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Those of little faith on here :)
Like waiting for the cannabis plant to grow. Sometimes takes longer than expected but all of a sudden the plant shoots up and hey presto.

“Today, China is the center of the global automotive industry. The Chinese automotive market is evolving into a lead market for modern mobility in which Bosch plans to play an important role.

Lets hope we in bed with Bosch for China

ET
The link i forgot to put on.

https://www.eetimes.com/author.asp?section_id=36&doc_id=1334845#

Hyms

Thats nice numbers but iam still convinced the % will be alot higher than 25%.
Once the other major OEMs sign up with contractors this Year we will have a better idea.

ET

This is what he said last Week.

Winners:
Anyone involved in ADAS — particularly suppliers of camera and radar modules — and Mobileye (Intel). Xilinx also looks particularly well positioned for success, with design-wins for both ADAS and DMS.

With global shipments of automotive IR vision DMS forecast to rise to almost 70 million in 2025, from about 1 million this year, it is the suppliers of DMS software that look likely to be the major winners. Seeing Machines — which provides the DMS for Super Cruise in the Cadillac CT6 — is the clear technology leader and well positioned to take the largest market share for DMS in Level 2+/3- vehicles.

For lower end vehicles operating at Levels 1 and 2, the DMS design-wins look set to be mostly shared between Seeing Machines, Smart Eye, Eyesight Technologies and Jungo Connectivity, among others.

Haha I don’t care who starts the ball moving! It’s a big race so all want to compete with each other no doubt. It’s a race to be No1 and all watching each other. Let’s hope they sign a few up over the next 12 months.

Listened and no real evidence so iam staying open minded

So much stuff popping up though last few days/weeks

http://www.voxy.co.nz/national/5/340518

Guardian Systems
Fatigue and distraction detection management systems for HGV drivers. The Seeing-Machines Guardian system works in real-time, using advanced sensors and image processing technology to track eye closure and head position to identify a fatigue or distraction event. When an event is detected, the driver receives immediate in-cab audio and seat vibration alerts that help prevent an incident.

https://www.fleetrisk.com.au/integrations

https://www.fastcompany.com/90368804/emotion-sensing-cars-promise-to-make-our-roads-much-safer

NZ Post talking about Guardian in its trucks. Fleet going well it seems.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMz3vSzc7qk

nice find Chris

The document states that, in anticipation of the EU’s acceptance, the company accelerated a trial over two months of Guardian Seeing Machines (GSM) technology – aimed at combating fatigue – in its NSW and Queensland linehaul fleet.

"The Trial was implemented in conjunction with key stakeholders including driver committees, management and involved consultation with family members (who broadly supported the safety initiative)," the EU document says.

"It was essential that drivers recognise that the system is a safety system and not a surveillance system."

That trial is complete and the hardware is being installed over the next 24 months in its 300 trucks.

Shall
Iam positive still, just time unfortunately. Good that theres some researchers on here, rather than no research but just moan.

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

Seeing Machines targets AV testing vehicles on public roads

Seeing Machines (Canberra, Australia) last week announced an agreement to supply its Guardian Backup-driver Monitoring System to a leading North American self-driving car company.

Seeing Machines is not disclosing who that company is.

Seeing Machines said, “Based on an initial purchase of A$2.2 million (US$1.5 million), Seeing Machine’s Guardian Backup-driver Monitoring System is expected to be installed into a significant portion of the self-driving car company’s fleet over the coming months, with an option for follow-on purchases under the agreement.”

https://www.eetasia.com/news/article/What-if-a-Waymo-Robotaxi-Causes-a-Fatality

S7

Have you heard anyone shouting about a win. Its normal proceedings iam afraid. It could be under NDA still, even though won? Look what happened recently with the BDMS win. Not named but speculation started and a poll. See took down social media about it. Why would they do that? Because got told off probably.

In the Uk ive been rollocked by ITV, BBC and Bands for putting up stuff and had to take it off. Ive also been promised contract sign offs in Dubai 2 months ago and they still tweaking contracts 2 months later although given a verbal on it.

Welcome to the real world unfortunately. Lets hope July something drops.

For instance, he says, the NMA should be designed with an eye to the possibility of eventually converting the aircraft's cockpit to have just one pilot. One pilot planes being asked for by the big boys that buy the planes to lease to airlines. With one pilot will need DMS surely? https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/paris-udvar-hazy-foresees-single-pilot-evolution-fo-459137/

Very interesting!! Nice find. Surely 12m will make them one of the top manufacturers in the World?

Good to see us on the schedule

1400-1530: Session 7 – Technology Assisting Training
1) Alexander Robinson, Lead, Simulation & Training – Aviation, Seeing Machines
Flipping the Light Switch: HUD Integrated with Aircrew Eye-Tracking for Improved Organisational Capability

https://apats-event.com/conference/pilot-training-conference-2019/

All part of the infrastructure to make Super Cruise Work.

DMP will hereby add Ushr as a group company and will begin to provide high definition 3D digital maps (“HD Maps”) of 15cm absolute accuracy and <1cm relative accuracy to a wide range of users, not only in the Japanese market but also in the North American market. DMP Group will further expand map coverage from highways to surface roads and from Japan and North America to other regions worldwide.

DMP Group’s HD Map is the only sensor which provides a near-ground truth measurements of road geometry and attribution in a cost-effective manner for mass production vehicles. General Motors integrated Ushr’s HD Map into its Super Cruise™ system, which itself was a first-to-market feature for passenger vehicles. Many other OEMs and suppliers are now considering integrating DMP Group HD Maps into their highly-automated driving systems.

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190626005056/en/Dynamic-Map-Platform-Completes-Acquisition-Ushr

Red

Yes i think so.
2020 Cadillac Escalade
The Cadillac Escalade is expected to receive a complete overhaul (redesign and re-engineering) for the 2020 model year, representing the introduction of the fifth-generation Escalade.

Expectations
Following are our expectations about the 2020 Cadillac Escalade:

Based on the new GM T1 platform, delivering all-new underpinnings and engineering
Significantly lighter than the current model, by as much 300 pounds (136 kilograms)
All-new exterior and interior designs
Improved third-row configuration and usability
Inclusion of next-generation Cadillac infotainment system (third generation)
Increased amounts of luxury, comfort and convenience
Addition of an independent rear suspension
Introduction of new engine lineup mated to 10-speed automatic transmission
Availability of the GM Super Cruise autonomous driving technology

I read somewhere a while ago that Cadillac will put 11 models with SC then GM adding about new models 2x per year i think from memory.