VUZI Vuzix Corporation

$VUZI Approaching a 2 year low. Fanfkgtastic. PT said fall was going to be exciting. Well....here ya go.

$VUZI if we don't see some massive Form 4s here I guess nobody else can be blamed for having ZERO confidence in the company. Step up BOYS.

$VUZI In the closing remarks of the Q1 2026 call (May 14, 2026), Travers said the business is coming and the back half of the year should be exciting. It’s going to be an exciting fall” IS ANYBODY EXCITED??? Guess Paul thought his words would be forgotten as usual.

$VUZI Forget all the noise here, "Look at what the biggest players are doing with light; the macro trend is too big to ignore."

$VUZI This dual projector patient just justified an exotic FOV (example 70). A pilot could have two completely different displays on different locations of a waveguide at the same time. Both of which are software driven

$VUZI one would think we are in better shape then past six months yet SP is lower I just don’t understand managements lack on every level

$VUZI Causeway just took another step forward. Vuzix isn't talking about concepts anymore, they're promoting live demos at OCP, offering evaluation units to qualified partners, and discussing integration requirements before committing to a custom architecture. That's engineer-to-engineer language, not marketing fluff. The repeated 19,200-channel figure also stands out. If this were just promotion, they'd say "thousands of channels." Instead, they continue using a very specific number, suggesting a defined design target or real-world requirement. Most encouraging is the shift from "does it work?" to "how does it fit your architecture?" Different customers have different needs, and customization comes after the core technology has been validated. No, this isn't revenue yet. No, it's not a customer announcement. But it looks a lot more like commercialization than experimentation.

$VUZI It's still very early, and Causeway remains unproven commercially. However, if the technology delivers on its promises, its potential may extend far beyond AI data centers. • Aerospace & Defense: Lightweight, EMI-immune interconnects for radar, electronic warfare, and avionics. • Autonomous Vehicles: High-bandwidth data movement for cameras, LiDAR, and radar with lower power and cooling requirements. • Medical Imaging: Non-magnetic optical routing for MRI, CT, and diagnostic systems. • Telecommunications & 6G: Dense optical connectivity for Massive MIMO, edge computing, satellites, and future network infrastructure. • Quantum Computing: Low thermal conductivity may help transfer data into cryogenic environments with reduced heat leakage. • Space & Satellites: Lower weight, reduced power consumption, and high bandwidth density for next-generation payloads. Do your own DD. Not investment advice.

$VUZI Interesting Vuzix patent that recently caught my attention: a dual-projector system feeding into a single waveguide.Instead of one powerful projector trying to cover a large FOV at high brightness, they use two projectors that each handle a portion of the image/angular range and couple into the same waveguide. The advantages are pretty compelling: Better energy efficiency — two projectors running at moderate power can deliver higher overall brightness to the eye than one projector driven hard. This also helps with heat management in a slim glasses form factor. Larger usable field of view without the usual efficiency and uniformity penalties that come with a single wide-FOV projector. Improved brightness uniformity and reduced optical artifacts across the FOV.More flexibility in packing the optics into thin temples. This kind of architecture makes a lot of sense if you’re aiming for all-day wearable smart glasses that need decent outdoor brightness without killing battery life.

$VUZI If vuzix causeway didn't work, and work well, they never would have wasted time, effort and money making it available for evaluation, much less showcasing at OCP. This thing could go supernova any minute.

$VUZI “Marvell Technology on Monday said it will buy optical components maker Lumentum to address growing connectivity demands from the artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout. "AI infrastructure is undergoing a fundamental architectural shift toward optical connectivity, creating an opportunity that comes along once in a generation," said Marvell Chairman and CEO Matt Murphy in a release. "The companies that move first and help define this transition will set the standard for decades to come."”

$VUZI $VUZI Shipping evaluation units like Causeway is a huge milestone, but let’s talk about the real gatekeeper for hardware adoption that casual observers miss: The 85/85 Test.Throwing optical interconnects and waveguides into an environmental chamber at 85°C and 85% relative humidity for hundreds of hours is where prototypes go to die. Moisture ingress, delamination, and thermal stress will instantly destroy poorly bonded glass or failing optical coatings. If companies like Vuzix are successfully shipping units for partner evaluation, it means they aren't just proving the tech works on a lab bench—they are surviving the grueling durability physics required for real-world deployment.

$VUZI actually I’m really happy with this price, I will continue to buy vuzi till 2,7$ . I want to reach 80/90k shares ✋🏻💪🏻

$VUZI changes in management. Congrats to Mr. Harlas, the new head of Enterprise & OEM sales This was a desperately needed change in upper management. Finally someone is in charge who knows how to run sales

$VUZI New leadership in sales w/Mr. Harlas will make a difference. The previous Sales & client relationship management has been abysmal. The Nepotism or weak personnel at the top in that Dept has been removed. Change is happening & the Windsails are adjusting. The next 6 months should reap some good fruit

$VUZI . . There are only a handful of companies globally with meaningful IP in Nanoimprint Lithography (NIL) that I follow: Vuzix, EVG, Obducat, Canon, and NIL Technology (NIL-T). I also follow Magic Leap, despite the company having been somewhat unfocused in the past. The remaining Companies non listed here will have to compete for the market share left over. I follow all the key players in Nanoimprint Lithography. They are all currently involved in ongoing projects, collaborations, and discussions around solutions for AI data centers. This is no secret. If you don't believe Vuzix's CEO, just look at the industry. You'll see that activity is underway across NIL companies on every continent. I take this very seriously. Good luck, everyone.

$VUZI Paul: “Ed hurry up and delete the last 15 years of conference call lies, oops, I mean transcripts…they’re getting lawyers involved” lol

$VUZI . The energy bottleneck AI Centers facing, has the power demands of copper-based interconnects, is one of the reasons the industry is moving away from energy-intensive interconnect architectures toward waveguides, such as those Vuzix provides. It makes little sense to build 1,000 new coal-fired power plants when we can change the architecture and save an equivalent amount of energy — which is exactly the shift we are seeing across the industry. We are well positioned in Vuzix; they have the right IP. . Have a Good Weekend

$VUZI Doesn't it follow that, since Vuzix has shipped the Causeway evaluation units, they have solved the connectivity issue? You need to be able to emit light and detect it on the other end. How could you test them otherwise?

$VUZI is moving in right direction. The Harlas promotion clearly puts a qualified person in a position where it was desperately needed. The Old, stale and weak personnel needed to be removed to let energized, youthful, client relationship builders take the reins to help the Co succeed. Csuite needs to retire/take supporting roles