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Red
55% of the big 9 Is still only Europe, USA & Japan mainly. Be nice to see China 23.5 million cars in 2018 added to list.

Commercial could be big off this vote 2moro. Nearly 20 million made. Thats alot of Guardian and planning for inbuilt DMS units.
https://www.acea.be/statistics/article/world-commercial-vehicle-production

Seeing

The other factor might be ( hopefully when buys pile in & price rises ) Hopefully :)

Seeing

Iam sure EU & ACEA will do a PRESS RELEASE right after. The May 18th version got Worldwide Press.

Biggest vote since 2009 will have alot of Media interest Iam sure. Cant find time of the vote though?

In a Trucking Australia first, the ATA is providing delegates the exclusive opportunity for delegates to ‘ask an expert’ in the ConnectHUB.

“Delegates can drop into the ConnectHUB for a one-on-one chat with specialists from a range of companies, including Deloitte Access Economics, Labourforce, Seeing Machines and The Australian Government Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities,” Mr Crouch said.
https://www.miragenews.com/trucking-australia-2019-program-announced/

Hopefully Bigger news on Wall St for SEE soon

https://wallstreet.org/seeing-machines-limited-see-l-rising-higher-16-67-over-the-past-four-weeks/02/20/2019/

Seeing2020
Big Day on Thursday.....Car industry behind it.
Brussels, 20 February 2019 – Ahead of tomorrow’s key European Parliament vote on the update of the General Safety Regulation, which governs the safety systems to be included in new vehicle types, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) calls for a rapid adoption of this important piece of legislation.

New European legislation that governs which safety systems will be required with new vehicle models should be rolled out quickly, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA).

The update of the General Safety Regulation, to be voted on by the European Parliament tomorrow, includes the requirement that all new car types come equipped with autonomous emergency braking.

Other measures supported by the car industry include drowsiness and attention detection systems, reversing detection for cars and vans, emergency stop signals, and lane departure warning systems.

https://www.acea.be/press-releases/article/vehicle-safety-auto-makers-call-for-rapid-adoption-of-new-eu-requirements

I dont mind being under the radar as long as once the other DMS wins make it 9/9 from the majors, with a bit of China spread in it.

At some point our income will be $300 million ( As was mobileyes when sold) and over night we are worth $15.3 Billion +

Will be the best sneak under the Radar story since the Great Dambuster Raids of WW2

https://www.hl.co.uk/news/2019/2/20/flybe-shares-soar-after-possible-alternative-financing-deal

https://www.valuewalk.com/2019/02/apple-self-driving-car-disengagements/

http://www.telematicswire.net/adas-connected-driver/nexteer-automotive-opens-new-production-facility-in-chennai/

Opening in India i see. Whats the connection? Nexteer say do ADAS.

Shallwe

Iam sure if hit 9/9 there will be enough interest already. But until that day its business as usual. A broker change to a big boy would be an indicator for me that they are actively looking for a buyer.

4 or 5 OEMs and 2 or 3 Tier 1s to bag in the meantime on top of Aviation & Fleet yet :) Lucky Iam not greedy

Red

Last year end April OEM win RNS, 18 May EU RNS then 4th June another OEM win. So Iam hoping a good vote Thurs/Fri from The EU followed by another RNS OEM win.

This took us from 5p-13p in about 6 weeks from start to finish. The next push should see us higher if we get the other RNSs we waiting for upto July.

Sebs is back, wheres Morgan though? Hes missing in action atm.

Not a bad day, was hoping bigger rise tbh but groundwork laid for rest of the week and then waiting for the next RNS after the EU vote.

Interesting Week

Shall

And still a way off my target price of £1 lol

How far away is the driverless future?

Autonomy is beginning to creep into many vehicles. Whether it’s adaptive cruise control or lane-keep assist, even humble family cars can now handle some basic driving tasks without the oversight of a driver. The question is, how far away are Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) level 5 driverless cars – those that might not even include controls that a human could use?

Despite the chorus of autonomous vehicle (AV) companies promising that fully driverless cars are just on the horizon, QUBE’s AV forecast suggests we might be waiting a little longer to ditch the steering wheel. By 2028, we expect level 5 driverless cars to make up just 0.59% of all vehicles sold – that’s fewer than 700,000 vehicles from a total of more than 90 million.

In fact, moving five years on to 2033 only increases the worldwide penetration of level 5 driverless vehicles to 3.28%. China – the world’s largest car market – is ahead of all other major regions in 2033, but that still only equates to 5.25% of its market made up of level 5 driverless vehicles.

Lewbo
Charts looking better & Better.
Cant wait to SEE what it looks like by July.
Sort the funding out how to service everything and sure we will have liftoff as the market wakes up to the reality.

Red
I suppose its pretty much as an optional extra ATM though? How many Jeeps sold in EU? If Legislation comes in it would be 100% of sales.

But we all know the contracts are a fraction of reality, just needs the market to wake up to the incredible figures. Wish we was an oil Co. We can get at a million barrels but we believe 50 million barrels would be reflected better in the SP

Red
I suppose its pretty much as an optional extra ATM though? How many Jeeps sold in EU? If Legislation comes in it would be 100% of sales.

But we all know the contracts are a fraction of reality, just needs the market to wake up to the incredible figures. Wish we was an oil Co. We can get at a million barrels but we believe 50 million barrels would be reflected better in the SP

Interesting
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-19/autonomous-vehicles-may-one-day-kill-car-insurance-as-we-know-it

Red
Its a shame no emoji s on here laughing. They should add it. Overstated is the new understated by a mile