A real, working see-through AR headset — built from scratch by one person.
Every joint of both hands, tracked in real time — even in total darkness.
Real apps on virtual displays, arranged around you — an entire desktop in thin air.
Optics. Vision. Tracking. The AR environment itself. Nothing borrowed.
Imre Tech is an independent hardware company building augmented reality the hard way — full-stack and in-house. Optics, computer vision, sensor fusion, and the AR environment itself are all developed under one roof.
The long-term goal is simple to say and hard to do: premium consumer AR hardware you'd actually want to wear, from a company small enough to sweat every detail.
Imre Tech was founded by Hunter to build AR hardware without compromise. VIOX has been in continuous development for three years — from a single stereo camera on a desk to a complete, self-contained headset.
Every line of code, every calibration routine, and every soldered joint in VIOX was done by hand, by one person. A provisional patent was filed in 2026, and work is underway on a custom mainboard and refined industrial design.