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of this order is quite small though it's a start so can't complain

thanks all

anyone any idea about the warrants to be exercised? I wonder if they have already been exercised and absorbed, as it were

that a NED (not CFO or CEO but a non-exec) appointment should incite such a flurry of interest, a price increase of 18% and associated volumes off the scale....today's appointment signal's something positive maybe on the horizon

Cheers fella. Interesting to know..appreciated

egg

Care to explain to those who maybe somewhat in the dark regarding such matters?

thanks

re-routing some buys through NEX.

Uber did work in Canberra with some testing

foresee offtakes coupled with clients also offering up capital to develop INFA's asset?

appointment - A deal to come with Vitol perhaps?

both reside in Farmington Hills - SEE and VEO in same area. Veo (Autoliv) is moving - I wonder if SEE is moving as well?

has a seller or certainly a surfeit of stock. They're running the book at present

are out - a minor update on Guyana. Tullow keeping their cards close to their chest but you can sense the excitement

http://aitechnologylaw.com/2018/07/driver-monitoring-systems-dms-law-ai-for-the-road/

It's now becoming evident and obvious that DMS is the way forward and that position's SEE in a wonderful position to exploit this opportunity

'The cars will also feature a few new bells and whistles, including an active driver monitoring system that keeps tabs on the safety driver while they are keeping tabs on the car. This includes a driver-facing camera that issues audible warnings if it detects “inattentive behavior.” Uber says it will be using an “off-the-shelf” system to monitor its drivers, but declined to name the vendor.
"Uber is reactivating emergency braking in its fleet of Volvo SUVs"

Driver monitoring is increasingly becoming a crucial factor for advanced driver assist systems and self-driving ones alike. Cadillac uses infrared cameras to track drivers’ eye movements as they use its semi-autonomous, hands-free Super Cruise feature. And Tesla reportedly rejected more rigorous driver monitoring to improve its Autopilot system, but is now rumored to be rethinking that decision. By adding a driver monitoring system, Uber is signaling that the fatal incident in Arizona, in which police say the safety driver was watching The Voice on her phone at the time of the crash, won’t happen again. '

https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/24/17607898/uber-self-driving-car-public-roads-driver-monitoring

Uber use Volvo SUVs

https://www.engadget.com/2018/07/24/uber-self-driving-tests-pittsburgh-manual-mode/

Furthermore, Uber has made a number of changes since the accident, including a real-time driver monitoring system. This makes sure that the mission specialists are paying full attention to the road and their surroundings. If the system notices a driver who isn't paying attention, an audio alert sounds and the system also contacts a remote monitor who can intervene (although Uber wasn't specific on exactly what the remote monitors could do aside from taking "appropriate action").

Other changes include the built-in collision avoidance systems, which are now fully active when the car is in manual mode. Uber's emergency braking system was under review by the National Transportation Safety Board in conjunction with the fatal accident; the emergency braking system aren't activated while the car is in self-driving mode so that two virtual drivers aren't competing for control. Uber says that the system is now providing "imminent collision warnings" to the human drivers as an additional safety layer.

Finally, the tablets in the vehicles which provide turn-by-turn directions and vehicle status info have been slightly modified; the interface has specifically been changed to further reduce potential distractions while the cars are in motion. Drivers themselves have also undergone additional training focused on defensive and distracted driving and test-track awareness drills.

'Uber is also equipping every self-driving vehicle with a driver monitoring system that will remain active whenever the vehicle is in use. The system will track driver behavior in real time. If it detects inattentiveness an audio alert will cue the driver. An alert is also sent to a remote monitor who will take appropriate action once they’ve assessed the situation, Uber said.

The driver monitoring system, which an Uber spokesperson declined to share details about, is an off-the-shelf aftermarket product.'

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/24/uber-self-driving-cars-back-on-public-roads-but-in-manual-mode/

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Who's the DMS supplier to Uber?

What you see aren't buys but sells. The reporting of trades is a guesstimate by software..the software does get it wrong and the trade reported as sell or a buy could well be the opposite...it isn't deliberate

but there's a seller here and has been for a couple of weeks so we must allow him to exit his position.