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Seeing Machines Ltd
LON:SEE
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 reveals the scale of uptake for its driver monitoring technology
“Our technology is well entrenched as market-leading,” said Seeing Machines chief executive Paul McGlone
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Seeing Machines hires new chief financial officer
Martin Ive joins from Australian software group Altium
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Seeing Machines deserving of a unicorn valuation, says London broker
Cenkos repeated its 'buy' recommendation a 24.3p price target
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Seeing Machines eyes 'step-change' in market share and opportunity in coming years
In the Automotive business, the safety technology company is working through a new wave of requests for quotes from carmakers in Europe, North America and Asia
Seeing Machines: Magna deal demonstrates 'great value' of its technology, says broker
Cenkos raised its price target to 25p from 20p a share on the back of the deal - a significant premium to the current valuation
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Seeing Machines shares jump 11% after it inks US$65mln driver monitoring deal
Chief executive Paul McGlone said: "We are extremely pleased to see Magna's investment as we work closely together to win market share targeting the interior rear-view mirror and grow our mutual businesses."
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Seeing Machines sees full-year revenue up 15%, in line with market expectations
Seeing Machines said supply chain issues have been resolved with its manufacturer
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Seeing Machines wins hefty follow-up programme for driver monitoring software
Over 340,000 cars are now on the road with FOVIO systems
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Seeing Machines wins tenth carmaker customer for driver monitoring technology
The customer is a European car maker or OEM, with the contract worth an initial A$27mln