India’s wearable tech scene just got a whole lot more exciting. Bengaluru-based startup Luxid Tech has officially unveiled its immersive AR ecosystem — the Luxid Vue AR Glasses and the companion VueRing — positioning itself as a serious contender in the fast-growing augmented reality space.
This isn’t just another gadget launch. It’s a statement: Indian startups can build cutting-edge hardware, not just software.
What exactly did Luxid Tech launch?
| Product | Type | Key feature |
| Luxid Vue AR Glasses | AR wearable | 180-inch private virtual theatre, screenless experience |
| VueRing | Wearable controller | Intuitive navigation & interaction with the AR glasses |
The Luxid Vue is a lightweight AR headset that delivers a 180-inch virtual display — without a TV, monitor, or projector. It’s designed for people on the move: remote workers, frequent travellers, and digital nomads who need a productive private screen wherever they go. The VueRing acts as a ring-shaped controller for seamless, gesture-like navigation.
Why this matters — productivity over entertainment
Most AR/VR companies chase gaming and entertainment. Luxid Tech is deliberately going the other way — focusing on productivity, mobility, and practical everyday use. That’s a smart differentiator in a market crowded with headsets that feel more like toys than tools.
This strategy taps directly into the global move toward ambient computing — where technology fades into the background and works with you contextually, not against you. Think less sci-fi, more everyday assistant.
“The future of wearables is about creating technology that understands context — where you are and what you need in real time.”
— Siddhant Aggarwal, CEO, Luxid Tech
The team behind the product
SA Siddhant Aggarwal CEO, Age 25
(Digital nomad background; shaped the vision for portable, user-friendly immersive devices)
VP- Vivek Poddar
Co-founder, IIIT Bangalore
Engineering & product specialist focused on scalable, reliable hardware
India’s AR hardware moment
With operations in both Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR, Luxid Tech joins a new wave of Indian startups that aren’t just building software for global giants — they’re building original hardware. For more on India’s growing wearable tech ecosystem, check out our Tech coverage on TechnoSports and our roundup of the best wearable gadgets of 2025.
The company plans to expand its ecosystem further, targeting applications across work, communication, and digital interaction — essentially building a platform, not just a product.
