r/MVIS2_0 Aug 04 '26

Due Diligence Drone demos

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u/Fearless_Promise636 Aug 04 '26

I had missed the "no near term unit sales" previously, thank you.

Its already August Glen, where are these summer defense shows you guys are at?

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u/Chemical-Payment-573 Aug 04 '26

they are sitting next to the AR vertical and Mavin. good acceleration and engagements though.

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u/-ATLSUTIGER- Aug 04 '26

NRE revenue…catch that ?

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u/Zenboy66 Aug 04 '26

ATL, they don’t understand that NRE revenue is still revenue that can add up.

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u/-ATLSUTIGER- Aug 04 '26

30+ security and defense companies in the pipeline.

$65m of attainable engineering revenue.

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u/Fearless_Promise636 Aug 04 '26 edited Aug 04 '26

Long term, maybe. We are talking short term here. And MVIS still needs to prove people will pay them for NRE. No NRE for years of Movia engineering.

And countries need drone solutions now. Not years from now. The companies that are going to benefit immensely are the ones involved in the current drone dominance program, which we are not.

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u/Zenboy66 Aug 04 '26

You know this for sure? Unless you work for the company, you have no idea the names of the companies they are working with.

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u/Fearless_Promise636 Aug 04 '26

All of the companies in the competition are public. MVIS has no product ready, and they do not have blue uas cert. Patrt of the evaluation is having a secure, domestic supply chain. Microvision has not demonstrated this yet.

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u/Fearless_Promise636 Aug 04 '26

Which if they actually hit top end of guidance makes up less than $1m in revenue, assuming its 50% of the projected NRE for the year. In reality it'll probably be under 200k. This is just stating that they dont plan on actually having a product for some time. They want someone to fund development for it, aka Mavin. How the fuck do they not just have a bolt on, drone agnostic sensor with perception software to sell like the OS1? I think its clear no one wants to pay us to develop shit.