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NexOptic Technology Corp. (TSXV: NXO, OTCQB: NXOPF, FSE: E3O1) has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with IntroMedic, a leader in capsule endoscopy technology. This collaboration aims to enhance imaging quality for their products. IntroMedic's MiroCam® offers a 170-degree field of view and a 12-hour operational time, addressing the needs of the medical imaging sector. The partnership marks a significant opportunity for NexOptic to expand its presence in medical imaging, especially by leveraging its patented ALIIS™ technology. Both companies are optimistic about future developments stemming from this agreement.

NexOptic (TSXV: NXO) announced a dual rollout strategy for its NexCompress technology, part of its ALIIS suite. This solution significantly reduces video bandwidth and file sizes by 20% to 60% when integrated with existing compression technologies. The company plans to market NexCompress both as a cloud service and an on-premises solution, with commercial availability expected by Q4 2023. Initial feedback from potential clients, including cloud storage and streaming companies, has been positive. NexOptic is also evaluating multiple hardware and cloud providers to finalize its offerings by early Q2 2023.

NexOptic Technology Corp. provided an outlook for 2023, highlighting completion of major tasks in 2022 despite market challenges. The company achieved significant AI performance upgrades, particularly with its ALIIS™ technology, and introduced NexCompress™, aimed at cost savings and reducing carbon footprints. Discussions with key semiconductor and cloud companies could lead to commercialization opportunities. A private placement of $2.2 million was completed in late 2022, indicating strong insider support. New key personnel joined to aid corporate development and investor relations.

NexOptic Technology Corp. has appointed Mr. Chulhyun "Wayne" Cho as its new Chief Financial Officer, bringing extensive experience from Deloitte and leadership roles in finance. His appointment aligns with NexOptic's growth strategy, particularly regarding its Korean subsidiary. This news follows the transition from former CFO Samantha Shorter, who will continue as a consultant. Additionally, the company is advancing its sales initiatives for its AI suite, ALIIS, which enhances image and video performance.

NexOptic Technology Corp. (NXOPF) announced the performance benchmarks for its NexCompress™ video compression solution, which aims to revolutionize the video storage and streaming industry. The technology, part of the NexOptic ALIIS™ suite, offers significant bandwidth and storage savings. In testing, NexCompress achieved a 20% reduction in bandwidth for standard video sequences and up to 60% for challenging scenarios while maintaining or improving image quality. The company aims to deliver this innovative solution to businesses developing modern video applications.

NexOptic Technology Corp. (OTCQB: NXOPF) announced that its ALIIS™ AI has been selected by Semicon Networks in South Korea for a government-funded R&D project aimed at enhancing automotive auto-pilot systems. This initiative is part of a broader trend towards autonomous vehicles, focusing on Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for improved vision in challenging conditions. ALIIS™ offers significant image processing benefits, making it suitable for various applications, including automotive, IoT, and medical imaging.

NexOptic Technology Corp. has announced the launch of NexCompress™, a cloud-based data compression method for video. Operating under the ALIIS™ suite, NexCompress aims to provide significant savings in storage, bandwidth, and energy consumption for video streaming services. The company is pursuing a SaaS business model to commercialize this technology, targeting streaming and telecommunications providers. NexOptic, headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, is also noted for its patented AI solutions and partnerships with Qualcomm, NVIDIA, and Arm.

NexOptic reports that Selten Metal has signed a letter agreement with Railtown Capital for a one-for-one acquisition of Selten's securities, facilitating its listing on the TSX Venture Exchange. To accommodate this transaction, NexOptic has amended its mineral property option agreement with Selten regarding the THOR Rare Earth Element Project in Nevada. The amendment reduces the consideration for NexOptic's remaining interest in THOR to 5,000,000 common shares of Selten. The THOR Project spans 2184 hectares, located near significant REE mining sites.

NexOptic Technology Corp. has extended its agreement with Selten Metal Corp. to finalize structuring plans ahead of Selten's listing in Canada. This extension grants Selten an option to earn up to a 100% interest in NexOptic’s THOR Rare Earth Element Project. To gain an initial 75% interest, Selten is required to make a cash payment of $1,100,000 and issue shares, totaling 1,000,000 shares over a 24-month period, contingent on Selten's successful listing.