Xvisio Launches Next-Generation XR Devices For Enterprise And Robotics Use!

As interest in mixed reality, robotics, and AI continues to grow, companies are racing to develop hardware that can support both enterprise applications and the next generation of intelligent systems. At AWE 2026, Xvisio Technology joined that effort with a series of new products aimed at spatial computing and physical AI development.

 

TL;DR

 

• Xvisio launched new MR headsets, AI data collection devices, and tracking tools at AWE 2026.
• The lineup targets enterprise XR, robotics, workforce training, and physical AI development.
• New devices are designed to support industrial operations, healthcare visualization, robotics, and AI development.

Xvisio Technology launched a new lineup of enterprise-focused spatial computing devices at the Augmented World Expo (AWE) 2026 in Long Beach, California. The launch includes mixed reality headsets, AI data collection hardware, and tracking peripherals designed for industrial operations, workforce training, healthcare, robotics, and AI development. The newly announced devices target everything from enterprise mixed reality to AI-powered robotics development. Let's take a look!

 

SeerLens B50R Pro2

Leading the announcement is the SeerLens B50R Pro2, a lightweight mixed reality headset built for enterprise environments. Positioned as an alternative to Microsoft HoloLens, the device supports the MRTK3 framework, allowing developers to migrate existing applications more easily. It offers 6DOF head and hand tracking, a self-tracking controller, up to three hours of standalone operation, and a charge-while-use mode for extended work sessions.
 

SeerLens W50R Pro

The company also introduced the SeerLens W50R Pro, a slimmer mixed reality headset that uses reflective waveguide optics to reduce bulk while maintaining visual quality. Powered by Qualcomm's SM8550 platform, the device is designed for enterprise workloads that require both performance and portability.

 

SeerFusion One

For the growing physical AI sector, Xvisio launched the SeerFusion One, a wearable head-mounted device built for first-person spatial data collection. The system is designed to help AI and robotics developers gather real-world training data that can improve how machines understand environments, tasks, and human interactions.

   

6DOF Self-Tracking Controller

Xvisio also introduced its 6DOF Self-Tracking Controller, designed for XR applications and robotic teleoperation. Powered by the company's proprietary VSLAM engine, the controller delivers fast and precise positional tracking to support accurate interaction and control in spatial computing environments.

6DOF Stylus

The company also showcased its 6DOF Stylus, a pen-shaped spatial input device powered by the same VSLAM engine. Built for 3D displays and spatial design workflows, the stylus enables precise interaction with digital objects in spatial computing environments.

"Enterprise spatial computing is evolving rapidly, demanding lighter form factors, open source ecosystems like Open XR and Android XR, and specialized tools for AI data collection" said John Lin, CEO of Xvisio Technology. "Our new portfolio bridges the gap between traditional industrial MR applications and the future of physical AI, giving developers and enterprises the exact hardware tools they need to scale,” John added.

The launch shows the growing convergence of mixed reality, robotics, and AI, as companies increasingly look for specialized hardware to support emerging enterprise applications.