Virtuix Holdings Inc. Class A Common StockOmni One wins Auggie Award for Best Interaction Product, highlighting its role in robot teleoperation and physical AI training.

Virtuix Holdings announced that its Omni One platform has received the 2026 Auggie Award for Best Interaction Product at Augmented World Expo, the XR industry’s highest honor, as part of a humanoid robot teleoperation system developed by the University of Central Florida. The award marks Virtuix’s second consecutive win in the category, following Omni One’s 2025 victory, and highlights the platform’s expanding role in robot teleoperation and physical AI training. The recognized project, “Being there without being there,” allows operators to walk naturally on the Omni One omni-directional treadmill while controlling a humanoid robot in real time, demonstrating how full-body locomotion can improve human-robot interaction. Virtuix also recently partnered with 1HMX to develop the Nexus NX1, a full-body humanoid robot control system combining the Omni One Enterprise treadmill with HaptX Gloves G1. The company believes Omni One is uniquely positioned to support both teleoperation and the collection of human movement data for training autonomous robot behaviors.
Virtuix Holdings Inc. Class A Common StockOmni One wins Auggie Award for Best Interaction Product, highlighting its role in robot teleoperation and physical AI training.
Virtuix partnered with 1HMX to develop the Nexus NX1 humanoid robot control system, indicating collaboration and product development.
HaptX Gloves G1 are part of the Nexus NX1 system developed with Virtuix, showcasing their technology's integration.