Member Info for schlemiel

S2020- cheers

Someone on ADVF-N believes there's a broker-note out today on SEE from AP

We have a buyer in the market, lurking like a Great White just under the surface, searching for the thrashing limbs of eager, myopic sellers

from 13.2% to 14.1%

CSTE is back on the book. Where they've been since 8am is anyone's guess

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I'd like to know. Maybe another question for the CMD early Nov

What I find most exciting is that SEE is 'on the inside' of the Aus government machine. SEE is a trusted and respected partner and afforded special access to govt funding. That speak volumes for SEE's technological edge. SEE is also part of the state-backed scientific establishment...I suspect Canberra appreciate SEE's advances and understand their importance

Fergus McCracken is also a SEE employee -
Fergus McCracken -Advance Sensing Team Lead at Seeing Machines

https://au.linkedin.com/in/fergus-mccracken-4a01a09b?challengeId=AQEMLKD8VooxpgAAAW26FgejEuZn6pkBkLQxqo_MS2AHSOcWeC-Ixw97TyJOYsjLaMJenLzPZd6pZGG-aanwOzd0g-PJVHEkPw&submissionId=6cca3f95-b28c-cc15-f58b-fdceca836844

At Announcement
Funding:
$400,957.00
Investigators:
Prof Dragomir Neshev (CI)
Dr Mohsen Rahmani (CI)
A/Prof Andrey Sukhorukov (CI)
A/Prof Andrey Miroshnichenko (CI)
Dr Lei Xu (CI)
A/Prof Stephen Gould (CI)
Mr John Noble (PI)
Mr Fergus McCracken (PI)
Organisations:
The Australian National University
The University of New South Wales
SEEING MACHINES LIMITED
Current
Funding:
$403,310.20
Investigators:
Prof Dragomir Neshev (CI)
Dr Mohsen Rahmani (CI)
A/Prof Andrey Sukhorukov (CI)
A/Prof Andrey Miroshnichenko (CI)
Dr Lei Xu (CI)
A/Prof Stephen Gould (CI)
Mr John Noble (PI)
Mr Fergus McCracken (PI)
Organisations:
The Australian National University
The University of New South Wales
SEEING MACHINES LIMITED

Noble's involved though I'm sure we've been here before

LP180100904 — The Australian National University

Summary:
Meta-optics systems for driver-fatigue monitoring. The project aims to develop novel miniaturised optical systems for driver fatigue monitoring, which provide increased sensitivity, eliminate reflections from eyeglasses and enable accurate depth measurements of facial features. The unique performance of our optical systems is derived from the concept of optical nanostructured surfaces to allow for efficient control of light wavefront and polarisation. The project aims to apply this concept to develop six different optical elements with new functionalities and performance well beyond what is possible with conventional components. This development will enable the construction of high-performance driver monitoring systems, thus facilitating a safer driving experience for all.
Scheme Name:
Linkage Projects
Status:
Active
Funding Commencement Year:
2019
Project Start Date:
1 July 2019
Anticipated End Date:
30 June 2022
International Collaboration:
Primary FoR Code:
1007 - Nanotechnology
FoR/RFCD Codes:
090606 - Photonics and Electro-Optical Engineering (Excl. Communications)
100711 - Nanophotonics
111302 - Optical Technology
SEO Codes:
861302 - Automotive Equipment
970102 - Expanding Knowledge In the Physical Sciences

https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/LP180100904

Seeing Machines link to Neshev

https://www.minister.industry.gov.au/ministers/karenandrews/media-releases/new-cutting-edge-research-centre-meta-optics

New cutting edge research centre for meta-optics
11 October 2019

Joint media release with the Minister for Education, the Hon Dan Tehan MP and Senator the Hon Zed Seselja

Australian researchers will help turn science fiction into science fact by harnessing technology that will lead to ultra-fast, light-based WiFi and real-time holographic displays.

Minister for Education Dan Tehan today announced the Morrison Government was providing $34.9 million to establish a research centre to develop new technologies that will harness meta-optics.

The centre will translate its research into innovative technologies to be used in transport, health, security, defence, agriculture, entertainment and education. The results will benefit Australian society, drive productivity improvements and create jobs.

etc etc

“Our ground-breaking research will improve our everyday lives with the development of optical technologies that will empower autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, wearable sensors and remote sensing,” Professor Neshev said.

“Our research will develop optical systems thinner than a **human hair that monitor a driver’s fatigue in cars** and keep people safe on our roads.''

this seller's(s) a pain up the 'arris

As I said, the free-float figure is far more important than shares in issue

now

CNKS to bid

jumped to

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news?

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Cantor-Fitz just stepped up on the bid

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No longer on the order book for some reason

https://www.energynewsbulletin.net/investment/news/1373363/japan-eyeing-beetaloo-gas-following-regulatory-changes

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And if Japan's got its eye on Beetaloo, you can bet your bottom dollar so has China and maybe the US. And don't forget Greg Lalicker and Hilcorp who still retain a presence on the board of Origin. The next set of results from the Kyalla appraisal will be eagerly anticipated and not just on this board