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Wilson

Hadn't noticed that as on phone.

White Ford being worked on behind the Tesla & is it a New VW or a Red Honda behind the Ford? Also noticed hes liking a lot of Porsche posts.

Something or nothing?

Wilson
Cheers will have a look. Is that one with a Tesla in aswell?

Ross
Markets taking a bit of a bashing today with Lockdown fears. Buying Opp definately as nothing changed from last Weeks positive outlook.

Colin playing detective....

More #detectivework. The "global US-HQd auto OEM" can only conceivably be Ford Motor Company, based on press announcements. We know Fovio from Seeing Machines is a Xilinx Zynq-7000 FPGA and have established that the profile of the DMS in the Mustang Mach-E is identical to that offered by Veoneer. Hence am calling Ford's "Active Drive Assist" as Veoneer/Xilinx/Seeing Machines.
What interests me is the update coming over-the-air (OTA) in 2021. https://lnkd.in/dUNY-gJ
We know Ford is using Mobileye EyeQ4 in Active Drive Assist. https://lnkd.in/dNtTc88
EyeQ4 is a fixed-function chip so the only conclusion I can come to is that the OTA update in 2021 is for the #DMS and probably the production-ready version of the newly announced Occula core. https://lnkd.in/evraTzU
So in 2021 I am speculating Ford might have by far the most sophisticated DMS on the market in the Mach-E and maybe F-150. That would be an incredible achievement for the Blue Oval. We'll know more next year...

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/colin-barnden-1081376_detectivework-dms-activity-6713757197517500416-YfhX

Redditch

Each pallet has 64 main units & there is 3 of them so ;-

192 X $2500 units + install = $480,000
12 months monitoring = $149,760
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Total $629,760

Thats one distributor so how many times would they go through 3 pallets? Be nice if a weekly average.

Less commissions, install charges & overheads of course.

Life
If this pops over £1 I will go build one in the city in Oz just for a giggle. And the staff can have free entry after packing them units all day.
Alas the Asian one finished. Great memories! Few tv shows filmed, the odd famous footballers, rock stars, pop stars & film:tv celebs then the privilege of meeting thousands lovely people from around the globe that were on holiday.

I even had a hypnotist show in the beer garden for a year.

https://youtu.be/w1khFDm_Myw

They have a pretty good info site. Must be one of SEEs best distributors. If only had awareness, insurance tie ups & legislation to look forward to. Oh we have that already.

https://www.csdistribution.com.au/

No rns but let’s show you how busy guardian is instead with pallets of units going out the door.

https://youtu.be/TdFi-lk1q0Y

PM44

Not after I got em in the ice bar -8 and threw loads shots down their necks. For some reason so many wanted naked pics amongst the ice statues as a holiday momento.

Terrible job but someone had to do it ; )

PM44

It’s not just ties. Australians don’t usually wear shirts. An ice bar in Thailand For 10 years with Aussies the best customers but only ever met one with a shirt on that time.

Vests & flip flops are the norm.

From 12 months ago it’s great to see these words again from Cenkos.

In a note issued yesterday, house broker Cenkos upgraded its price target to 12p. Analyst John-Marc Bunce explained: ‘We believe the turnaround in fleet will drive the company to profitability in under 2 years with the cash runway looking sufficient even before accounting for licensing deals or financing against recurring revenues.”

Lest we forget, there is also a bigger game afoot, as Bunce pointed out in his note:

“… one could argue that Seeing Machines has greater strategic value than Mobileye has as we highlight the ever-increasing importance for reliable face, eye and emotion tracking in the real world for many applications beyond automotive and transportation; from retail, medical, personal robots and personal computing devices. This value would be seen not just but major chip and software platform providers like Intel, but also the world’s tech giants.”

https://www.safestocks.co.uk/tag/mobileye/

There’s a good reason to choose a Mustang though.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/insideevs.com/news/439455/federal-credit-mach-es-main-sales-argument/amp/

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.motor1.com/news/444727/cadillac-super-cruise-pricing-monthly-plan/amp/

Copper
How many Mercs, BMWs, Fords,FCAs, Cadillacs & GMs? Then hopefully add a couple more European OEMs to the list & a couple of Japanese & Korean manufacturers that we should declare in the next 12 months.

We could easily be in 100+ models by the end of 2021 & then constantly adding new models over the next couple years.

Life
Yes totally agree what you said. I had a few GGP years back at 1.7p but that was up from 0.06p the year or so before.

See I have bought at 1.7p-13.4p over past 6/7yrs and most average 4.1p now as taken 2 years of buying to bring down the average as bought too many 10-13p.

Like most shares, including Apple they take years before the market wakes up & the solid researchers are 1st to get it but a frustrating wait occurs for years. Once the market wakes up to the potentials then the journey begins.

I’ve always believed in SEE and happy to continue adding around 5p for now as I do believe the markets starting to wake up.

With SEE appearing to changing their tactics and starting to be able to start marketing then more fund managers will jump on board. Pension funds are investing for years down the road so the odd £500,000 in SEE will be a very great investment in a few years time.

Once the cars start arriving next year the media will be full of the tech & the financial pages will be talking about SEE Ian sure. Add SEE promoting itself & our 1st target is to become a $1 billion dollar company.

GGP were a £20 million Company and yesterday became a £1billion company. On Monday they could push on from there. At some point I will cash them in and add to my SEE stash.

For me it looks like our patience has started to pay off so can’t wait for the next phase of the journey now.

The Ford F-Series Truck creates around 500,000 jobs in America. That’s more jobs than the entire population of Kansas City, Missouri, which is home to the largest Ford assembly plant. #BuiltForAmerica

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ford-motor-company_built-for-america-activity-6712752160188243968-0-FA

18 September 2020

A growing number of stakeholders has begun to address the legal, ethical and technological challenges around autonomous vehicles. The limited-use cases for autonomously driving vehicles may prove to be even more challenging. Autovista Group’s chief economist, Christof Engelskirchen, covers the top five issues with autonomous technology – from a use case perspective – and what ‘level’ of autonomy we should expect in our next vehicle.

https://autovistagroup.com/news-and-insights/facing-autonomous-disillusionment

Sport

Time difference, so closed.

Will wait for the RNS to appear next Week or so.

At this rate the RNS printer ink better be topped up hopefully ;)

Seeing

When all their 377 brokerages start offering discounts for Guardian installs. After all theres about 800,000 trucks to go after down there.

Just add a bit of legislation and $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Can't quite tell how this fits together yet, but Cerence Inc. Look will clearly work in collaboration with a vision-based DMS. Best guess is a partnership starting with Seeing Machines and BMW Group for the iNEXT platform in 2021. Now seeing the outline of the next generation of automotive UI coming together. The fidelity of the DMS must be incredible to accomplish some of these requests. Exciting! #automotive #dms #humanfactors #safety #collaboration
https://lnkd.in/dX_stUr

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/colin-barnden-1081376_automotive-dms-humanfactors-activity-6712655397460684801-Oz8w