Vuzix Lands Million-Dollar Smart Glasses Deal With Global Retailer
Vuzix Corporation (NASDAQ:VUZI) moved slightly higher in premarket trading on Friday after announcing new enterprise demand for its smart glasses.
The Rochester-based company said it completed multiple follow-on shipments of its M400 smart glasses kits during the current quarter.
The delivery, valued close to $1 million, came from one of the world's largest online retailers seeking to strengthen warehouse operations.
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Warehouse Expansion In North America
After successful deployments across Europe, the client expanded its rollout across the U.S. and Canada.
Management said the program now operates at commercial scale and continues to attract interest across additional regions and internal business divisions.
Vuzix said the M400 glasses support remote maintenance, faster repairs, and safer logistics workflows inside large fulfillment centers.
These tools allow field workers to collaborate with off-site experts in real time while handling complex technical issues.
Paul Travers, president and CEO of Vuzix, said the customer expanded deployments due to productivity improvements, stronger safety outcomes, and improved maintenance efficiency.
He highlighted how large industrial operators increasingly adopt wearable tools for digital transformation.
Strategic XR Partnership
Last month, the company partnered with BUNDLAR to simplify the creation of augmented reality content for enterprises and government agencies. The collaboration enables organizations to push immersive content directly to Vuzix devices without requiring software development skills.
Price Action: VUZI shares are trading higher by 6.82% to $2.540 premarket at last check Friday.
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