Calling all Pokémon Go Players! Vufine is launching it’s Pokémon Go explorer program to test out our head-up display in the field. In our own Pokémon travels we’ve noticed hundred of trainers glued to their phones wandering through city streets barely avoiding signs and other pedestrians. We believe you shouldn’t have to sacrifice seeing it all to catch ’em all! We are looking for 10 passionate Pokémon Go players to experience Pokémon Go with a Vufine Heads-Up Display. Plus, If […]

How many of you have been swept up by the Pokémon Go craze? Here at Vufine, we all had the game downloaded on Day 1. Regardless of early server issues, we’ve been out since then using Vufine as our very own PokéHUD to make sure we’re keeping our eyes forward instead of glued down to our phones. There have been countless headlines about the potential dangers of Pokémon Go. Everyone is walking through crowded, busy streets with their eyes glued […]

One year ago today, we launched our Kickstarter campaign. We raised $241,111 in 30 days. Now Vufine is used by almost 3,000 people in 61 countries around the world! Thank you everyone for supporting Vufine. We are very excited to see how our company continues to grow from here.

This week, Vufine has entered it’s first retail location – the b8ta store in Downtown Palo Alto. This is a great opportunity for Bay Area folks to experience Vufine first hand. B8ta is a modern retail showroom where visitors can demo new IoT and consumer electronic products. ‪#‎b8tatested‬

The Vufine team had a booth at the Cine Gear Expo located in Studio City, California. It was a great experience discussing the possibilities of Vufine as a companion accessory to various cameras. We met a lot of industry experts and we are excited to continue exploring this field. Check out photos from the event below.

We had an amazing time demoing Vufine at the Workshop on Cinematic VR & Immersive Storytelling event at Stanford University. We met with many intelligent individuals who gave us great remarks on Vufine and also got the chance to get out some new and exciting VR technology. To learn more about the event, visit https://scien.stanford.edu/index.php/workshop-on-cinematic-vr-and-immersive-storytelling-program/