VUZI Vuzix Corporation

$VUZI SI per fintel went up today, increased to 17m+ and 26%. Burn them with light through a waveguide, Paul!! 🔥🔥

$VUZI 1. On September 30, 2026, (TODAY) U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the establishment of the Autonomous Warfare Command (Autowarcom), a new unified command dedicated entirely to autonomous, robotic, and AI-driven capabilities. This structure streamlines how the military scales low-cost, smart technologies like drone swarms and the wearable computing systems used to operate or counter them. 2. Rapid Hardware & Waveguide Display Testing Rather than relying on lengthy, purpose-built military design cycles, the Pentagon is turning to off-the-shelf, highly modular commercial hardware to evaluate situational awareness tech in real time. • On September 29, 2026, Vuzix Corporation launched and began shipping initial evaluation units of its Shrike display platform to defense and security customers.

$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 Waveguide manufacturing tech job posted. Class‑1000 cleanroom, NIL machine setup, troubleshooting, ISO‑9001 production targets. This isn’t R&D — it’s scale‑up, not just maintenance. Vuzix is prepping lines for volume. Something is coming, JMO. Do your own DD.

$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 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 So, so frustrating. So many irons in the fire...so many pilots...and can't sell ice in the Sahara. Let's go boys. Show us the money

$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 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 Market vol is slamming small caps. Sets up a good ST swing trade as nothing has fundamentally changed with the company/stock inspite of the retail crying.

$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 Who are their DATA CENTER optical interconnect customers? $NVDA ? $AMZN ? $META ? Give us their names, the street wants the names.

$VUZI actually I’m really happy with this price, I will continue to buy vuzi till 2,7$ . 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 Ultra lite pro reference design Causeway eval kits Shrike eval kits. Maybe what PT meant when he said 2026 was it would be a foundational year.

$VUZI defense spending is about to go nuts. Not just US, but are allies also. Word is they are looking for companies that can mass produce components for autonomous drones, underwater optics, and lasers and sensing equipment. Companies in hypersonic propulsion ( kratos) and GEV . The small and micro caps have the potential to 5 to10x. Collin’s builds the eyes for drones. (Vuzix). Key here is MASS PRODUCE for low cost weapons. Just thought you should be aware of this. GL.

$VUZI The liquidity pool under $2.25 is really impressive here. For two years any action below that level is gobbled up as if ravenous monsters were living down there. Probably look like whales. Wink-wink. This is the sixth dip. I doubt this time will be different. When they're done eating, this train likely won't stop till at least $16.

$VUZI If it goes below $2, I'm calling my attorney. We are now in the age of smartglasses and these f'n morons who banged the drum for over ten years leading up to it proclaiming they were a leader in smartglasses are now turning towards AI data centers because they haven't sold one God damn pair of smartglasses. Christ knows what the f company will that they are next week ("We think our waveguides will be applicable to the "squishy" manufacturing boom."). If you want to stand back like a cuck while Paul and Co f's your money, that's your business. I want accountability and will sue them into the next lifetime to get it. Paul is an egotistical dumb ass who hasn't a God damn clue how to develop and PRESERVE relationships with large companies that will yield deals/profits. So many big names have come and gone because of his pompous ass. F' em. Also, if you don't agree, either provide evidence of a deal on the horizon or put down the kool-aid and stfu!

$VUZI Go back to my posts 5 years ago. I suggested pt put a pair of glasses in Ryan Reynolds hands while he was making the talk show rounds promoting "Free Guy." I suggested it to him personally. How much would it have cost? More than sponsoring a NASCAR team? More than giving the C Suite crew free shares for years for "bonuses" and "incentives?"