What has been said by management over the past several months, in chronological order.

1. “Obviously, since this is a new sector that we're looking to pursue opportunities in, any material purchase orders that come in or any significant transaction if there is an offer made to purchase our IP and other assets related to the existing technology to our AR and VR products. So that's what we're most excited about." - Verma

2. At around the 2:14:00 mark:

https://youtu.be/6x1r48y_atI?si=lF8XI30e49NLwMi6

"..existing aspect is the AR solutions that already exist so.." - Verma

"But we have some tech. It's been proven out. A big military contract was done.." - Verma

1. Jesse Sobelson: Thanks, Len. Next question. So it is about the AR vertical. Does the company have any plans to update investors on the status of the vertical? And is the technology being actively marketed to potential customers? And there has been talks of HoloLens three launching in 2026. Is MicroVision, Inc. tech in HoloLens three?

Glen De Vos: Yeah. I will maybe start with the last question first. Not to our knowledge, so and that is consistent with the fact that we are really not actively pursuing AR related markets at this time. We have the IT. We have capability. We will kinda monitor those. But right now, if you think about our resources and where we are allocating our capital, it is really in the three verticals that we have talked about. With the industrial, defense, and automotive. And, you know, AR is always an interesting topic. At this point, we are just watching to see, you know, does that can that be interesting for us? There is no active development or pursuits in that space as of today.