Virtuix Inc. is rolling out its Omni One VR treadmill to Europe, launching in markets such as Germany, the United Kingdom, and France soon after its NASDAQ IPO, with shipments targeted to begin in mid-April 2026.

The European expansion aims to widen access for European PC VR gamers to Virtuix’s motion-based gaming system, billed as the “Peloton for Gamers.”

Unbound XR will handle local fulfillment and logistics for Europe, with deliveries managed from a Netherlands warehouse.

Virtuix’s tech uses AI-driven 3D reconstruction, including Gaussian splatting, to create photorealistic 1:1 digital replicas of real-world environments for rapid virtual world creation.

The Omni One is marketed as a workout-enabled VR system, capable of burning up to 700 calories per hour and supported by customer stories of meaningful weight loss.

Production capacity is up to 3,000 units per month, facilitating European demand and broader distribution.

Pricing in the EU is EUR 2,995 (VAT included) and GBP 2,795 in the UK, with initial shipments scheduled for April 13–24, 2026.

European customers can place orders for April 2026 delivery as part of the Europe-wide launch of Omni One Core VR treadmill.

Expansion aligns with Virtuix’s capital-raise plans, including an $11 million investment from Chicago Venture Partners and a $50 million credit facility to fund sales and marketing.

CEO notes Europe as a key active PC gaming market and frames the expansion as a natural step given demand, a distributor, and a growing European PC VR community.

If production remains at 3,000 units per month, Virtuix projects potential annual revenue up to about $100 million from the European rollout.

The European push leverages Unbound XR as the regional distributor to manage fulfillment and logistics across the EU and UK, with shipments beginning in mid-April 2026.