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[energeticbacker] 14/9/2020 16:03

Seeing Machines has always possessed significant potential but commercialisation is proving a challenge. Recent news flow has been highly encouraging and we hope it can start to deliver.

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[a5teve] 14/9/2020 16:00

Yipppeeee 1.5p more and I'll break even. ??

[base7] 14/9/2020 12:35

More very solid news & contracts ,revenue ,profitability & & positive cash flow will surely follow .Congratulations to PM & the senior management team -no mean feat pulling off a major collaboration with the credentials of Qualcomm .Hopefully more positive news to follow & maybe another RNS this week celebrating our exceeding 5bill km ,which should happen tomorrow

[shallwe] 14/9/2020 12:07

I just vote everything up to counter their down marking, even if I don't fully agree with the post! That way it evens it out.

[maytrees] 14/9/2020 11:51

Good morning
Slowly but surely heading north; ideal in my view.

[skinny] 14/9/2020 09:21

Again - for the cretinous down marker :-

[hazl] 14/9/2020 09:21

Agree.Qualcomm snapdragon is an important part of the future,I believe.

[aidanshaw13] 14/9/2020 09:03

Amazing news from SEE! https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/moorinsights/2020/12/30/how-qualcomm-approaches-its-automotive-business-with-65b-in-design-wins/amp/" A great example of this is its $6.5 billion (backlog) automotive business. ""Qualcomm says it is leading almost everyone on the high-end infotainment systems thanks to the strength of its application processor technology. With 19 out of 25 global automakers currently utilizing Qualcomm's Snapdragon Automotive Infotainment Platform, the company claims it is #1 in number one in premium, next-gen infotainment design wins for production cars starting in 2020."

[hazl] 14/9/2020 08:55

I guess not.

[hazl] 14/9/2020 08:54

In what form is the software.... a kind of chip?

[zero the hero] 14/9/2020 08:43

I love these RNS's, the downmarker is hot on down marking new posts, which roughly translates into the sad loser getting irate at this good newsflow.

Life sux when you miss out doesn't it loser :-)

[skinny] 14/9/2020 08:25

A bit from - as said before, I don't subscribe to Research Tree.

[lewbo18] 14/9/2020 08:14

This is for the 2nd pillar of the new strategy.... Meaning the license rns last week MOU was for the 3rd pillar meaning the money RNS is yet to come......

[hazl] 14/9/2020 07:59

Wow glad I held on. QUALCOMM.

[zero the hero] 14/9/2020 07:47

Also I want to point out that this sentence is very specific "The Kit is expected to be available before the end of this calendar year for use by select automotive Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs." (I'm sure its not lost on you guys)

SEE are not launched with any OEM using Qualcomm / Snapdragon as far as the market is aware, so it sounds like another is ready to be released soon.

[zero the hero] 14/9/2020 07:36

I cannot really see a way of attaching numbers to this type of RNS, so I am happy for more news to attract more buyers. This is what happens when you prod the bear .... Thank you Victor

[babbler] 14/9/2020 07:33

You can't have a contract without launching first? That will be the next rns...

[rjcdc] 14/9/2020 07:31

Maybe they are listening... seems like another positive development - again, it would better to have contracts and some numbers, but, at the moment anything positive is good to keep the momentum going.

[td5er] 14/9/2020 07:03

Happy days ahead!!

[skinny] 14/9/2020 07:01

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Seeing Machines Limited (AIM: SEE, "Seeing Machines" or the "Company"), the advanced computer vision technology company that designs AI-powered operator monitoring systems to improve transport safety, is pleased to announce plans to deliver a fully supported, integrated driver monitoring system (DMS) Kit to the global automotive industry.

Earlier this year, Seeing Machines announced plans to work with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. to deliver optimized driver monitoring systems (DMS) targeting high-end infotainment platforms to the global automotive industry. As a part of these plans, Seeing Machines intends to launch a fully integrated DMS solution based on the Company's software, for the Qualcomm(R) Snapdragon(TM) Automotive Development Platform (ADP) from Qualcomm Technologies.

This DMS Kit supports a Seeing Machines full stack DMS solution on the Snapdragon(TM) ADP targeting integration into either infotainment or centralized ADAS systems, and includes an optimized DMS reference camera, ADP interface board and the Company's software. The Kit is expected to be available before the end of this calendar year for use by select automotive Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs.

Anshuman Saxena, Senior Director, Product Management, Qualcomm Technologies Inc. commented: "We are excited to continue fulfilling our mission of providing automakers with comprehensive solutions for immersive in-vehicle experiences and active safety systems. Through our work with Seeing Machines, we are effectively integrating optimized DMS to provide streamlined solutions that assure drivers' attentiveness on the road, leveraging the stronghold of Snapdragon automotive platforms . "

Paul McGlone, CEO of Seeing Machines commented: "As timeframes continue to tighten for automakers to deliver safety technology and increase convenience features into new vehicles, this collaboration is very timely, giving customers new ways to implement our leading DMS technology into their infotainment or ADAS systems and quickly achieve both of these key goals.

"Seeing Machines recently launched our embedded product strategy and this collaboration is representative of our e-DME strategic pillar in action. We are delighted to be expanding our work with Qualcomm Technologies, a world-leading technology company, to reach more of a fast-moving and maturing market."

[rjcdc] 13/9/2020 22:29

Hoping for break even this week 🥴

Solid platform.

[rjcdc] 10/9/2020 23:04

Absolutely Base - they could create excitement without having to break NDAs.

[base7] 10/9/2020 18:47

Hitting 5billkm of 'naturalistic data'early next week seems like a great reason for an RNS celebrating that milestone achievement but also emphasising the importance & value of this data from a human factors perspective.That data alone must have significant value & it will be interesting to see whether we can monetize it further