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Seeing Machines adds its tech to new Omnivision system

(Sharecast News) - Driver monitoring technology specialist Seeing Machines announced the successful integration of its in-cabin monitoring system technology (ICMS) with Omnivision's 'OAX4600' system-on-chip (SoC) platform on Thursday.

IN BRIEF: Seeing Machines and Omnivision launch silicon platform

Seeing Machines Ltd - Canberra-based vision-based monitoring technology company - Launches silicon platform with Omnivision, a global developer of semiconductor solutions. Silicon platform integrates Seeing Machines' in-cabin monitoring system technology with Omnivision's OAX4600 system-on-chip platform. Says the OAX4600, optimised by Seeing Machines' Occula neural processing unit, will offer automakers with a cost-effective solution to "meet and exceed the regulatory requirements associated with the European Commission's General Safety Regulation as well as Europe's New Car Assessment Program protocols".

Seeing Machines announces three collaborations for driving solutions

(Alliance News) - Seeing Machines Ltd on Wednesday announced three collaborations for driving solutions ranging from vision-based sensing for low-light driving conditions to infrared driver and high-speed camera connectivity to help monitor driver fatigue and distraction.

LONDON BRIEFING: Bright start to 2023 for FTSE 100 set to continue

(Alliance News) - Stocks in London are set to open higher on Wednesday, continuing a decent start to the new year and for now overlooking recessionary fears which are hanging over markets.

Seeing Machines wins $32m driver monitoring appointment

(Sharecast News) - Driver monitoring technology developer Seeing Machines has been appointed by an existing tier-one customer to deliver its 'FOVIO' driver and occupant monitoring system (DMS/OMS), it announced on Thursday.

IN BRIEF: Seeing Machines wins additional USD32 million deal in Europe

Seeing Machines Ltd - Canberra-based vision-based monitoring technology - Appointed by an existing "tier 1" client to deliver Seeing Machines' driver & occupant monitoring system for an additional programme with an existing "large European-based global automotive group" customer. Doesn't name the client or the customer. The deal is for original equipment manufacturing. Says the programme has an initial lifetime value of AUD45 million, about USD32 million, and will start production in 2024. Seeing Machines notes the cumulative initial lifetime value of all OEM programmes that it has won to date now stands at AUD435 million.

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Litigation Capital Management chair ups stake to 3%

(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced on Monday and Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:

Director dealings: Seeing Machines director raises stake

(Sharecast News) - Seeing Machines revealed on Thursday that non-executive Michael Brown had acquired a further 604,203 ordinary shares in the London-listed technology group.

TRADING UPDATES: Helios Underwriting plans to raise GBP13.5 million

(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:

Seeing Machines releases new key performance indicators

(Sharecast News) - Driver monitoring technology company Seeing Machines said in an update on Wednesday that the number of cars with its tech on the road increased 204% over the 12 months through September, to 559,302 units.

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Director dealings: Seeing Machines non-executive director raises stake

(Sharecast News) - Seeing Machines revealed on Monday that non-executive executive Michael Brown had acquired of 1.41m shares in the AIM-listed technology group.

IN BRIEF: Seeing Machines director Michael Brown adds to 15% stake

Seeing Machines Ltd - Canberra, Australia-based driver assistance technology - Non-Executive Director Michael Brown buys 1.4 million shares, mostly at 6.4 pence each, worth GBP91,422, on Friday last week. Brown now has 624.1 million shares, a 15% stake.

Director dealings: Lombard Odier raises stake in Seeing Machines

(Sharecast News) - Seeing Machines revealed on Wednesday that non-executive director Michael Brown had acquired 700,000 ordinary shares in the AIM-listed technology group.

IN BRIEF: Seeing Machines hires Altium CFO Martin Ive as new CFO

Seeing Machines Ltd - Canberra, Australia-based advanced computer vision technology company - Hires Martin Ive as chief financial officer, who will join from the Australian multinational software company Altium Ltd on Monday where he has held a few roles including senior vice president at finance division and where he is chief financial officer.