Could Your Favorite Game Be Your Next Workout?
Let’s talk about something unexpected: A treadmill, not for walking. For playing Call of Duty. That’s exactly what Virtuix built and now the U.S. Air Force wants it.
What Is Virtuix?
Virtuix is a Texas-based tech company that makes the Omni One a full-body VR treadmill. It lets you walk, run, crouch, jump, kneel, and turn 360° inside your favorite video games.
You’re not pressing buttons anymore, you are the controller.
It’s like Peloton for gamers… but instead of cycling through mountains, you’re dodging zombies in The Walking Dead, sneaking through war zones in Sniper Elite VR, or sprinting across space stations in GENOTYPE.
And people are using it:
- Over 400,000 users
- 3 million+ play sessions
- More than $18 million in product sales
Why Was It Created?
Because let’s be real; gaming is fun, but it’s also… sedentary.
Virtuix founder Jan Goetgeluk wanted to turn gaming into movement, to get people off the couch without taking away the fun.
So he built a platform where you’re still fully immersed in your digital world but your real body is moving, you're sweating, you're dodging. You’re alive in the moment:
- For teens, that means gaming becomes cardio
- For parents, it means your kids get tired in a good way
- For adults? You finally have a workout you’ll actually look forward to
So Why Is the U.S. Military Involved?
Because if you can train gamers to fight virtual battles this way… You can train soldiers too.
Virtuix just submitted a $1.2M contract proposal to the U.S. Air Force to install four Omni Mission Trainer units at Ellsworth Air Force Base.
Why?
Because it allows Airmen to:
- Train in realistic battle simulations
- Rehearse missions using real gear
- Repeat high-risk drills without leaving base or burning resources
It’s safer, smarter, and way more scalable.
Why Should You Care?
You don’t need to be a gamer, you don’t need to be in the military, and you just need to recognize an opportunity when you see one.
Virtuix sits at the perfect intersection of:
- Gaming
- Fitness
- Tech investing
- Government contracts
They’ve already raised $40M+, with backers like Mark Cuban, Maveron, and Scout Ventures. They hold 32 patents.
And they’re opening this round to the public; yes, you. Until June 20.
The Investment Opportunity
This isn’t just a product, it’s a platform with massive reach:
- Gamers looking to level up
- Parents looking to get kids active
- Fitness lovers bored of burpees
- Military units replacing costly field drills
- Enterprise training programs in law enforcement and security
- Even physical therapists and rehab clinics exploring the tech
And here’s the wild part: you don’t need $10,000 to invest, you can start with just $500.
Get in now, while they’re still raising on StartEngine, because once this round closes, your shot closes too.
Thought to Leave You With
What if the next big thing in fitness, gaming, and defense wasn’t on your radar… until now?
Don’t just scroll past it, don’t wait for headlines to tell you it blew up.
Be early. Be smart. Be part of it.
*This Reg CF offering is made available through StartEngine Primary LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. In addition, as described in the Offering Circular, the Company retains the right to continue the offering beyond the Termination Date, in its sole discretion.