According to well-informed sources, the AR system team from Meizu's AR glasses brand, StarV, has fully merged with Thunderbird Innovation. This team, previously a cornerstone of Meizu's strategic layout in the AI smart hardware sector, is now seamlessly integrated into Thunderbird's chip development division. Their primary focus is on the research and development of the 'big.LITTLE system.' Thunderbird highly values the team's technical prowess in this domain. Currently, the consumer-grade AR market is still in its nascent stages, and the acquisition and integration of core talent and teams have become pivotal for competitive advantage. Market rumors indicate that StarV is exploring options for independent financing or a potential sale and has already initiated discussions with interested parties. Since the launch of new products in 2024, Meizu's glasses product line has not witnessed significant updates, with plans for new product iterations largely contingent on investment conditions. These strategic adjustments are in line with Meizu's broader transformation, as the company has announced the suspension of its in-house hardware projects for new mobile phone products in China, redirecting its focus towards software ecosystems and AI capabilities. Introducing external capital or divesting parts of the business has emerged as a pragmatic choice, and the future trajectory of StarV will hinge on its ability to secure independent financing or identify a suitable buyer.