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Red. The $8.4m cost saving on Guardian was issued in the business update RNS on 6th November.

Hopefully you're right ET. But in my own 'Shallwe world', I'm going for 2020 / 2021. I'm still supremely confident though, mixed with a bit of impatience.

https://news.yahoo.com/argo-takes-different-road-skirt-110812050.html

Can't be many buyers around at the moment. The maximum I could do a dummy sell for is 50k shares at a price of 4.2505.

Starting on a street near you - if you live in the States.
I wonder whether they come with SEE technology?

https://www.thethings.com/daimler-starts-testing-self-driving-mercedes-s-class-taxis/

Bauch. Just trying to inject a little bit of humour and possibly a bit of tongue-in-cheek sarcasm into an otherwise lifeless stock.
But you just get the feeling that the RNS that may come out one day (which one?) will be yet again another 'Alaska Airways' / 120 trucks in outer-Mongolia RNS, rather than the RNS that we are all so desperate for.

I have to agree with you AN. The Lombard O stake building is intriguing. They wouldn't be doing this just for a laugh, they must know something, mustn't they?

I hear on the Jacobs Creek grapevine that we are going to get the transformational RNS any day now as apparently fleet have negotiated the installation of Guardian units into two Tuk Tuk’s and a rickshaw in China.

You heard it here first.

Mike Lenne certainly is in attendance.

AnotherName sounds like another SEYE invader running scared.

I'll do a Baxter / CFP / S7 here S2020. The reason why he may not buy any is because he knows that in time he will get a lovely tranche of free shares.

2m and still no tick up/down. I appreciate that it's not a huge value but when some really small trades last week threw the SP, why not now?

Managed to do it on my mobile. The story is tweeted and facebook'ed by SEE

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/dec/01/world-first-mobile-phone-detection-cameras-rolled-out-in-australia

SEE - if I'm reading it correctly. I can't link here as my company blocks Twitter and Facebook during working hours.

Whatif18 wrote 'Do I remember that SEE were working on a new product a few months ago about which they did not want to speak? Could forward facing cameras and software be the cheaper alternative to Lidar that Apple are trying to find?'

Or is it the mobile phone use detection camera that they are Tweeting / FB'ing about?

Super.

(Sorry, I did genuinely try to sound enthusiastic. It's just a little difficult at the moment.)

Appears to be a mobile phone equivalent to a speed camera on the side of the road.

Bauch. SEE have just posted The Guardian link to this mobile phone story on Facebook.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/dec/01/world-first-mobile-phone-detection-cameras-rolled-out-in-australia

Here I am, missing my live footie today due to chronic man-flu, so decided to read my weekly A J Bell Shares Magazine to partially compensate, only to find a three page article in it showcasing the history and up-to-date profile of Seeing Machines.
Although it was written using all the information taken from the SEE website (including the 16,000 fleet vehicle connections!), it would certainly give any potential new investor a great start in research into the company. With me being a very active investor in SEE and part of this fantastic LSE BB family, there wasn't much in it that I didn't know, and of course there is much more that could have been added to the article, however one thing I wasn't aware of although no-doubt it has been mentioned here at some point (nothing gets past you guys and gals) and that is to do with aviation - '....and will, in the near future, be in a position to support passive controllers in automated air traffic environments.' So, even though I knew about helping air controller distraction, it's the first I have heard of 'passive controllers in automated centres' - I learnt something new after all.

Sorry, can't link the magazine as it's subscription only :(

Yet another news article that didn't actually answer the question they are posing.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/30/self-driving-cars-were-supposed-to-be-here-already-heres-whats-next.html

I'm not sure that this is particularly useful, but it goes to show that not everyone believes that AV's will or should be part of the future.

https://onezero.medium.com/self-driving-cars-will-be-a-disaster-for-our-environment-our-health-and-our-privacy-6f5b93b7a36f