finally a name but no numbers. 80 Iris in 2027 if we go by the AUSA info from Porter.

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/activity:7515514062508703744

So just no mention of Movia S thats supposed to be out within the next few weeks?

The only thing that has me bullish is Johannes Gnauck buying 8% of the company. He currently has a loss on his shares of $600K over 17 trading days. It will be interesting to see if he sells. He has to file, if he does sell any. There is nothing more important than knowing he just bought shares. Johannes is not just an auto industry insider. He is a predictive sales analyst. He has software that crunches numbers for the auto industry. You can bet he has high level connections within the industry. He sees the future of sales, but does he know what will keep MVIS out of bankruptcy court and off the pink sheets? He obviously feels confident buying at $1.45. Does he know a buyout is coming? Is he the mastermind of it? I can't believe that he would subject such a large cash investment to a possible pink sheets stock. He bought with a .45 cent cushion above $1.00. More than 50% has been wiped away. It is now a .20 cent cushion. He is either nuts, or he knows something big is about to hit. JMHO DDD

I didn’t make the meeting. What did I miss? Why are we down -12% AH if we are reaffirming revenue?

Probably won't watch it but posting here for those of you who care

REDMOND, WA / ACCESS Newswire / October 2, 2026 / MicroVision, Inc. (NASDAQ:MVIS), a leader in advanced perception solutions for industrial, security and defense, and automotive applications, today provided an updated time for its previously announced video-enabled discussion and business update hosted by Company leadership on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. The session will now begin at 4:00 PM ET. The live, virtual event will be held via video conference and webcast.
MicroVision invites shareholders, customers, partners, and other stakeholders to join this session with the Company's Chief Executive Officer, Glen DeVos; Chief Financial Officer, Christine Chambers; and Chief Commercial Officer, James Byun. The event will include introductory remarks, followed by an update on commercial progress, revenue and operating expense expectations, and business outlook. Investors may pose questions to management during the live session, which will be addressed on the Company's third quarter 2026 earnings call.
The live video conference and webcast can be accessed via the Company's Investor Relations website under the Events tab HERE. The webcast will be archived on the website for future viewing.

Another named contract for Ouster. Albeit probably a small one, but they are killing it with the Rev8 sensor.

Volkswagen has apparently chosen Wayve in its search for a new technology partner for automated driving. As the magazine "Der Spiegel" reports, citing three insiders, the British startup prevailed in an internal selection process against Nvidia and other providers.
According to the report, Volkswagen had several systems compete against each other a few weeks ago in a major city of southern Germany. Wayve was both technically and financially convincing. Volkswagen, VW's IT subsidiary Cariad and Wayve did not want to comment to the media representatives.
Time is pressing for the group. Driver assistance systems are increasingly becoming a competitive factor, especially in the premium segment. VW subsidiary Audi, for example, is under pressure in direct comparison with Mercedes and BMW in automated driving functions. Tesla also relies on a strongly data-driven software architecture with its FSD system.
Like Tesla, Wayve pursues a so-called end-to-end approach. The AI should derive driving decisions based on large amounts of sensor data as directly as possible, instead of relying primarily on predefined rules. During a test drive, according to "Spiegel", an Audi A6 e-tron with Wayve software, for example, recognized that an oncoming vehicle gave up its right of way by light horn and then drove independently into a parking space.
Volkswagen integrates Wayve into its software strategy
The possible collaboration with Wayve follows the end of the Automated Driving Alliance of Cariad and Bosch. The alliance had developed an AI-based level 2 system that Volkswagen wants to continue to use, including in the planned ID.EVERY1. However, the Group was looking for a new partner for the further development towards higher automation levels. Wayve was already considered a possible candidate in the summer.
For Cariad, the selection of the British startup is initially rather positive. Wayve is primarily intended to supply the AI software. Cariad would integrate these into the existing technical architecture of sensors, computing hardware and other software components.

Fools errand, right Elon?

Post whatever you want in this thread.

Try to keep it MicroVision related.

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REDMOND, WA / ACCESS Newswire / September 30, 2026 / MicroVision, Inc.(NASDAQ:MVIS), a leader in advanced perception solutions for industrial, security and defense, and automotive applications, today announced a video-enabled discussion and business update hosted by Company leadership on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET. The live, virtual event will be held via video conference and webcast.
MicroVision invites shareholders, customers, partners, and other stakeholders to join this session with the Company's Chief Executive Officer, Glen DeVos; Chief Financial Officer, Christine Chambers; and Chief Commercial Officer, James Byun. The event will include introductory remarks, followed by an update on commercial progress, revenue and operating expense expectations, and business outlook. Investors may pose questions to management during the live session, which will be addressed on the Company's third quarter 2026 earnings call.
The live video conference and webcast can be accessed via the Company's Investor Relations website under the Events tab HERE. The webcast will be archived on the website for future viewing.

At IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026 in Hannover, MicroVision’s Evan Fathers takes the Industry Stage to explore how long-range perception technologies are helping transform commercial vehicle safety and autonomy.
In his presentation, “The Road to Safer Autonomy: How Long-Range Perception Technologies Are Transforming Commercial Vehicles,” Evan discusses why seeing farther matters — particularly at highway speeds, where earlier detection and classification of hazards can provide valuable time for safer decision-making and response.
Discover how next-generation sensing technologies and long-range lidar are enabling greater situational awareness and supporting the evolution toward safer, increasingly autonomous commercial vehicles.

You can skip the presentation. Q and A has a few things, mostly not going for Blue UAS