Seeing Machines

• 03/02/12

  Significant Shareholder Notification

• 30/01/12

  Launch of DSS version 3.0

• 30/01/12

  Launch of Fatigue Consulting Services

• 18/01/12

  CFO Appointment

• 03/01/12

  Directorate Changes

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  17/10/11

  Seeing Machines sees share price increase after boosting revenue by 60 per cent

  The results for the year to the end of June show that the software firm is seeing a surge in demand for its Drive State Solution and faceAPI products 

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  12/08/11

  Seeing Machines boss Kroeger eyes many dimensions of growth

  The blue touch-paper was recently lit under the stock by the paradigm shift in technology that was the launch of Toshiba's first glasses-free 3D laptop and Seeing Machines' DSS production is also gaining traction. Here we talk to recently appointed boss Kroeger about the many opportunities for the firm.

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  28/03/11

  Seeing Machines shares lifted by faceAPI 3D display deal

  The deal shows that following the string of news bearing testament to the rapid success of its DSS driver monitoring systems, the software licensing business is now also hitting its stride.  The first consumer products incorporating faceAPI are expected to be available in mid 2011, and volumes should begin to build as manufacturers roll out 3D products.

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  20/10/10

  Seeing Machines shares rise 12 per cent as it unveils two new deals for driver safety system

  Seeing Machines shares jumped 12 per cent after the company revealed it has been awarded contracts to install its DSS driver monitoring equipment in the haul truck fleets at two North American open-pit mines. The deal is for the fit out of 43 vehicles for an existing client.

   

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  15/10/10

  Seeing Machines charts a path towards profitability

  The next year should be one of massive transformation for the technology firm Seeing Machines. Analysts expect its sales to more than double in that period, which means the group will be cash generative and profitable. Here we take a look at just what the next 12 months have in store.

• 03/02/12

  Something for everyone at next Thursday's Proactive Investors One2One Forum in London: ImmuPharma,

• 30/01/12

  Seeing Machines launches new version of DSS fatigue monitoring system, shares rise

• 18/01/12

  Seeing Machines appoints Barnes as chief financial officer

• 03/01/12

  Seeing Machines' Mobbs resigns and Kroeger appointed MD

• 14/12/11

  Seeing Machines' chairman Mobbs to resign; profit expected next year

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  23/09/2010

  Stocktube video - Nick Cerneaz, CEO of Seeing Machines, says sales in 1st month of 2010 are off to a flying start.

  Nick Cerneaz, CEO at Seeing Machines, tells Proactive Investors that while the last fiscal year was transformational, this year started with sales in the first month beating all of 2009 at its biggest unit, DSS,. Nick says the outlook is good in Asia, Australia and the Americas.
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  16/10/2009

  Nick Cerneaz, CEO of Seeing Machines, talks to Proactiveinvestors

  Nick Cerneaz, CEO of Seeing Machines, talks to Proactiveinvestors
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  11/03/2009

  Seeing Machines One2One Investor Forum Presentation 11 March 2009 (PDF)

  Nick Cerneaz of Seeing Machines gives investor presentation at the Proactiveinvestors One2One Forum on 11 March 2009

Seeing Machines is an award winning technology company focused on designing vision-based human machine interfaces. Our forerunner product called faceLAB® provides head and face tracking, eye, eyelid and gaze tracking for human subjects within a 3-dimensional volume using a completely non-contact, video-based sensor.
       

faceLAB® is the industry's most robust and flexible non-contact vision-based system for tracking and acquisition of human facial features.

Seeing Machines is engaged in the research, development and production of advanced computer vision systems for research in human performance measurement, advanced driver assistance systems, transportation, biometric acquisition, situational awareness, robotics and medical applications.

faceAPI - We Track Faces

faceAPI

faceAPI allows you to incorporate Seeing Machines world class face tracking technology into your own product or application. faceAPI provides a suite of image-processing modules created specifically for tracking and understanding faces and facial features. (Read More)

The TrueField Analyzer

The TrueField® Analyzer (TFA) makes objective visual field testing a clinical reality. It combines objectivity with “non-contact” ease of use, making it easy for technicians and patients, and gives clinicians objectivity when assessing their patient’s condition.  (Read More)

For more information on all Seeing Machines' products click here

faceAPI 3D headtracking requires only a webcam

Ken Kroeger - CEO 

Ken, aged 50, is a successful technology entrepreneur who founded Catalyst Interactive, an internationally recognised 3D simulation and training provider which was acquired by KBR (one of the world’s largest engineering, procurement, defence and construction companies) in 2008. At Catalyst, Ken grew the organisation from inception to an international business through technical innovation and sound leadership.

Ken’s background in technology, R&D, business management and international sales and marketing to defence, government and industry provides Seeing Machines with a strong commercial focus backed by the organisation’s proven R&D and engineering capability.

William Mobbs Bsc, MBA, MAICD - Non-executive Chairman

Mr Mobbs is a co-founder of ITL Limited, an ASX listed company and was until recently its CEO. Mr Mobbs has over 10 years experience developing, manufacturing, marketing and selling product into the global medical and healthcare industry. Bill has a strong track record for successfully turning product R&D into commercial outcomes in the medical and healthcare markets.

David Gaul - Non-executive Director

Mr Gaul is co-founder, non-executive director and past President of CEA Technologies, a highly successful technology company that designs and develops radar and communications technology. David was the Australian Technology Entrepreneur of the Year in 2003 and has over 20 years experience in high-tech commercialism. David is a founding fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Rob Sale - Non-executive Director

Mr Sale has a long track record of success in establishing and developing technology start-ups. He grew Abacus Data Systems, an Australian IT services and software development company from 20 to over 100 staff and contractors, ultimately negotiating the sale of the business in 1999. Rob is a member of the CSIRO Sector Advisory Committee on Information Technology, Communications and Services and sits on one of CSIRO’s technology company boards. CSIRO is one of Australia’s largest and most diverse scientific and research organisations. Mr Sale is CEO of Diversionary Therapy Technologies Pty Limited.

Dr Trent Victor Ph. D., M. Sc. - Non-executive Director

Dr Victor is Product Area Manager for Driver Environment at Volvo Technology. Volvo Technology is a research and innovation company in the Volvo Group where new technologies, products and businesses are developed. Trent is responsible for co-ordination of research, innovation and product integration in the driver’s environment. He also has specific expertise in driver awareness products, such as drowsiness alert, distraction alert, interaction support (workload management), attention-sensitive driving support, impairment detection and distraction evaluation tools. Trent has been the key person behind Volvo’s involvement in Seeing Machines, ever since Volvo’s first research contract with the Australian National University in the 1990s.

Dr Alex Zelinsky Ph.D., BMath., SMIEEE, FAICD, FTSE. - Non-executive director

Prior to cofounding Seeing Machines Alex was Professor and Head of the Department of Information Engineering at the Australian National University. Alex is extensively published and is internationally recognised as a leader in the fields of robotics and computer vision. He has worked in the computer industry and has had extensive international experience as a project leader developing cutting edge technology. Alex has received numerous international awards and recognition for his work. In May 2005 Alex received the prestigious Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering Clunies-Ross Award for successful innovation involving the application of science and technology for the benefit of Australia.

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Updated from Seeing Machines website 12.09.11

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