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Technology Stocks : Vuzix Corporation-VUZI-A Visionary Pick?

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To: Sultan who wrote (431)	10/24/2018 12:23:32 PM
From: richardred	Read Replies (1) of 672

Opportunity Knocks ?- Military business- Comes after enterprise and gives time to perfect Blade. P.Travers knows what works and what's needed to comply. Vuzix just paid $ to eliminate a non compete military clause.RE- Previous experience in military. IMO advantage Vuzix. RE-KOPIN- almost 10% owned by a Chinese company. RE- Matters of National Security/ Military Business? Google reportedly won’t renew its controversial military AI contract Project Maven has attracted a lot of pushback. >snip -The Project Maven contract is also apparently worth more than Google executives once said, pulling in around $15 million instead of the $9 million that was previously reported. Its budget also had the possibility of growing to as much as $250 million. Additionally, emails show that Google planned to build a surveillance system for the Pentagon that would let analysts "click on a building and see everything associated with it." engadget.com Magic Leap, Microsoft Pursuing Military Contracts to Supply AR Headsets for Soldiers, Report Says By Tommy Palladino 09/25/2018 5:41 pm Leading augmented reality headset makers Microsoft and Magic Leap are among the companies now vying for a military contract for battlefield heads-up displays. Citing bid documents and sources close to the situation, Bloomberg reports that the US Army is seeking technology companies to supply 100,000 headsets at a total price tag of about $500 million, with an initial order consisting of 2,500 units within the first two years of the contract. magic-leap.reality.news

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