Seeing Machines optimises driver monitoring system for new European guidelines
The firm is also preparing to showcase its DMS technology this week at the CES 2020 consumer technology show in Las Vegas
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Seeing Machines, a global company founded in 2000 and headquartered in Australia, is an industry leader in vision-based monitoring technology that enable machines to see, understand and assist people. The company's technology portfolio of AI algorithms, embedded processing and optics, power products that need to deliver reliable real-time understanding of vehicle operators.
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The firm is also preparing to showcase its DMS technology this week at the CES 2020 consumer technology show in Las Vegas
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The US National Transportation Safety Board recommended a requirement for “adequate monitoring of vehicle operator engagement, if applicable”
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The European Council will now require all vehicles to be equipped with advanced driver distraction systems
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Under the new agreement with Xilinx, the Fovio Chip will be supplied direct
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Bison Transport, which employs 2,500, is having Seeing Machines’ Guardian technology fitted to the cabs of 120 trucks
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The technology firm uses real-time AI tracking of pilots’ faces to help instructors understand pilot behaviour
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"We are very pleased with progress in the business," said Paul McGlone, the CEO of Seeing Machines
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Revenues from the expanded program are expected to exceed around £13mln
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Former chairman Jack Boyer. meanwhile. has now stepped down as a non-exec due to commitments elsewhere.
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"I am excited to be joining the Seeing Machines team as they continue to develop world-leading technologies that significantly enhance transport safety," said Ryan Murphy, the new COO of Seeing Machines
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The AIM-listed firm said mass production for the programme was scheduled to begin from 2019, with the technology to be delivered on its proprietary FOVIO Chip
In London, FTSE 100 added over 38 points to finish at 7,701 - that was up on the week too, marginally - by 0.29%.
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The AIM-listed advanced computer vision technology company, said Jack Boyer, who becomes a non-executive director of the company with immediate effect, will take over from Kroeger as chairman on 1 January 2019
In the US, benchmarks got off to a slow start. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up around 11 points
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