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Nice find guys. That's the the study we first learned about 18 months or so ago I think. Nice to know it has concluded and “The project has resulted in the pioneering of advanced technology that positions Australia as a leader in driver monitoring technology innovation."

* culminating

Not a great surprise if it's true that a 1/3 of Americans believe you can get coronavirus from drinking corona beer lol

More seriously, I recall the sell off during 2015 culimating in early 2016 when the oil price fell significantly. That did feel contrived and it was funny how everything recovered - it was just a growth scare they told us - after that Jamie Dimon bloke bought a stack load of shares within his JP Morgan company.

I don't know what to make of this coronavirus stuff. I remember getting flu for the one and only time when I was 21 years old and it hit me very hard. That was 20 something years ago and I've never felt worse. I had pneumonia type symptoms and I then passed this virus on to my dad who himself developed pneumonia and was signed offf work for 4 weeks - the first time in 20 years he'd had any sick leave.

Whilst this new virus may be unpleasant I suspect it's no more nasty than conventional flu. Will it really hit supply chains in a significant way. I don't know. If these people are anything to go by, from this article in the daily backstabber, it will hopefully not be anything like as bad the media want us to believe

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8089479/Australian-couple-caught-coronavirus-Diamond-Princess-say-didnt-feel-thing.html#comments

Going back to to the vox podcast on Feb 3rd with Paul Mc, the insurance renewal period in Australasia is between March and end of June and they're hopeful that pushes installed Guardian units along in H2. Let's see.

Let's see where the virus is at come spring/summer time and warmer weather.

It's warming up in the Northern Hemisphere in the next 2-3 months. That should help to stop the spreading of the virus. Though quuite honestly I don't see how it's relevant to SM, who don't seem to be targeting China. Just more more horses**t being flung around on here by people with an agenda.

An article today which highlights their interest in eye tracking. Though mention of the tech being integrated in to wearable tech rather than the ****pit itself. I don't know whether SM are working with BAE. It is stated that the tech is being driven by the gaming industry, so perhaps not. You'd think they'd be talking to companies developing mission critical eye tracking eye tracking solutions for the transport sector, namely the likes of Seeing Machines.

https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2020/02/there-s-simply-too-much-data-for-an-individual-human-to-digest-jean-page-bae-systems/

Welcome back. Although I think you should have chosen Seeing 2021 as your moniker. As that's when I think things will really start to motor as more auto contracts start or are on the cusp of starting. But, hopefully I'm wrong and licence deals and more will mean that it's 2020 when the fun starts!

Were the company not offered 17p a share by a certain German Tier1? That was the rumour. GB2 seemed to confirm that. Don't know what happened to him.

I agree. A few rotten apples on this board shouldn't stop him from posting here.

1 or more licencing deals!

They'll get 1 more more licencing deals in my view. For Fleet, I think minimum of 27,000 installations.

Shut the f**k up!

https://www.caradvice.com.au/821941/us-senator-demands-tesla-rename-autopilot-system/

It's been talked down by people on here. Same old. I also think AIM is s**t but we've also had that discussion many times before.

It might be for the China market? Jungo also seem to be doing things with Bosch, who in Europe at least will use SM tech.

https://twitter.com/semicast_res/status/1194584611357155328

Hadn't heard any news on Zurich/SEE for some time. We've since had the tie up with NTI, so nice to see that there's still a relationship with zurich ongoing.

Still working with Zurich in Fleet

http://www.primemovermag.com.au/news/article/zurich-driving-ambitions

Zurich have worked with their customers to manage and assess the outcomes of pilot programs using Seeing Machines technology to detect driver distraction or fatigue early, reducing the potential for a crash.

“Zurich is committed to the transport and logistics industry,” says Craig Sandy, Zurich’s National Underwriting Manager for Motor. “Our expert underwriters, specialist heavy motor claims team and risk engineers work closely together to provide a tailored solution that best meets our customers’ needs.”

On a week where auto is dominating, this may have been overlooked. A company in Oz - Rocky's own - are using both Gaurdian and Lytx DriveCam. Article from today is interesting I think

https://www.fullyloaded.com.au/industry-news/2001/rockys-own-all-seeing-all-safe