In our ongoing efforts to advance mixed reality technology, we have contributed significantly to the development of tools and methodologies that enable the employment of virtual entities outdoors at ranges beyond 20 meters. The publication “Exploring the Ability to Employ Virtual Entities Outdoors at Ranges Beyond 20 Meters” by Morris, Kennedy, McDowell, and Greunke (2022) acknowledges the use of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) and HoloLens II, which were instrumental in achieving the study’s objectives. VRR's technology is acknowledged by John R. Morris. The acknowledgment section specifically mentions the contribution of VR Rehab's research and software, highlighting our expertise, which enabled the customization of the software to support the research.