Mr. Jeffrey Carlson reports

METAVISTA ANNOUNCES ENTRY INTO AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR

Metavista3D Inc. has engaged 3D Global GmbH, a German-based leading global provider of visual and 3-D hardware technologies, to support the integration of the company's immersive display technology into an automotive 3-D e-mirror demonstration system.

The commissioned set-up will feature a professional-grade stereo camera and 3-D display, enabling Metavista3D to take a significant step toward commercialization of its proprietary technology and mark its entry into the growing automotive technology sector.

Digital mirror systems, which replace traditional rear-view mirrors with high-definition displays connected to external cameras, are increasingly being adopted in modern vehicles. These systems offer enhanced visibility and a wider field of view, contributing to improved driver awareness, safety and comfort. By integrating Metavista3D's immersive 3-D display technology, the system is expected to deliver further advancements in driver experience, system reliability and road safety, bringing added value to both automotive manufacturers and consumers.

Jeff Carlson, chief executive officer of Metavista3D, explained: "With optimized 3-D technology, viewers experience a far more immersive and realistic perspective than with 2-D displays -- an essential feature for e-mirrors. Standard 2-D e-mirrors cannot replicate the spatial depth and natural perception that a driver receives from a traditional mirror."

This initiative comes further to the company's previous announcement that its wholly owned German subsidiary, psHolix AG, had filed a patent application with the German Patent and Trademark Office for its 3-D e-mirror technology, and represents a natural extension of Metavista3D's core capabilities and reinforces the company's commitment to innovation. It builds upon Metavista3D's growing portfolio of research, development and intellectual property in the field of advanced 3-D visualization.

The total value of the engagement is 181,000 euros (approximately $290,000), and consists of all hardware and software requirements to create, test and create a commercially marketable prototype. It is expected that a demo system will be ready in September, 2025.

About Metavista3D Inc.

Metavista3D, through its wholly owned subsidiary psHolix, is developing artificial-intelligence-driven, pseudoholographic display technologies aimed at enabling glasses-free 3-D visualization of spatial content. The company holds a portfolio of over 20 patents related to this technology.

Metavista3D's shares are publicly traded and listed in Canada on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol DDD and on the German stock exchange in Frankfurt and others under the ticker symbol E3T. Metavista3D's ISIN is CA59142H1073, and its German WKN is A3EG0D.

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