Varjo announces that its XR-4 series headsets will fully shift to domestic production in Finland, with assembly to begin in January 2027
Starting in January 2027, Varjo will assemble its XR-4 series headsets at its factory in Espoo, Finland, expanding domestic manufacturing from the existing XR-4 Secure Edition to the entire product line. The company says the move is intended to reduce the risk of supply chain disruptions, and that all headsets it manufactures in Finland will comply with the requirements of the U.S. Trade Agreements Act (TAA). Varjo technology is currently used in more than 120 defense projects across NATO and allied countries.
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Recently, Finnish XR technology company Varjo announced that it will transfer production of its XR-4 series headsets to its own manufacturing facility in Finland in 2027. Among them, the XR-4 series headsets are planned to be assembled at the Espoo, Finland factory starting in January 2027, further strengthening the company's control over product manufacturing and the supply chain.
It is understood that Varjo currently produces XR-4 Secure Edition headsets for the defense and security sectors at this factory. This adjustment will expand the scope of Finnish domestic manufacturing to the entire XR-4 product series, aiming to reduce the risk of supply chain disruptions and improve the controllability of the product production and delivery process.
In recent years, Varjo has continued to expand into the defense and high-security XR market. The company said its technology has now been applied in more than 120 defense projects for NATO and allied countries, covering various professional training and simulation scenarios.
Varjo said that the R&D, manufacturing, and support processes for its XR-4 series have obtained ISO 27001 information security management system certification. Among them, the XR-4 Secure Edition also offers a fully offline version without radio components, which can be used in physically isolated networks and classified environments. In addition, Varjo said that all headsets manufactured in Finland in the future will comply with the relevant requirements of the U.S. Trade Agreements Act (TAA).
Varjo said that its headsets have always been designed and developed in Finland, and this production transfer will further integrate the business chain from R&D, product development, manufacturing and assembly to after-sales support, supporting the growing demand for XR devices in the European and NATO markets.
Varjo CEO Timo Toikkanen said that market demand for secure, reliable, and European-made XR devices is growing rapidly. By concentrating XR-4 series production in Finland, the company hopes to further improve supply chain security and enhance Europe's autonomy in the field of XR technology.
Source: Varjo
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