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Any one got an invite but not going? Can i use please.

Not replying to my request for a ticket, shame they forget who buys shares to keep Company running.

https://menafn.com/1099142118/Video-KT-journalist-takes-to-Dubai-roads-in-self-driving-car

https://www.biometricupdate.com/201910/everlight-launches-infrared-led-for-facial-recognition-in-connected-cars

Wilson
5th out 6th pm back to GTW or LTN
Inverness or Aberdeen £60-80 rtn
Glas or Edin £50 rtn

Wilson

Where you coming from?

I guess these are the sort of spin off markets for the type of tech?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-7580681/Dominos-launches-new-AI-powered-camera-monitoring-evaluate-pizza-quality.html

http://www.execreview.com/2019/10/the-dominos-pizza-checker-is-just-the-beginning-workplace-surveillance-is-coming-for-you/

It’s not an obvious choice maybe, but it certainly has obvious advantages. The native Android Auto infotainment system means the XC40 Recharge can receive over-the-air software updates. So while the car’s driver-assist system isn’t nearly as advanced as Tesla’s Autopilot or GM’s Super Cruise, it can get better once Volvo develops the right software. And then it can simply push out an update to its entire fleet.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/10/17/20917697/volvo-xc40-recharge-electric-ev-photos-hands-on

Ive not had my invite yet? Ive emailed 2 x asking for it, no reply yet?
Coming if get it or not :)

Schlem

So thats eyetracking in a VR or AR headset if iam reading it right?

Schlem
Interesting to hear Paul day 250 staff. Let’s hope it’s increasing staff weekly for imminent execution strategy.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1071581919300874

NHTSA has invested over $50 million over 10 years in related technology, and equipment is already undergoing limited field testing in Maryland and Virginia, Udall said.

Automakers could use devices to determine a driver’s blood alcohol level by touching the steering wheel or engine start button, or could install sensors to passively monitor a driver’s breath or eye-movements, Udall said.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-autos-safety/u-s-senators-target-auto-tech-mandate-to-block-drunk-driving-idUSKBN1WV183

Schlem

Everyone always interested in your L2 commentaries lol

After that crash sentencing a nice plug for SEE Guardian

https://www.fleetowner.com/equipment/when-trucker-fatigue-turns-fatal-what-can-we-do

Hes back....

While these regulations and standards are intended to be ‘technology neutral’, it is now obvious that the only technology that can effectively meet these requirements is camera-based DMS.

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

Schlem
Happened couple years ago. Guy just been sentenced. Yes iam sure they tweaked so cannot move i read somewhere.

Schlem
Was you talking about this one? I read ages ago was guardian. I also recall reading something they tweaked so driver cant turn off from face.
https://7news.com.au/news/crime/truck-driver-jailed-over-mates-crash-death-had-long-history-of-driving-tired-c-504653

Schlem
I totally agree. Just trying to find clues to what made Cenkos say what they did. I wouldn’t of thought they would write that unless someone told them something that led them to believe it.

Cheers Phil
Because the link worked I thought might be live still. It’s the other sectors ANU talks about interests me more.

Wilson
This is the bit that intrigues me. Still trying to find clues why Cenkos would say such a big statement about could be worth more than Mobileye.

“The centre will help develop real-time monitoring systems for driver fatigue to keep people safe on our roads. It will lead to smaller, smarter, faster and cheaper wearable optical sensors to better monitor our health.

“It will also produce holographic displays and augmented reality for more immersive and powerful education in our classrooms, and laser tech that makes autonomous vehicles better at predicting and avoiding hazards.

“And it will underpin light-based WiFi – which is a thousand times faster than current technologies – to be used in our mobile phones and laptops.”