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XREAL Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Viture

XREAL, a leading innovator in augmented reality (AR) technology, has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Viture and its affiliates in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. This legal action marks a significant step in XREAL's ongoing efforts to defend its foundational technologies that have been instrumental in developing high-tech, portable AR solutions.

The lawsuit centers around U.S. Patent No. 11,988,839, which pertains to a unique optical system and apparatus vital for AR applications. XREAL claims that Viture, which recently entered the AR market, has unlawfully utilized patented technologies developed over years of dedicated research and development. This case is far from isolated—it aims to halt a troubling pattern of intellectual property infringement that jeopardizes innovation across the entire AR sector.

Background of the Lawsuit

XREAL has positioned itself at the forefront of AR technology since 2017, tirelessly investing in independent research and advancing the ecosystem required for high-quality, consumer-ready AR glasses. In stark contrast, Viture's entry into the market has raised red flags for XREAL, as they allegedly integrated XREAL's vital technologies into their products without authorization.

The lawsuit is not simply a quest for enforcing a single patent but a broader initiative to maintain the integrity of innovation within the tech industry. XREAL expresses that ensuring fair competition is crucial, emphasizing the value of hard work and ethical business practices.

Recent Legal Developments in Europe

The urgency of XREAL's lawsuit has been amplified by a recent judicial ruling in Europe. On November 13, 2025, a German court issued a preliminary injunction against Viture's affiliate, Eden Future HK Limited. The court determined a strong likelihood that Viture's offerings, particularly the