Viture Luma - Revision history

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	The '''Viture Luma''' is an [[AR Glasses\|AR glasses]] device developed and manufactured by [[VITURE]], announced on July 8, 2025. It is the entry-level model in the [[Luma Series]], which represents VITURE's second generation of [[XR Glasses\|XR glasses]] following the [[VITURE Pro]]. The Viture Luma is positioned as an affordable yet feature-rich option for consumers interested in portable [[virtual display]] technology, priced at US$399.<ref name="androidauthority">VITURE launches new series of XR glasses for gamers, enthusiasts, and professionals - https://www.androidauthority.com/viture-luma-xr-glasses-3575051/</ref><ref name="viture_luma">VITURE Luma XR Glasses Product Page - https://www.viture.com/product/viture-luma-xr-glasses</ref>		The '''Viture Luma''' is an [[AR Glasses\|AR glasses]] device developed and manufactured by [[VITURE]], announced on July 8, 2025. It is the entry-level model in the [[Luma Series]], which represents VITURE's second generation of [[XR Glasses\|XR glasses]] following the [[VITURE Pro]]. The Viture Luma is positioned as an affordable yet feature-rich option for consumers interested in portable [[virtual display]] technology, priced at US$399.<ref name="androidauthority">VITURE launches new series of XR glasses for gamers, enthusiasts, and professionals - https://www.androidauthority.com/viture-luma-xr-glasses-3575051/</ref><ref name="viture_luma">VITURE Luma XR Glasses Product Page - https://www.viture.com/product/viture-luma-xr-glasses</ref>

			[[Viture Luma]] -> [[Viture Luma Pro]] -> [[Viture Luma Ultra]]

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	\|image =		\|image = [[File:viture luma1.png\|300px]]
	\|VR/AR = [[Augmented reality]]		\|VR/AR = [[Augmented reality]]
	\|Type = [[AR Glasses]]		\|Type = [[AR Glasses]]
	\|Subtype = [[Phone-~~powered~~ AR]], [[PC-Powered AR]]		\|Subtype = [[Phone-Powered AR]], [[PC-Powered AR]]
	\|Platform = USB-C video out (host-dependent), [[SpaceWalker]]		\|Platform = USB-C video out (host-dependent), [[SpaceWalker]]
	\|Creator = VITURE Inc.		\|Creator = VITURE Inc.

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	\|IPD Range = 56–72 mm (Regular size)		\|IPD Range = 56–72 mm (Regular size)
	\|Adjustable Diopter = Up to -6.0D		\|Adjustable Diopter = Up to -6.0D
	\|Passthrough = See-through optics via [[electrochromic film]]		\|Passthrough = See-through optics via electrochromic film
	\|Tracking = 3DoF (via SpaceWalker app)		\|Tracking = 3DoF (via SpaceWalker app)
	\|Tracking Frequency =		\|Tracking Frequency =

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	\|image =		\|image =
	\|VR/AR = [[Augmented reality]] ~~(AR) / [[Extended reality]] (XR)~~		\|VR/AR = [[Augmented reality]]
	\|Type = [[AR Glasses]]		\|Type = [[AR Glasses]]
	\|Subtype = [[Phone-powered AR]] / [[PC-Powered AR]] ~~/ USB-C display glasses~~		\|Subtype = [[Phone-powered AR]], [[PC-Powered AR]]
	\|Platform = USB-C video out (host-dependent), [[SpaceWalker]]		\|Platform = USB-C video out (host-dependent), [[SpaceWalker]]
	\|Creator = VITURE Inc.		\|Creator = VITURE Inc.
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	\|Website = https://www.viture.com/		\|Website = https://www.viture.com/
	\|Versions = Luma (base model)		\|Versions = Luma (base model)
	\|Requires = [[USB-C]] video output (or compatible adapter)		\|Requires = USB-C video output (or compatible adapter)
	\|Predecessor = [[VITURE Pro]]		\|Predecessor = [[VITURE Pro]]
	\|Successor =		\|Successor =
	\|Operating System = ~~Compatible with~~ [[iOS]], [[Android]], [[Windows]], [[macOS]]		\|Operating System = [[iOS]], [[Android]], [[Windows]], [[macOS]]
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	\|Display = [[Micro-OLED]] ~~(Sony)~~		\|Display = [[Micro-OLED]]
	\|Subpixel Layout =		\|Subpixel Layout =
	\|Peak Brightness = 1,000 ~~[[Nits\|~~nits]]		\|Peak Brightness = 1,000 nits
	\|Resolution = 1920×1200 per eye		\|Resolution = 1920×1200 per eye
	\|Refresh Rate = 120 ~~[[Hertz\|~~Hz]]		\|Refresh Rate = 120 Hz
	\|Pixel Density =		\|Pixel Density =
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	\|Adjustable Diopter = Up to -6.0D		\|Adjustable Diopter = Up to -6.0D
	\|Passthrough = See-through optics via [[electrochromic film]]		\|Passthrough = See-through optics via [[electrochromic film]]
	\|Tracking = ~~[[Three degrees of freedom\|~~3DoF]] (via SpaceWalker app)		\|Tracking = 3DoF (via SpaceWalker app)
	\|Tracking Frequency =		\|Tracking Frequency =
	\|Base Stations = No		\|Base Stations = No
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	\|3.5mm Audio Jack = No		\|3.5mm Audio Jack = No
	\|Camera = No		\|Camera = No
	\|Connectivity = [[USB-C]] ([[DisplayPort Alt Mode]])		\|Connectivity = USB-C (DisplayPort Alt Mode)
	\|Ports = USB-C		\|Ports = USB-C
	\|Wired Video = Yes (USB-C)		\|Wired Video = Yes (USB-C)
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	\|Sensors = Accelerometer, Gyroscope (for 3DoF)		\|Sensors = Accelerometer, Gyroscope (for 3DoF)
	\|Input = Onboard controls (brightness, volume, electrochromic toggle)		\|Input = Onboard controls (brightness, volume, electrochromic toggle)
	\|Compliance = [[SGS]] A+ certified (eye care)		\|Compliance = SGS A+ certified (eye care)
	\|Size = Regular		\|Size = Regular
	\|Cable Length = 1.2 m (included cable)		\|Cable Length = 1.2 m (included cable)

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	\| '''Viture Luma''' \|\| $399 \|\| 146" \|\| 50° \|\| 1,000 nits \|\| 77g \|\| -6.0D myopia adjustment, USB-C direct connection, AAC audio, largest eyebox		\| '''Viture Luma''' \|\| $399 \|\| 146" \|\| 50° \|\| 1,000 nits \|\| 77g \|\| -6.0D myopia adjustment, USB-C direct connection, AAC audio, largest eyebox
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	\| [[Viture Luma Pro]] \|\| $499 \|\| 152" \|\| 52° \|\| 1,000 nits \|\| — \|\| [[HARMAN]] audio, [[RGB lighting effects]], -4.0D myopia adjustment, two frame sizes, front RGB/camera		\| [[Viture Luma Pro]] \|\| $499 \|\| 152" \|\| 52° \|\| 1,000 nits \|\| - \|\| [[HARMAN]] audio, [[RGB lighting effects]], -4.0D myopia adjustment, two frame sizes, front RGB/camera
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	\| [[Viture Luma Ultra]] \|\| $599 \|\| 152" \|\| 52° \|\| 1,250 nits \|\| — \|\| [[6DoF]] tracking, dual depth cameras, [[hand gesture]] control, [[AR]] capabilities		\| [[Viture Luma Ultra]] \|\| $599 \|\| 152" \|\| 52° \|\| 1,250 nits \|\| - \|\| [[6DoF]] tracking, dual depth cameras, [[hand gesture]] control, [[AR]] capabilities
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	\| [[The Beast]] \|\| $549 \|\| 173" \|\| 58° \|\| 1,250 nits \|\| — \|\| Built-in 3DoF chip, [[prism optics]], largest screen, no diopter adjustment		\| [[The Beast]] \|\| $549 \|\| 173" \|\| 58° \|\| 1,250 nits \|\| - \|\| Built-in 3DoF chip, [[prism optics]], largest screen, no diopter adjustment
	\|}		\|}

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The '''Viture Luma''' is an [[AR Glasses|AR glasses]] device developed and manufactured by [[VITURE]], announced on July 8, 2025. It is the entry-level model in the [[Luma Series]], which represents VITURE's second generation of [[XR Glasses|XR glasses]] following the [[VITURE Pro]]. The Viture Luma is positioned as an affordable yet feature-rich option for consumers interested in portable [[virtual display]] technology, priced at US$399.<ref tag1>https://www.androidauthority.com/viture-luma-xr-glasses-3575051/ - VITURE launches new series of XR glasses for gamers, enthusiasts, and professionals, Android Authority, July 8, 2025</ref><ref tag2>https://www.viture.com/product/viture-luma-xr-glasses - VITURE Luma XR Glasses Product Page, VITURE Official Website</ref>

== Overview ==

The Viture Luma features a 146-inch [[virtual screen]] with a 50-degree [[field of view]] and utilizes [[Sony]]'s enhanced [[Micro-OLED]] panels with 1920×1200 [[resolution]] per eye, described by the manufacturer as "4K-like" 1200p resolution.<ref tag2></ref> The device represents a 50% improvement in sharpness compared to its predecessor, the VITURE Pro, through enhanced [[optical]] processing and display technology.<ref tag3>https://academy.viture.com/xr_glasses/luma_introduction - VITURE Luma Series XR Glasses Introduction, VITURE Academy</ref>

As the most affordable model in the Luma Series, the Viture Luma distinguishes itself with several accessibility features, including a record-setting -6.0D [[myopia adjustment]] capability, making it VITURE's most accessible glasses for nearsighted users.<ref tag2></ref> It is also the first flagship model from VITURE to feature direct [[USB-C]] connectivity without requiring a separate [[neckband]] accessory for basic functionality.<ref tag2></ref><ref tag4>https://luma.viture.com/en-US - VITURE Next Gen XR Glasses (Luma Series) landing page</ref>

The device weighs 77 grams and features a translucent frame design with flexible temple arms, making it suitable for extended wear during gaming, media consumption, and productivity tasks.<ref tag5>https://www.androidcentral.com/gaming/virtual-reality/vitures-new-smart-glasses-lineup-is-here-and-its-not-holding-back - VITURE's new smart glasses lineup is here, and it's not holding back, Android Central</ref>

== Development and Release ==

=== Company Background ===

VITURE was founded in 2021 by a team of [[Silicon Valley]] veterans with experience at [[Google]], [[Apple]], and other leading technology firms.<ref tag6>https://www.viture.com/blog/internal/viture-secures-series-b-funding-to-lead-the-future-of-xr-innovation - VITURE Secures Series B Funding to Lead the Future of XR Innovation, VITURE Blog</ref> The company is headquartered in [[San Francisco]], [[California]], and has quickly established itself as a key player in the [[XR]] industry.<ref tag7>https://www.cbinsights.com/company/viture - VITURE Company Profile, CB Insights</ref>

In September 2025, VITURE announced the successful completion of two additional [[Series B]] funding rounds totaling $100 million USD, backed by prominent technology leaders and strategic investment firms.<ref tag8>https://www.viture.com/blog/viture-secures-100m-in-two-new-series-b-rounds-to-lead-the-future-of-xr-innovation - VITURE Secures $100M in Two New Series B Rounds To Lead The Future Of XR Innovation, VITURE Blog, September 2, 2025</ref>

=== Announcement and Launch ===

The Viture Luma was announced on July 8, 2025, as part of a broader product launch that included the [[Luma Series]] lineup: Viture Luma, [[Viture Luma Pro]], [[Viture Luma Ultra]], and a flagship model called "[[The Beast]]".<ref tag1></ref> The Luma Series was positioned as VITURE's next evolution in immersive wearable displays, built on years of user insights and optical breakthroughs.<ref tag3></ref>

While the [[Viture Luma Pro]] became available immediately after the announcement in July 2025, the base Viture Luma model was scheduled for release with rolling shipments beginning in September–October 2025, with different ship windows by model and region reflecting ongoing production and logistics.<ref tag1></ref><ref tag9>https://www.heise.de/en/news/Viture-Luma-New-display-glasses-offer-a-screen-diagonal-of-up-to-173-inches-10482368.html - Viture Luma: New display glasses offer a screen diagonal of up to 173 inches, Heise Online, July 10, 2025</ref><ref tag10>https://www.facebook.com/getviture/posts/viture-luma-ultra-is-expected-to-start-shipping-in-late-august-and-we-cant-wait-/787117793838671/ - VITURE Facebook post regarding Luma Ultra late-August shipping</ref>

== Technical Specifications ==

=== Display ===

The Viture Luma utilizes [[Sony]]'s enhanced [[Micro-OLED]] display panels with the following specifications:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Specification !! Value
|-
| Resolution per Eye || 1920×1200 pixels (1200p)
|-
| Virtual Screen Size || 146 inches (equivalent at 3 meters distance)
|-
| Field of View || 50° (diagonal)
|-
| Peak Brightness || 1,000 [[nits]]
|-
| Refresh Rate || 120 [[Hz]]
|-
| Display Technology || Sony Micro-OLED
|-
| Color Modes || 5 selectable modes
|-
| Eye Care Certification || [[SGS]] A+ certified
|}

The display offers what VITURE describes as "4K-like" clarity through proprietary optical processing, delivering 50% more sharpness than the VITURE Pro model.<ref tag2></ref><ref tag11>https://vr-compare.com/headset/vitureluma - Viture Luma: Full Specification - VRcompare</ref> The glasses feature edge-to-edge clarity with enhanced optical sharpness designed to make text readable even on the large virtual display.<ref tag3></ref>

=== Optics ===

The Viture Luma features a [[birdbath optics|birdbath-style]] optical system with several notable characteristics:

* '''Myopia Adjustment''': Up to -6.0 [[diopters]] (the highest in VITURE's lineup), allowing nearsighted users to adjust focus directly on the glasses without prescription inserts<ref tag2></ref>
* '''Electrochromic Film''': One-click light filtering technology that instantly darkens the lenses for enhanced immersion and ambient light control<ref tag3></ref><ref tag5></ref>
* '''Eyebox Size''': Features the largest eyebox in VITURE's lineup, making it easier for users to find the optimal viewing position (sweet spot)<ref tag12>https://www.viture.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-choosing-your-new-viture-glasses-luma-pro-luma-ultra-luma-and-the-beast - The Ultimate Guide To Choosing Your New VITURE Glasses, VITURE Blog</ref>

For users with stronger prescriptions than -6.0D or those with [[astigmatism]], VITURE offers magnetic prescription lens frame attachments that can be purchased separately.<ref tag2></ref><ref tag13>https://shop.viture.com/products/viture-luma-prescription-lens-frame - VITURE Luma Prescription Lens Frame, VITURE Shop</ref>

=== Audio ===

The Viture Luma incorporates an [[AAC]] (Advanced Audio Coding) acoustic system, an upgrade from previous models that provides fuller and richer sound.<ref tag3></ref><ref tag4></ref> The audio system is integrated into the temple arms of the glasses using built-in open-ear speakers, similar to other [[smart glasses]] designs. The speakers are designed to minimize audio bleed, allowing for private listening experiences while maintaining awareness of surroundings.<ref tag14>https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/smart-glasses/viture-luma-pro-review - Viture Luma Pro review: Another step forward for AR glasses, Tom's Guide, July 8, 2025</ref>

=== Connectivity and Compatibility ===

The Viture Luma features direct [[USB-C]] connectivity using [[DisplayPort Alt Mode]], making it the first VITURE flagship model to connect directly to devices without requiring a separate neckband accessory for basic video output functionality.<ref tag2></ref> The glasses draw power directly from the connected device via the USB-C port. The included cable measures 1.2 meters in length and features a magnetic connector for easy attachment and detachment.<ref tag5></ref>

'''Compatible Devices:'''
* [[iPhone]] 15, 16 and later models
* [[Android]] smartphones with [[USB-C]] video output capability
* [[MacBook]] and [[Mac]] computers
* [[Windows PC|Windows]] computers
* [[Nintendo Switch 2]]
* [[Steam Deck]]
* [[ROG Ally]]
* Gaming consoles (via compatible adapters)
* Any USB-C device capable of video output<ref tag2></ref><ref tag5></ref>

The device can be used with optional accessories including:
* [[VITURE Pro Mobile Dock]] (required for [[HDMI]] device connectivity and [[Nintendo Switch 2]] support)
* [[VITURE Pro Neckband]] (for standalone functionality and cloud gaming)
* Magnetic prescription lens frames
* 8BitDo XR-compatible controllers<ref tag3></ref><ref tag8></ref>

=== Tracking and Software ===

The Viture Luma supports [[3DoF]] (three [[degrees of freedom]]) head tracking through the [[SpaceWalker]] companion application.<ref tag1></ref> SpaceWalker is a free-to-download [[XR]] application available across multiple platforms that enables:

* Multi-screen support (up to three virtual displays)
* Head motion controls for screen positioning
* Real-time 2D-to-3D content conversion ([[Immersive 3D]] feature using AI-assisted depth conversion)
* Screen positioning and customization
* Ultrawide display modes
* Compatibility with [[iOS]], [[Android]], [[macOS]], and [[Windows]]<ref tag3></ref><ref tag15>https://www.androidcentral.com/gaming/virtual-reality/viture-immersive-3d-video - Viture's immersive 3D video is the kind of voodoo magic I expect from XR glasses, Android Central</ref>

The Immersive 3D feature can turn standard 2D content (such as videos) into stereoscopic-like 3D on compatible platforms, with Windows and macOS receiving the best support, while Android and iOS support varies due to platform restrictions.<ref tag15></ref> Some advanced features within SpaceWalker may require in-app purchases.<ref tag3></ref>

=== Physical Design ===

The Viture Luma features a redesigned translucent frame construction described as "futuristic" in appearance. Key design elements include:

* Flexible temple arms with tilt-adjustable hinges
* Magnetic ergonomic nose pads (swappable)
* Lightweight construction at 77 grams
* Premium translucent materials with matte finish
* Dimensions: 155.0 x 50.1 x 56.5 mm (folded)
* 9-level onboard brightness and volume controls
* Wear detection sensors<ref tag3></ref><ref tag5></ref>

The device's [[IPD]] (interpupillary distance) range is 56–72 mm in the Regular size.<ref tag2></ref>

=== Controls ===

The Viture Luma features intuitive onboard controls including:

* Brightness adjustment (9 levels)
* Volume control (9 levels)
* Electrochromic film toggle (for instant tint control)
* Wear detection (automatic activation/deactivation)<ref tag3></ref>

== Comparison with Other Models ==

=== Luma Series Comparison ===

The Viture Luma is the entry-level model in the Luma Series, which consists of four models:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Model !! Price (US) !! Virtual Screen !! Field of View !! Brightness !! Weight !! Key Features
|-
| '''Viture Luma''' || $399 || 146" || 50° || 1,000 nits || 77g || -6.0D myopia adjustment, USB-C direct connection, AAC audio, largest eyebox
|-
| [[Viture Luma Pro]] || $499 || 152" || 52° || 1,000 nits || — || [[HARMAN]] audio, [[RGB lighting effects]], -4.0D myopia adjustment, two frame sizes, front RGB/camera
|-
| [[Viture Luma Ultra]] || $599 || 152" || 52° || 1,250 nits || — || [[6DoF]] tracking, dual depth cameras, [[hand gesture]] control, [[AR]] capabilities
|-
| [[The Beast]] || $549 || 173" || 58° || 1,250 nits || — || Built-in 3DoF chip, [[prism optics]], largest screen, no diopter adjustment
|}

The base Viture Luma model offers the most affordable entry point into VITURE's XR ecosystem while maintaining high-quality display technology and essential features.<ref tag12></ref><ref tag1></ref><ref tag5></ref>

=== Differences from VITURE Pro ===

Compared to its predecessor, the [[VITURE Pro]], the Viture Luma offers several improvements:

* 50% sharper display through enhanced optical processing<ref tag3></ref>
* Increased myopia adjustment range (-6.0D vs. -5.0D on Pro)
* Direct USB-C connectivity without requiring additional adapters for many devices
* Larger eyebox for easier sweet spot location
* Updated translucent frame design
* Lower price point ($399 vs. the higher-tier Pro pricing)
* Enhanced AAC audio system

The Viture Luma maintains a 50° field of view and 146-inch virtual screen size while delivering improved image quality and accessibility features.<ref tag1></ref>

== Use Cases ==

The Viture Luma is designed for multiple use cases:

=== Gaming ===

The device supports gaming on various platforms including:
* [[Handheld game console|Handheld gaming consoles]] ([[Steam Deck]], [[ROG Ally]])
* [[Nintendo Switch 2]] (requires [[VITURE Pro Mobile Dock]])
* [[Console gaming]] via mobile dock
* [[PC gaming]]
* [[Mobile gaming]]<ref tag2></ref>

The 120 Hz [[refresh rate]] provides smooth motion for gaming applications, while the large 146-inch virtual display creates an immersive gaming experience.<ref tag3></ref> VITURE has announced partnerships with [[8BitDo]] for specialized [[XR]]-compatible controllers and official partnerships with [[PSPlay]] and [[XBXPlay]] for enhanced console gaming support.<ref tag8></ref>

=== Media Consumption ===

The Viture Luma is optimized for:
* [[Streaming]] video content from platforms like [[Netflix]], [[YouTube]], and others
* Watching movies with a private theater-like experience
* [[3D content]] viewing through the [[Immersive 3D]] feature
* Personal entertainment on flights and during travel<ref tag2></ref>

The [[electrochromic film]] feature allows users to instantly darken the lenses for enhanced immersion in bright environments, effectively creating a private cinema experience.<ref tag3></ref><ref tag5></ref>

=== Productivity ===

Through the [[SpaceWalker]] application, the Viture Luma enables:
* Virtual multi-screen workspace (up to 3 virtual displays)
* Document viewing and editing
* Code development with specialized screen modes
* Video conferencing
* General computer work in a portable format<ref tag3></ref>

== Market Position and Reception ==

The Viture Luma is positioned as an affordable entry point into [[XR glasses]], priced at $399 USD, making it VITURE's most accessible flagship model.<ref tag1></ref> This pricing places it in direct competition with other consumer-oriented [[AR glasses]] brands such as [[Xreal]] (formerly [[Nreal]]).

Industry analysts noted that the Luma Series launch represented VITURE's expansion into multiple market segments, from casual users (Luma) to professional and enterprise applications (Luma Ultra).<ref tag16>https://www.trendforce.com/news/2025/07/16/news-viture-unveiled-new-micro-oled-xr-smart-glasses/ - VITURE Unveiled New Micro OLED XR Smart Glasses, TrendForce, July 16, 2025</ref>

Early hands-on coverage highlighted the lineup breadth and praised the base Luma model for its sharp display, affordability, and accessibility features. Reviewers noted the improved comfort, extensive myopia adjustment range, and the value proposition at the $399 price point. The Immersive 3D feature was particularly praised on PC platforms, though reviewers noted app limitations on some mobile platforms due to OS restrictions.<ref tag5></ref><ref tag15></ref>

The [[XR glasses]] market has become increasingly competitive, with major technology companies including [[Google]], [[Samsung]], and [[Apple]] showing interest in the space. However, VITURE and [[Xreal]] have established early market presence with shipping products.<ref tag1></ref>

== Awards and Recognition ==

While the Viture Luma itself is a newly released product, VITURE's previous model, the [[VITURE One]], received recognition including [[Time magazine]]'s "Best Invention of the Year" award.<ref tag6></ref> The company's products have been featured in multiple "Best Smart Glasses" lists and have received Editor's Choice awards from technology publications.<ref tag17>https://www.viture.com/product/viture-luma-pro-xr-glasses - VITURE Luma Pro XR Glasses Product Page, VITURE Official Website</ref>

== Accessories ==

The VITURE Luma is compatible with several accessories to enhance its functionality:

* '''VITURE Pro Neckband''': Adds computing power for 6DoF tracking and gesture controls
* '''VITURE Pro Mobile Dock''': Enables HDMI connectivity for devices without USB-C video output
* '''Prescription Lens Frames''': Magnetic frames for users with prescriptions beyond -6.0D or those with astigmatism
* '''Lens Shade''': Blocks ambient light for better daytime use
* '''8BitDo Controller''': XR-compatible controller for gaming
* '''Glasses Case and Cloth''': Included for protection and maintenance<ref tag1></ref><ref tag13></ref>

== Future Development ==

VITURE has indicated that additional software features will be added to the Luma Series after launch, including:

* Enhanced [[6DoF]] support through software updates
* Additional [[SpaceWalker]] features
* Expanded [[Ultrawide]] display mode functionality
* Expanded [[hand gesture]] functionality when used with compatible accessories<ref tag14></ref>

The company's substantial Series B funding is being used to accelerate development of next-generation XR technologies and expand the ecosystem of compatible accessories and software features.<ref tag8></ref>

== See Also ==

* [[VITURE]]
* [[VITURE Pro]]
* [[Viture Luma Pro]]
* [[Viture Luma Ultra]]
* [[The Beast (VITURE)]]
* [[AR Glasses]]
* [[XR Glasses]]
* [[Micro-OLED]]
* [[SpaceWalker]]
* [[Xreal]]
* [[Smart glasses]]
* [[Augmented reality]]
* [[Extended reality]]

==References==
<references>
<ref tag1>https://www.androidauthority.com/viture-luma-xr-glasses-3575051/ - VITURE launches new series of XR glasses for gamers, enthusiasts, and professionals, Android Authority, July 8, 2025</ref>
<ref tag2>https://www.viture.com/product/viture-luma-xr-glasses - VITURE Luma XR Glasses Product Page, VITURE Official Website</ref>
<ref tag3>https://academy.viture.com/xr_glasses/luma_introduction - VITURE Luma Series XR Glasses Introduction, VITURE Academy</ref>
<ref tag4>https://luma.viture.com/en-US - VITURE Next Gen XR Glasses (Luma Series) landing page</ref>
<ref tag5>https://www.androidcentral.com/gaming/virtual-reality/vitures-new-smart-glasses-lineup-is-here-and-its-not-holding-back - VITURE's new smart glasses lineup is here, and it's not holding back, Android Central</ref>
<ref tag6>https://www.viture.com/blog/internal/viture-secures-series-b-funding-to-lead-the-future-of-xr-innovation - VITURE Secures Series B Funding to Lead the Future of XR Innovation, VITURE Blog</ref>
<ref tag7>https://www.cbinsights.com/company/viture - VITURE Company Profile, CB Insights</ref>
<ref tag8>https://www.viture.com/blog/viture-secures-100m-in-two-new-series-b-rounds-to-lead-the-future-of-xr-innovation - VITURE Secures $100M in Two New Series B Rounds To Lead The Future Of XR Innovation, VITURE Blog, September 2, 2025</ref>
<ref tag9>https://www.heise.de/en/news/Viture-Luma-New-display-glasses-offer-a-screen-diagonal-of-up-to-173-inches-10482368.html - Viture Luma: New display glasses offer a screen diagonal of up to 173 inches, Heise Online, July 10, 2025</ref>
<ref tag10>https://www.facebook.com/getviture/posts/viture-luma-ultra-is-expected-to-start-shipping-in-late-august-and-we-cant-wait-/787117793838671/ - VITURE Facebook post regarding Luma Ultra late-August shipping</ref>
<ref tag11>https://vr-compare.com/headset/vitureluma - Viture Luma: Full Specification - VRcompare</ref>
<ref tag12>https://www.viture.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-choosing-your-new-viture-glasses-luma-pro-luma-ultra-luma-and-the-beast - The Ultimate Guide To Choosing Your New VITURE Glasses, VITURE Blog</ref>
<ref tag13>https://shop.viture.com/products/viture-luma-prescription-lens-frame - VITURE Luma Prescription Lens Frame, VITURE Shop</ref>
<ref tag14>https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/smart-glasses/viture-luma-pro-review - Viture Luma Pro review: Another step forward for AR glasses, Tom's Guide, July 8, 2025</ref>
<ref tag15>https://www.androidcentral.com/gaming/virtual-reality/viture-immersive-3d-video - Viture's immersive 3D video is the kind of voodoo magic I expect from XR glasses, Android Central</ref>
<ref tag16>https://www.trendforce.com/news/2025/07/16/news-viture-unveiled-new-micro-oled-xr-smart-glasses/ - VITURE Unveiled New Micro OLED XR Smart Glasses, TrendForce, July 16, 2025</ref>
<ref tag17>https://www.viture.com/product/viture-luma-pro-xr-glasses - VITURE Luma Pro XR Glasses Product Page, VITURE Official Website</ref>
</references>

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