Context: In 2019, Meta released its first-ever virtual reality (VR) headset: Quest. It has since released several updated models and is currently selling its Quest 3 and Quest 3S models. The company currently faces at least three ongoing patent infringement lawsuits over its VR headsets in the U.S., with an additional one settled a couple of years ago. Its most recent was filed by CurioXR, which supplies schools with augmented reality (AR) and VR technologies to enable “immersive learning”, this year (April 6, 2026 ip fray article). However, the company is also heavily investing in owning its own technology in this space, including by becoming one of the founding members of the first-ever patent licensing group dedicated to “safeguarding” AI innovation (April 8, 2026 ip fray article).
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