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https://www.fullyloaded.com.au/industry-news/1908/qta-advances-driver-monitoring-technology-trials

https://www.cbinsights.com/research/rivian-tesla-electric-vehicle-competition/

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/cars/comments/cpbd48/tesla_model_3_explodes_in_moscow_after_hitting/

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.cars.com/amp/articles/our-hands-on-experience-with-the-2019-bmw-x7s-hands-free-driving-mode-407421/

The whole industry is rethinking their strategies and what they want to do with this,” he added.

Regulation also presents its own challenges. Even if a manufacturer or supplier were able to solve the Level 5 self-driving problem, there’s no guarantee that regulators will allow them on public roads without a driver behind the wheel. If a safety driver were required, this would likely negate any benefit of the technology for ride-sharing compahttps://www.google.co.uk/amp/gmauthority.com/blog/2019/08/auto-industry-re-thinking-self-driving-approach-says-major-supplier/amp/nies, which currently lose a very large chunk of profit to paying drivers.

Keep up Nasa, your way behind.
https://www.theweek.in/news/sci-tech/2019/08/12/NASAs-eye-movement-test-could-help-prevent-accidents-due-to-drowsy-driving.html

http://www.gmpublicdebate.org/teslas-auto-pilot-mode-demonstrates-how-branding-can-become-a-ux-danger/

According to The Verge, GM's CEO Mary Barra confirmed the existence of Ultra Cruise. During an earnings call at the beginning of the month, Citi Research's Italy Michaeli asked Barra about Super Cruise and then followed up with a question on whether the automaker "might go to market with the next-generation Ultra Cruise system?"

https://m.futurecar.com/3399/General-Motors-Teases-Ultra-Cruise-Technology-During-Conference-Call

Baron

Thats incredible. Imagine at 80mph

https://www.linkedin.com/company/seeingmachines/

Autopilot also lagged peers in keeping drivers engaged: General Motors Co.’s Super Cruise feature took four seconds to warn a driver to pay attention, while Autopilot waited 24 seconds.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-07/tesla-orders-could-foreshadow-formal-probe-former-official-says

One thing ANCAP CEO James Goodwin made clear in his presentation to the AfMA 2019 fleet management conference was the important role fleet buyers have to play in improving the safety of the Australian vehicle parc.

“Some 52 percent of all vehicle sales are to corporate or fleet buyers so they are important,” said Goodwin. ANCAP, or the Australasian New Car Assessment Program, does crash tests and provides star safety ratings on vehicles.

Goodwin said the advance of fleet managers who have adopted maximum five-star ANCAP safety rating as part of their buying policies have pushed carmakers to improve their standard offerings and include more widely safety features,
This is being led by the OEMs,” said Goodwin, adding ANCAP will test its applicability. For example, steering a vehicle into another lane if it’s safe to do so.

Among recommendations for fleet buyers Goodwin said driver fatigue monitoring technology was important to consider. He also advocated lane support systems (LSS) and said ANCAP was involved in testing that technology.

https://fleetautonews.com.au/ancap-ceo-says-fleet-buyers-play-crucial-role-in-vehicle-safety/

We are trying to provide early and very deep insight into that process, and that will benefit the entire industry," Gradu said. He cited General Motors' Super Cruise driver assist system, available in the Cadillac CT6 sedan, as an example of a suite of self-driving technologies that is well designed.
"GM's Super Cruise has done a good job. There is a lot of safety embedded in that system and that is the right thing to do," he said. But because there are few standards for the technology all automakers follow, Tesla's Auto Pilot system, for example, works differently.

Gradu said the industry runs the risk of confusing consumers with each automaker producing a different system with different terms to describe and explain features.
"Safety cannot be compromised," he added.
https://www.autonews.com/management-briefing-seminars/agree-1-set-self-driving-rules-velodynes-gradu-urges-automakers

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/360.here.com/co-piloting-the-next-stepping-stone-towards-full-automation%3fhs_amp=true

Breakthrough for Mercedes as they introduce driverless parking.
It might only apply to one parking garage for now, but Mercedes-Benz and Bosch are seeing this seemingly small step as a big milestone. The two companies announced on Tuesday that they had received approval from Stuttgart authorities to operate their driverless valet service in the parking garage that serves the Mercedes-Benz museum.
Since a safety driver is no longer required, this makes.

If they think this is cool what about driverless driving!!!
https://www.surf4cars.co.za/motoring-news/breakthrough-for-mercedes-as-they-introduce-driverless-parking/

Silly thing but most of us don’t post what we believe. This is the window for many new investors coming to see what we all about. When posting don’t forget, if you think it’s true to put strong buy.
ET came along a few months ago thinking we were behind SEYE until he started reading the great research on here. He started then buying shares in SEE @ selling shares in SEYE. Then read more research and researched himself. Soon realised the truth, even after being ridiculed for his sticking up for inferior competitors.
Now after all that info he’s a good poster and knows the truth. How many ETs out there that may stop by and stay if see something interesting? Then turn out to be not only good posters but good investors.

Lewbo, didnt notice that.
Thats interesting though I guess hes counting Volvo at least as the 9th??????????????

All showing as sells I noticed earlier. The 4.35s are and anything above a buy. 4.35/4.5p so 4.425p price.

Anything under that price will show as a sell

Sandy
Well thought out piece that. The way i look at it as a comparison is with mobile phones. Early models big and cumbersome, getting the tech, no one had them, no one was interested in great numbers.
I got my 1st mobile for work in 1992/93. No one had one, Joe public was unaware in the whole. My friends laughed at me, saying wont catch on. Txting only started in 1992, no Apps. Nothing.
I was laughed at when i said everyone will have them someday.

We are there with this tech now, from nothing to millions and millions of units in a few years. If someone said in 1992 buy apple as they will have great mass market phones in the future at $1.03 SP would of been laughed at.

Who was laughing at $208 highs recently?

The cream usually rises to the top and SEE is definitely the cream.

PM44
There is a rumour that they designed Siri & Alexa around him lol