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S7eve It’s only fair though to use the same comparison if everyone else doing it. Ford $250 million lifetime contract value has a better ring to it. Cenkos said we were playing down things, bout time we started batting off the same wicket.

Interesting report why L4 and L5 a way off yet on costs https://community.arm.com/iot/embedded/b/embedded-blog/posts/7-key-challenges-impacting-the-mass-deployment-of-autonomous-vehicles

Wonder if we involved? https://www.google.co.uk/amp/gmauthority.com/blog/2019/01/gm-patents-system-for-retrofitting-vehicle-automation/amp/

Shall we It was earlier when you said it I think. Only after smart eye announcement I think changed.

https://evertiq.com/mobile/45521 Don’t forget they always announce lifetime cycle win values. So this in reality is about £2million contract beefed up to £10 million on life cycle. So we need to start announcing our wins in an apple for apple way. Based on Veoneers method life cycle is about 5x so our next $25 million DW should be announced as $125 estimated. Let’s hope SEE start using this new industry standard way of calculating. If It’s good enough for Smart eye or Veoneer it’s good enough for us. Looking forward to the $75 million Toyota win being announced as a $375 lifetime cycle win. That should cause a stir.

Seeing Iam quite looking forward to the Apple intel Cisco and Xilinx bidding war. Smoky room, whiskey on the baize, cigar. I will raise you $1 billion I will raise you 2 $ billion Iam out Fold, 3 left. Raise you $1 billion 2 left Iam out Raise you $3 billion Iam folding, you win sold $20 billion

Ism sure after a year of stats they will charge 50% more for the bad Systems then will give 70% discount if SEE dms used lol

Sgreen Massive awareness, encouraging customers to buy and use, encouraging oems to get it in fuelled by demand. Massive reason for wanting to buy a particular model.

As we expand timelines a little further out, the in-car AI promises to do a lot more. Byton, a new electric vehicle startup that should launch its first vehicle in 2020, promises its EVs will use facial recognition as biometric authentication, pulling down your Byton profile from the cloud. But "in the process, it completely adapts to your needs, personally welcoming you as it automatically adjusts seating, temperature, as well as screen preferences." And you can bet that all of the eye-tracking, emotion-detecting driver monitoring systems we've seen demos of will feed that info to whichever onboard AI is running alongside it. In addition to alerts given when it thinks you're sleepy or distracted, you might get asked if you want to hear some calming music if the system thinks you're getting ready for some road rage. (This probably means your future car will know when you're swearing at it, too.) https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/arstechnica.com/cars/2019/01/in-car-ai-assistants-are-coming-whether-you-like-it-or-not/%3famp=1

Making a splash with a big discount. The cars we drive are changing, and there’s a huge opportunity for auto insurance to change as technology helps our cars and roads become safer,” said Dan Peate, founder and CEO of Avinew. “Our goal is to enable the safety, savings, and freedom that come with autonomous driving. We believe providing consumers with insurance solutions that incentivize them to use features like Autopilot, Super Cruise, Co-Pilot 360, and ProPILOT Assist will make the roads safer for all of us

Making some big news. https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2019/01/30/516145.htm

A startup insurance company called Avinew is working with automakers to offer discounts to drivers who regularly use their car's semi-automated driving features. What's happening: Avinew, which just raised $5 million in seed funding, plans to incentivize drivers to use features like Tesla's Autopilot, Cadillac's Super Cruise, Ford's Co-Pilot 360, and Nissan's ProPILOT Assist. It's negotiating with carmakers to connect directly to their vehicles to know when motorists engage those semi-automated features and offer insurance discounts of up to 50%. https://www.axios.com/newsletters/axios-autonomous-vehicles-767bf12e-0f41-47aa-92c7-c1c55ee8dc12.html?chunk=4

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Great to see increase. Soon adds up. 10 distributors, hopefully this number will climb, climb per distributor climbing aswell. Once hit 1000 units month, in 3 years 50,000 units generating $1.5 million month, not to be sniffed at.
Even at current rate $5,000,000 income PA

Seeing

Doesnt it depend at what speed you do? SE upto 40mph only?
SEE over 60 or 70mph?

Always makes me laugh after some crazy growth years sales slow with growth down to 6.6% lowest for 30 yrs. wish we had growth like that. Even land rover down with other car makers on china growth. Sure pop back up sometime but once saturated a market in product never easy to keep booming.

Red Yes interesting times. I can’t believe with all the talk of dms hitting the mainstream there isn’t a few sniffing around. I feel with all the news to come the SP rise will be more sustained than the last hike. Iam looking forward to the next 5/6 months. Once everyone realises our contract wins are under estimated I would expect increase in volumes per day. This week could be interesting yet.

Beef Iam hoping so, 6 contracts by June so hoping 2 in next month or 2 then one a month to Summer to fuel the flames :)

SE got the early models when we was with Takata, so they coming out this year.

They binned them so SEE in from 2020 i think it is. Others on here remember all the exact details.

Seeing

Yes That seems logical, last year said was in talks with a fair few asian ones. Asian one more likely then it seems.

Beef

As i thought this morning, rockets primed all fueled up getting ready for lift off. Quite odd really as working on a space rocket launch job for next week. Must be a sign :)