ATVICO Opens Videotronics Laboratudio

First Practical PVD Prototype Produced

DELTA, Colorado — September 4, 2026

AtlanTech Vision Corporation today announced that ATVICO Videotronics Labs — the Laboratudio — is open and that the company has produced its first practical prototype of the

patent-pending Parallax Vision Display (PVD) at the home laboratory in Delta, Colorado.

The Laboratudio combines laboratory measurement and studio production in a single working room. It is a development facility, not a storefront. Visits are by appointment only.

The first practical prototype confirms that a live image can be formed through the PVD panel onto a capture screen under laboratory conditions. That result is an internal reduction to practice. It is not a product launch, not a public demonstration, and not an invitation to inspect the work.

Development continues on focus, repeatability, and the measurements that will support first-generation PVD standards. Out in the Garage Studios, the company’s earlier production imprint, remains on hiatus until PVD is mature enough that WindFire can be felt by seeing.

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PVD and related architectures remain patent pending. This release does not disclose optical geometry, dimensions, process steps, or laboratory photographs of the prototype. No license, sale, or public-use event is offered by this announcement.

About AtlanTech Vision Corporation AtlanTech Vision Corporation (ATVICO) develops Parallax Vision Display technology and related production systems. Videotronics Labs is the company’s working laboratory in Delta, Colorado.

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Tony Valdez, President & Director of R&D

AtlanTech Vision Corporation

tony@atvico.com | 970-462-4000

Delta, Colorado