Viture has secured $200 million in total funding, including a fresh $100 million round announced in February 2025, with backing from Legend Capital and other strategic investors. The XR company, known for its Luma series smart glasses, plans to deploy this capital toward next-generation product development, global expansion, and deeper collaborations across the XR ecosystem in 2026.

This latest financing follows a $100 million round from September 2025, bringing Viture's total raised to $200 million. The company has also partnered with NVIDIA and Stanford Medicine to integrate AR and AI technology into laboratory workflows and research processes. Viture's 2025 product lineup included the Luma, Luma Pro, Luma Ultra, and the Beast models, positioning the company as a competitor in the smart glasses market.

Viture faces ongoing legal challenges from Xreal over patent disputes in both Europe and the U.S., with the company filing opposition to the claims. Despite these legal battles, Viture remains focused on innovation and market expansion, with its substantial funding providing resources for future growth in the competitive XR space.