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Seeing Machines wins first Japanese car maker contract
Seeing Machines will supply embedded and accelerated Driver Monitoring Engine software
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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 acquires licence to new optical technology that will ‘play a key role in the future of modern vehicles’
It will pay A$5mln over three years for access to the intellectual property
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Seeing Machines integrates DSM into rear-view mirror in new collaboration
A demonstrator model uses Canada-based Magna's expertise in mirror technology as well as camera design, integration and packaging
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Seeing Machines agrees IP deal with US-based semiconductor company
"This additional IP license is an important milestone for Seeing Machines,” said the company’s chief executive, Paul McGlone
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Seeing Machines says momentum is positive with trading in line with full-year expectations
The company makes AI-powered operator monitoring systems used in transportation
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Seeing Machines claims world first as Air Ambulance Victoria installs eye-tracker
The system detects pilot fatigue in real-time and also activates an alerting system
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Seeing Machines reports 'excellent momentum' as driverless technology use grows
“We are extremely confident of more progress in the second half of the financial year.”
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Seeing Machines welcomes new insurance safeguard ratings in the USA
The 'good' rating applied by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety to partial automation requires features offered by the Seeing Machines driver and occupant monitoring system technology
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Seeing Machines announces strategic partnership with Ambarella
It said the agreement should allow for the creation of ‘the best’ driver and occupant monitoring systems
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Seeing Machines and OMNIVISION unveil new solution for driver monitoring systems
The OAX4600 is an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) that combines OMNIVISION’s image signal processor with Seeing Machines' Occula neural processing unit
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Seeing Machines wins biggest driver-monitoring-system contract
The deal is with a leading German automaker and has initial lifetime value of A$125mln
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Seeing Machines revenues jump after 'dramatic turn' in driverless technology landscape
“As a result, we are seeing success across all business divisions"
Seeing Machines raises US$41mln via an oversubscribed share sale
The money will be used to accelerate the growth and roll-out of its driver monitoring system
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Seeing Machines in collaboration with Collins Aerospace to supply eye-tracking technology to aviation industry
"We anticipate exciting advancements for Seeing Machines as we leverage Collins' expertise and market leadership position in avionics and aircraft systems," said Seeing Machines CEO Paul McGlone
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Seeing Machines welcomes US legislation to improve road safety
Seeing Machines is an industry leader in vision-based monitoring technology that enable machines to see, understand and assist people
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Seeing Machines establishes Amsterdam-based European sales team
The plan is to build on growing demand for the company's driver safety technology
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Seeing Machines inks framework deal with Shell for driver distraction and fatigue technology
The system will be installed on Shell vehicles where “fatigue and distracted driving are considered to be a safety risk", investors were told
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Seeing Machines says its Guardian technology will be used by EROAD to help combat driver fatigue
The Guardian technology uses face and eye tracking algorithms to detect fatigue and distraction
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Seeing Machines encouraged by progress of SAFE and RIDE Acts in the US senate
Driver monitoring systems can detect whether a driver is driving while distracted; it can even indicate whether the driver is driving under the influence of alcohol
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Seeing Machines predicts sharp increase in royalty revenues
The company said it expects a ramp up in the number of vehicles containing its DMS technology, saying over 100,000 new vehicles with the tech had hit the roads in its last financial year