise strategy in the spatial computing industry. We follow the money and the deployments shaping how organizations use immersive tech at scale.

Enterprise VR & XR Platforms
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Apple Vision Pro (M5)Premium

Apple Vision Pro (M5)

$3,499

The most advanced spatial computer, now on the M5 chip. visionOS supports mobile device management, so IT teams can deploy and secure fleets for design review, training, and remote collaboration.

HTC VIVE XR EliteEditor's Pick

HTC VIVE XR Elite

$1,099

A compact, glasses-like headset that runs both standalone and PC VR. The Business Edition adds device management, a commercial warranty, and kiosk mode for training deployments.

Varjo XR-4Best Fidelity

Varjo XR-4

$3,990

The highest-fidelity enterprise headset made. Human-eye-resolution visuals and photorealistic mixed reality make it the standard for pilot training, simulation, and design review.

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VR.org OriginalenterpriseBy Sam Whitfield
Virtuix Becomes a Meta Reseller as Its 3X Orders Claim Waits on a November Filing
Virtuix's October 13 release made it an official Meta reseller and repeated a 3X orders figure it first published in September. Orders are not revenue: its last 10-Q put quarterly Omni One sales at $522,391, and the first full quarter of the Quest version reports by November 16.
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VR.org OriginalenterpriseBy Sam Whitfield
Sandbox VR's Times Square Venue Leads With the Zombie Series Behind 2.66 Million of Its 6 Million Tickets
Sandbox VR calls its first New York venue its 100th, and the headline act is Deadwood Origins, from a zombie series whose first three games sold 2.66 million of the company's 6 million-plus tickets. The release says it opens October 23. Sandbox VR's own site now says October 30.
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VR.org OriginalxrBy Evan Marcus
This Week in VR: Valve Sells Off the Index, Dates the Frame Queue and Leaves a Higher-Resolution Panel in Its Code
Valve put the last Index headsets on sale at $399.20 without the parts that make one work, gave Steam Frame reservations a by December or 2027 answer, published the Frame's port pinout and left a 3,552 by 3,840 panel in its kernel code. Meta called its glasses recording bug resolved, Supernatural changed its answer on Favorites, and Ultimechs goes offline Tuesday.
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VR.org OriginalarBy Sam Whitfield
Meta's Fix for Unprompted Glasses Recordings Leaves US Owners a Delete Button and UK Owners an Off Switch
Meta says the Ray-Ban Meta bug that saved conversations without a wake word is resolved and points owners to their voice logs. Its own AI Glasses Voice Privacy Notice lets UK, Irish and German owners switch voice storage off. The US version stores recordings by default, unintended ones included.
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VR.org OriginalsoftwareBy Sam Whitfield
Apple's First Immersive Horror Film Is a 27-Minute Ti West Ghost Story, Out Friday on Vision Pro
Remnants, written and directed by Ti West, arrives Friday in the Apple TV app on Vision Pro, at 27 minutes and rated PG-13. It is Apple's first horror film in Apple Immersive Video, and it lands eight weeks after Bloomberg reported that Apple was shrinking the team that makes those films.
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VR.org OriginalenterpriseBy Sam Whitfield
ESPN's First Immersive Game on Quest Aired With a Seven-Day Replay and No Stated Price
Texas against Oklahoma streamed live in 180 degrees on Quest on October 10, with the replay up for seven days. Meta's post names the app and the playoff games still to come, and says nothing about price, countries or the next fixture.
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VR.org OriginalxrBy Evan Marcus
This Week in VR: XREAL and Pimax Name Prices, and the Waitlist-Only Steam Frame Hits 1 in 244 VR Headsets on Steam
XREAL priced AURA at $1,279, Pimax put $1,399 on Crystal Pro without agreeing with itself on a ship date, a reseller listed Pico Space Pro at $2,899, the Steam Frame got its first survey line, Sony Group's VR patents turned up at Meta, and Walkabout Mini Golf added a do-over button.
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VR.org OriginalenterpriseBy Sam Whitfield
$22.6 Billion for PTC, and Vuforia Is Not Named in Any of the Paperwork
Schneider Electric signed an agreement on October 4 to buy PTC for $205 a share. The announcement describes the business as CAD, PLM, ALM and SLM, and PTC's latest 10-Q reports two product groups. Vuforia, which PTC still sells in four products, appears in none of them.
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