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Seeing Machines Ltd
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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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Seeing Machines shares jump as it wins driver monitoring systems contract with German car maker
Seeing Machines' FOVIO driver monitoring platform uses advanced machine vision technology to precisely measure and analyse head pose, eyelid movements and eye-gaze under a full spectrum of demanding lighting conditions, including through su
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The UK blue-chip benchmark closed 1.20 points, or 0.02% at 7,258..
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Seeing Machines expects to meet full-year expectations
The Guardian sales pipeline continues to grow with A$250mln in qualified opportunities now being pursued
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FTSE 100 can’t hold gains and closes in red as sterling firms
Britain's blue-chip benchmark closed down over nine points, or 0.13% to 7,214..
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Seeing Machines confirms negotiations with third new automotive OEM to deliver its driver monitoring systems
In a statement noting recent press rumour and speculation, the AIM-listed firm said, If secured, this programme design win would be a significant for Seeing Machines
FTSE 100 finishes the week on a bright note after US jobs boost
The Footsie perked up after US jobs growth in February was way off the charts
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Surge of interest in Seeing Machines' driverless car tech
Ken Kroeger, executive chairman, is also upbeat about opportunities in truck fleets, aviation, rail and off-road
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Flying Brands lifts off as it confirms advanced talks regarding a North American acquisition
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Seeing Machines trading in line
2018 is shaping up to be an important year for the driverless cars technology firm after it successfully raised £37.4mln to develop the business
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FTSE 100 closes firmly lower as strong pound weighs
The FTSE 100 index – which is chock full of dollar earners – closed around 108 points lower at 7,170
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Seeing Machines' house broker finnCap reiterates forecasts after technology company's CEO departs
The company's nomad (nominated advisor) , did not seem unduly fazed by the news of McAuliffe's departure, and said "the second tier of management in this business is particularly strong"