Accesswire · 17 Sept 2026positive
MicroVision announced that its IRIS long-range lidar sensor has been selected by a leader in off-road autonomous ground systems for defense applications. The sensors will be integrated into heavy military vehicles supporting advanced autonomous ground vehicle applications, with sensitive details remaining confidential.
Why it matters — A defense-sector selection for MicroVision's IRIS sensor could expand the company's market reach beyond industrial and automotive into military autonomous vehicle applications, broadening its revenue opportunities.
Accesswire · 15 Sept 2026positive
MicroVision is showcasing its expanding sensing and perception portfolio at IAA Transportation 2026, including the newly introduced MicroVision Perception Platform, next-generation MOVIA S, HALO, FMCW technology, and a commercial vehicle concept. The company is demonstrating how lidar hardware, perception software, and open sensor integration can address complex transportation and autonomy applications.
Why it matters — The introduction of the flexible, modular Perception Platform and broadening portfolio highlights MicroVision's Lidar 2.0 strategy in action, which MVIS watchers would follow for signs of product development momentum.
Accesswire · 14 Sept 2026positive
MicroVision announced that its IRIS long-range lidar will support an autonomous mobility service pilot program in the Asia-Pacific region, marking a progression from technology evaluation to real-world deployment. The program is described as a pathway to MicroVision's next-generation HALO technology as the initiative scales.
Why it matters — The pilot signals that MicroVision's lidar technology is moving into actual autonomous mobility deployments, offering a potential validation of the company's technology in a commercial-facing application.
Accesswire · 10 Sept 2026positive
MicroVision announced plans to unveil its MicroVision Perception Platform at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hanover, Germany. The new modular platform combines the company's lidar hardware, perception software, and open sensor integration into a flexible architecture for applications spanning automotive, commercial vehicles, industrial, security, defense, and aerial use cases, marking the next evolution of its Lidar 2.0 strategy.
Why it matters — The new modular platform signals a broadening of MicroVision's product strategy beyond single lidar hardware into integrated, configurable perception solutions across multiple industries.
Accesswire · 9 Sept 2026positive
MicroVision announced that its MicroVision Semiconductor business was selected by a prime government contractor to design a custom semiconductor solution for an advanced photonics application. The project combines the contractor's polarization and photonics expertise with MicroVision Semiconductor's custom analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit design capabilities.
Why it matters — The selection expands MicroVision Semiconductor's commercial engagement in advanced photonics and highlights its analog and mixed-signal design capabilities, broadening the company's opportunities beyond its core perception solutions.