system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Marvel / MCU] While it's obvious that Tony Stark flatly refuses to divulge the secrets of the Iron Man armor, does he make the individual components (somewhat more) publicly available?

If this sub's anything to go by, it's far more than just the arc reactor that makes the Iron Man special.  Inertial dampeners, real-time physical analysis, augmented reality, the works...does Stark Industries make these individual breakthroughs a little more readily available for the common man?
gpt
Since giving up weapons Stank Industries must be making money *somehow*.  We know he's going into energy, but there was at least a 10 year gap when he was neither selling weapons nor seen to have deployed arc reactors for grid powering - so what was he doing?

If you look at real life analogs that use sophisticaded AI, like google and microsoft, they make money by licensing out use of their AI - Stank must do the same with the Jarvis/Friday platforms.  Since the collapse of Pym Technologies I'd also bet that Stark hired every researcher and lab assistnat he could get his hands on that came out of it to try to miniturize tech (to fit more things in his suit and to just in general push the boundaries of what's possible).

AI is way more advanced in the MCU than here, so factory automation and self-driving vehicles should be more common there, all needing technologies from the worlds leading expdrt on AI.