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MEMS
Matthews Emerging Markets Discovery Active ETF
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As of Sep 8, 2025 6:19:52 PM EDT (1 min. ago)

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1 day ago • u/view-from-afar • r/MVIS • john_chu_joins_microvision • C

I expect both flash and MEMS for some drones.

1 day ago • u/gaporter • r/MVIS • from_investors_to_glen_devos_suggestion_box • C

>The AR vertical was for sale in 2020. That's in the CC transcripts, along with Q&A where Sumit confirmed how it would work, in addition to an FC I recall you participating in.
Yes and it was not made [clear](https://www.reddit.com/r/MVIS/s/xujPgZCuCr) how it would work.
Regarding the patents that enable both, would the spin off own or license them? IMO, the company needn't spin off a vertical if they can simply give [restricted/limited](https://www.dau.edu/acquipedia-article/data-rights-identification-and-assertion-use-release-or-disclosure-restrictions) rights to another entity. For the MEMS patents that enable both AR and LiDAR that could be restricted/limited rights for IVAS/SBMC and restricted/limited rights for terrestrial based LiDAR for cUAS.

1 day ago • u/gaporter • r/MVIS • john_chu_joins_microvision • C

I imagine MEMS for terrestrial based LiDAR and flash for drones.

1 day ago • u/view-from-afar • r/MVIS • john_chu_joins_microvision • C

I expect both flash and MEMS for some drones.

1 day ago • u/gaporter • r/MVIS • from_investors_to_glen_devos_suggestion_box • C

>The AR vertical was for sale in 2020. That's in the CC transcripts, along with Q&A where Sumit confirmed how it would work, in addition to an FC I recall you participating in.
Yes and it was not made [clear](https://www.reddit.com/r/MVIS/s/xujPgZCuCr) how it would work.
Regarding the patents that enable both, would the spin off own or license them? IMO, the company needn't spin off a vertical if they can simply give [restricted/limited](https://www.dau.edu/acquipedia-article/data-rights-identification-and-assertion-use-release-or-disclosure-restrictions) rights to another entity. For the MEMS patents that enable both AR and LiDAR that could be restricted/limited rights for IVAS/SBMC and restricted/limited rights for terrestrial based LiDAR for cUAS.

1 day ago • u/gaporter • r/MVIS • john_chu_joins_microvision • C

I imagine MEMS for terrestrial based LiDAR and flash for drones.

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