It has improved for sure. But it still hasn't solve the...

It has improved for sure. But it still hasn't solve the following issues:
- eye strain
-Nausea
- precision
- Weight
- Battery life
- Graphical capability
- Costing
- usability

It has improved for sure but it still need at least 5 years for maturity or at least 5 years to see whether it is a gloom and doom project.

From costing and competitive front, you would definitely like to see Google, Amazon and Microsoft joining the game. Unfortunately, Google and Amazon have never venture into such industry. The closest you get was the Google glass which was scrapped a couple years ago.


and microsoft has also Scrapped their Hololens 3 project.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/microsoft-shelves-windows-mixed-reality-feature-2023-12-21/#:~:text=%22Windows%20mixed%20reality%20is%20deprecated,headset%20line%20in%20that%20form.


VR1 has a smoky future IMHO.

"VR1 doesn't need to build the rocket ship; they just need to master the navigation system."

Totally disagree on this. If they are dealing with a defence company in NATO, they would be expected to build a rocket or ship at some point. As defence company is always well and truly advanced.

Anyway, it would be great to see you do charting again for VR1. We will see how long the $7.7mil can last for VR1.