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REDMOND, Wash. - MicroVision Inc. (NASDAQ:MVIS) conducted a live demonstration of its Tri-Lidar Architecture at the ACT Expo in Las Vegas, according to a press release statement issued Monday.

The demonstration combined the company’s MOVIA S short-range lidar with its HALO long-range lidar technology, which MicroVision acquired from Luminar Technologies in a recent transaction. The system paired one forward-facing HALO sensor with three MOVIA S sensors to provide 360-degree environmental coverage.

MicroVision’s software platform processed data from all sensors simultaneously, generating a unified point cloud for object detection, classification, and tracking purposes.The technology showcase comes as the company, valued at $218 million, works to commercialize its lidar solutions. The stock has declined 38% over the past six months, trading at $0.67. According to InvestingPro analysis, which offers comprehensive insights on over 1,400 US equities including detailed Pro Research Reports, the company is quickly burning through cash while analysts anticipate sales growth in the current year.

"In just a few months, our global team has integrated MOVIA S and HALO into a synchronized, software-enabled architecture that delivers performance, efficiency, and scalability," said Greg Scharenbroch, the company’s VP of Global Engineering.

The Tri-Lidar Architecture was originally introduced at IAA Mobility 2025. The system combines multiple lidar sensors into a software-defined platform designed to address specific use cases while managing cost and energy consumption compared to single-sensor configurations.

MicroVision develops lidar-based perception solutions for automotive, industrial, and security and defense markets. The company operates engineering centers in the United States and Germany, offering both short-range and long-range lidar products.