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Prototypes and Products Delivered During Development Project. During the Lab Prototype Phase, the Parties will provide the parts, hardware components, software, and labor to make and allocate lab prototypes,, in accordance with the Gemini Project Plan. This will be done without charge to or receiving reimbursement from the other Party, irrespective of where the lab prototypes will be sent, who will get the lab prototypes, or how the lab prototypes will be used. During the Production Prototype Phase, the Parties may provide the parts, hardware components, software and labor to upgrade some of the lab prototypes to become production prototypes. The Parties will also provide the parts, hardware components, software, and labor to make new production prototypes. The Parties will allocate the production prototypes between the Parties, in accordance with the Gemini Project Plan, without charge to or receiving reimbursement from the other Party, irrespective of where the production prototypes will be sent, who will get the production prototypes, or how the production prototypes will be used. During the Pilot Run Phase, the Parties may upgrade some of the production prototypes to become pilot run instruments, and the Parties will make additional pilot run instruments. The Parties will distribute the pilot run instruments in accordance with the Gemini Project Plan, The pilot run instruments will be treated as customer units for purposes of determining and allocating costs and payments between the Parties. Bruker will pay HP for all HP Gemini Kits, HP Gemini R&D Kits, and HP Ship Kits (or their equivalents in components and parts) incorporated into the pilot run instruments, as though Bruker had ordered the components for its regular manufacturing. HP will pay Bruker for all the pilot run units that are delivered to HP, as though the units were ordered for customer shipments. If one Party has purchased and famished the separately procured items for a unit that is distributed to the other Party, the other Party will reimburse the procuring Party for such separately procured items.
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