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Good news is better than bad news. Awareness and another market starting to wake up.
Now can look forward to next week and hopefully trading update and a AUTO RNS plus the finance issue sorted.

With Jack & CFO being more Finance oriented I do wonder if something other than a placing could be announced? Placing the obvious route but i wonder if something else could get pulled out of the hat?

Also when will it be announced? Next Week with results?

Could be an interesting week with a few things coming out?

Lewbo

more like 10Yrs min. Toyota guy says maybe not in his lifetime!!

However, when you get outside the bubble of AI hucksters and talk to experts in automation and transportation, a different story emerges. A recent ThinkProgress article provides some excellent examples:

"Taking me from Cambridge to Logan Airport with no driver in any Boston weather or traffic condition -- that might not be in my lifetime." -- John Leonard, VP for automated driving research at the Toyota Research Institute.

"Recent Uber and Tesla autonomous vehicle deaths show general use of real self-driving is a decade away. The tech still needs orders of magnitude improvement." -- Michael Liebreich, the former chair of Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF)
https://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/elon-musks-dumb-lie-about-smart-cars.html

Lots new models coming and all with super cruise though :)

https://autowise.com/2020-cadillac/

WHL
I think was meant to stop production in June 19, so now a 7 month extension. Gives them time to get Super cruise in other models before stop making it. But still being made in China and sold.

While the Cadillac CT6 will still be built and offered in China, where it remains relatively popular, the car is scheduled to end production for North America in June 2019 as GM's Detroit/Hamtramck Assembly plant is shut down.

WHL
They changed their mind on some. Staying open longer.
has stayed the execution of two of the five American-made car models that it was expected to discontinue this summer when it idled the plants that produce them.

The Chevrolet Impala and Cadillac CT6 full-size sedans will instead be built through January 2020, keeping the lights on at GM’s last factory in its hometown, the Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly for an extra seven months.

https://www.foxnews.com/auto/gm-decides-not-to-kill-chevrolet-impala-and-cadillac-ct6-yet

https://www.autonews.com/manufacturing/gm-extends-cadillac-ct6-chevy-impala-output-early-2020

SE put out a RNS if someone wins a Tenner on a scratchcrad. So as havent you have to wonder

Volvo's announcement comes ahead of a "special safety event" planned in Gothenburg, Sweden, for March 20, where the company plans to present ideas on how to combat the other two main hazards to road safety, intoxication, and distraction.

Might learn more then.

Phil
Biggest problem with buying a Company thats income is in the future. 2020 was always when the dosh was meant to be coming in. Ive been in 5 yrs in AUG, still convinced by end of year, if not July we will be in a different position. Great top up price and could fly any day with whats in the pipeline iam sure.

Dont think must going to change until finance and trading update next week hopefully.
Next RNS iam sure will see a difference.

All the text now Your new Mazda wants to watch you sleeping... but don't get too creeped out; it's part of a new safety push from the Japanese brand that has seen driver-facing cameras installed in the all-new Mazda 3 and the CX-30 SUV, both of which are on their way to Australia. The brand's new Driver Monitoring System will "observe the driver’s condition", using a cabin-facing infrared camera and infrared LED used to measure how drowsy a driver is getting. The optional camera, which is mounted alongside the infotainment screen, measures how wide a driver's eyes are open at any given time, as well as counting the number of blinks (with more blinking generally equating to drowsiness). Critically, Mazda tells us the camera won't record, so you'l never have to worry about your roadtrip sing-a-longs making it onto YouTube. It will also check your line of site and how frequently you're moving your eyes, as well as focus on the angle of your mouth and face to check whether you're falling asleep. And if you are, the system will sound an alarm to wake you up, as well as adjust the sensitivity of the AEB system to respond more quickly.

Still looking like SEE to me in the wording today. Your new Mazda wants to watch you sleeping... but don't get too creeped out; it's part of a new safety push from the Japanese brand that has seen driver-facing cameras installed in the all-new Mazda 3 and the CX-30 SUV, both of which are on their way to Australia. The brand's new Driver Monitoring System will "observe the driver’s condition", using a cabin-facing infrared camera and infrared LED used to measure how drowsy a driver is getting. The optional camera, which is mounted alongside the infotainment screen, measures how wide a driver's eyes are open at any given time, as well as counting the number of blinks (with more blinking generally equating to drowsiness). Critically, Mazda tells us the camera won't record, so you'l never have to worry about your roadtrip sing-a-longs making it onto YouTube.

Peugeot’s Driver Assist includes: Adaptive Cruise Control; Lane Positioning Assist; Full Park Assist (with the 8-speed auto); AEB; Active Lane Keeping Assist; Driver Attention Monitoring; automatic headlight dipping; Speed Limit Recognition and Recommendation; Extended traffic sign recognition; Active Blind Spot Monitoring; and an electric parking brake.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.lovemoney.com/galleries/amp/73951/the-countries-that-make-the-most-cars-revealed No good standing still, we should be looking now for Distributors and Tier 1 suppliers in China, India, South America & Korea. Lucky Iam not greedy I guess.

Mon is actually 11th, Tues 12th, so looks like Mon or Tues.

ISB

I think til funding news 4.7-5.2 could be where we are.
I dont think very long to wait iam sure. I would think be nice to have funding news around results news? followed by a Contract win RNS

As well as Qantas and Emirates, Seeing Machines had met with Airservices Australia to
discuss the practical use of the technology in air traffic control towers.
An Airservices spokeswoman said they were interested in any technology that could
enhance safety management and “help us deliver our services more efficient ly and
effectively”.
Mr Nolan said in the “console environment” of an Air Traffic Control tower the system
could pick up on changes to workloads.
“What we’ll be doing there is providing indications of those workload levels and making
information available to the shift manager in that space,” he said.

S7eve That was just a camera system. I think ground work for a dms system. They have safety launch 20th March so might be info then.

Seeing

Great day to announce your new DMS supplier :)

http://www.lapv.co.uk/news/fullstory.php/aid/1369/Brake_offers_seminar_on_fatigue_management_within_fleets.html