Answer:
There can be a number of factors.

For hardware solutions, electronic component supply and global component shortages often an play a large factor in determining the life cycle for related products.

For software, the capability to enhance or support these offerings can be influenced by the life cycle of “software libraries”  and, or third-party licensing applications leveraged within the Omnitronics software code base. It can also mean that a software has reached its technology limitation and intended development ceiling, meaning it has all the features/functionality that it was ever designed to have.

Answer:
This is a good question and the response is dependent upon the specific product. In cases, the intent is to generally continue to manufacture and supply the product for the immediate future; but it is just new feature development that may no longer be planned within that specific product line.