MicroVision Wants Drones to Map the Battlefield in Real Time
MVIS stock edged higher following a partnership with Robinson Unmanned to integrate MOVIA Air Plus lidar into the SPIRIT UAS platform.
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MicroVision Announces Continued Growth In Initial And Repeat Purchase Orders Across North America And Europe For Thousands Of IRIS Long‑Range Lidar Sensors Serving Industrial, Security, And Defense Applications
Purchase orders representing thousands of IRIS sensors demonstrate expanding near-term customer demand and deployment, while establishing a path to next-generation HALO lidarREDMOND, WA / ACCESS Newswire / August 24,
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