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Virtuix (VTIX) CEO Interview | Nasdaq Direct Listing January 27 | Omni VR Treadmill IPO Breakdown

January 27, 2026·24 min·1 clip
Jan Goodluck says the Omni lets users walk and run in 360 degrees inside virtual environments.
The setup is pretty direct. Kenny Coins says a virtual reality treadmill company is going public, then brings in the CEO after pulling investor questions from people online. The product is the Omni. The guest describes it as a way to walk around inside AI-generated worlds, including fictional game spaces and photorealistic versions of real places. Kenny keeps the conversation pointed at the business case. He asks whether more installed hardware, more brand awareness, and more customers could turn this into a platform business over time. The CEO is careful with that word. He says platform gets thrown around too easily, then reaches for Xbox and PlayStation as the cleaner comparison. That is where the revenue story gets more concrete. The company sells hardware first, then wants games, subscriptions, software licensing, and other repeat revenue to build as the user base grows. Kenny also gets a clean number to work with: the guest says the target hardware margin is 40 percent. Kenny repeats the idea in plain English. His read is that the company wants to build its own little world, not just sell one machine and disappear. The guest broadly agrees. The episode still feels loose, in the way live investor interviews often do. Kenny loses audio, the guest catches it, and they keep going. Near the end, the CEO connects VR with AI and says those developments could change the space. Kenny closes by pointing listeners to the website and episode information, then sends them back to trading with his usual casual signoff.
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