Virewirx and Zero Latency VR Showcase VX60 Technology at IAAPA Expo 2026
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SAN DIEGO and MELBOURNE, Australia, Nov. 9, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Virewirx Inc., the company behind advanced 60 GHz wireless technology, is set to collaborate with Zero Latency VR at the IAAPA Expo 2026 in Orlando. This partnership aims to showcase Virewirx's VX60 technology, which is designed to enhance the performance of free-roam virtual reality experiences. The collaboration is part of Zero Latency VR's efforts to continue pushing the boundaries of what's possible in location-based entertainment, leveraging Virewirx's cutting-edge technology to deliver high-performance wireless connectivity.
Zero Latency VR, known for its extensive network of entertainment centers across 30+ countries, will use Virewirx's VX60 60 GHz wireless technology to demonstrate its new social, immersive VR experience, Jumanji: The Lost Levels. This partnership is significant as it highlights Virewirx's capability to provide high-performance wireless solutions in large-scale, entertainment environments. The demonstration will take place at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, from November 16 to 20, 2026.
During testing at Zero Latency's Melbourne headquarters, the VX60 technology demonstrated exceptional performance, supporting eight simultaneous players in a 19-meter by 9-meter space. The system managed to deliver an "excellent player experience," with each client maintaining an average throughput of 150 Mbps. This performance was achieved even under challenging deployment conditions, which were intentionally set by Zero Latency to evaluate the technology's robustness. Hunter Mayne, VR Technology Specialist at Zero Latency VR, expressed enthusiasm about the potential integration of VX60 into their core platform.
Virewirx's CEO, Jason Fiber, echoed Mayne's sentiments, emphasizing the company's commitment to supporting demanding, multi-user environments.
The demonstration at IAAPA Expo 2026 is expected to showcase the capabilities of VX60 in a real-world setting, providing attendees with a firsthand look at the future of wireless VR technology. This collaboration between Virewirx and Zero Latency VR is set to redefine the standards for wireless connectivity in the virtual reality industry, offering enhanced performance and reliability for large-scale, untethered VR experiences. The VX60 technology is expected to provide greater wireless capacity and reliability, addressing the challenges posed by increasingly crowded 6 GHz spectrum in large-scale entertainment environments.
During the demonstration, attendees will have the opportunity to experience Jumanji: The Lost Levels, a new social, immersive VR experience created in partnership with Sony Pictures. The previews will run on the VX60 network instead of traditional Wi-Fi 6E, showcasing the superior performance and reliability of the new technology.
The VX60 technology outperforms Wi-Fi 6E by providing high-throughput wireless connectivity across multiple moving devices. Unlike conventional Wi-Fi networks, Virewirx's VX60 platform uses coordinated 60 GHz millimeter-wave access points, intelligent scheduling, and spatial reuse to deliver multi-gigabit speeds. The technology was tested at Zero Latency's Melbourne facility, where it successfully supported eight simultaneous players in a 19-meter by 9-meter space. The testing was intentionally conducted with an access point layout outside the recommended production configuration to evaluate performance under more challenging deployment conditions, under which VX60 was able to perform successfully.
The partnership between Virewirx and Zero Latency VR is a testament to the growing importance of advanced wireless technology in the virtual reality industry. As the industry continues to evolve, the collaboration aims to set new standards for wireless connectivity, ensuring seamless and secure data transmission for large-scale, untethered VR experiences. The demonstration at IAAPA Expo 2026 is expected to attract significant attention from industry professionals and enthusiasts alike, highlighting the potential of VX60 in transforming the future of virtual reality entertainment.