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Brexit woes and all that Morg says have a factor. Still a sneaky feeling price been pushed down. 1 million sells gets a drop and 2 million buys hardly moves up. One thing for sure the buyers should pile in at these lows

The jobs advertised the big contract wins already, super cruise going into every model, aviation starting, rail starting, panmures price estimate, the laws changing around the world to have dms, NCAP. All the companies quoted already awaiting decisions there’s so much to be positive about except the share price I agree

Need a rns from auto with some juicy $ signs

PM44

Yes exactly and they pushing big in China. China will bring in DMS in the near future iam sure. They just made it law in trucks in Shenzhen, cars will follow i would thinkk.

GM sell about 10 Million cars Yearly so if in every model one would think its in every Country. \moving over to models you not heard of in China etc. Massive market and in with Military.

this is only one of our contracts so how much work is out there?

General Motors manufactures vehicles in 37 countries; its core automobile brands include Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac. It also owns or holds controlling interest in foreign brands such as Holden, Wuling, Baojun, and Jiefang.

In addition to its twelve brands, General Motors also holds a 20% stake in IMM, and a 77% stake in GM Korea. It also has a number of joint-ventures, including Shanghai GM, SAIC-GM-Wuling and FAW-GM in China, GM-AvtoVAZ in Russia, GM Uzbekistan, General Motors India, General Motors Egypt, and Isuzu Truck South Africa. General Motors employs 212,000 people and does business in more than 140 countries.[2] General Motors is divided into four business segments: GM North America (GMNA), GM South America (GMSA), GM International Operations (GMIO), and GM Financial.

GM Defense is General Motors' military defense division, catering for the needs of the military for advanced technology and propulsion systems for military vehicles.[15]

Keep the Faith Cadillac going all out. Watch the Video...All cars to be fitted with SEE Tech doing a big Launch

Cadillac is also reportedly working on a "master brand" campaign strategy expected to be unveiled early next year, with plans to make Cadillac GM's technology leader for self-driving and electric-vehicle systems, with plans to bring Super Cruise to its entire lineup. The GM luxury brand plans to launch a new or redesigned vehicle every six months for the next three years.

https://www.autoblog.com/2018/12/13/cadillac-xt6-suv-reveal-detroit-auto-show/?guccounter=1

Just out Autotrader Best tech list 2019. We cant be that shabby can we?

https://www.autotrader.com/best-cars/best-new-automotive-technology-2019-281474979897739

While we're still years away from a vehicle that can drive itself without any human input, semi-autonomous driving features that serve to compensate for human error are becoming more and more commonplace. In truth, modern cars are becoming more "Automated" than "Autonomous."

The most noteworthy development in this area is Cadillac's Super Cruise system, which can pilot the vehicle at speeds of zero to 85 miles per hour, allowing the driver to actually take their hands off the wheel. Tesla and other automakers have their own versions of this technology and more automakers are expected to introduce their own versions in the very near future.

Why It's Cool
It isn't right to say that these systems allow the driver to focus on other things while the vehicle handles the driving. Each one features sensors that monitor whether the driver is paying attention to the road ahead, ready to intervene in the event that the system fails. This is essentially a fail-safe and absolves the automaker of certain legal liability in the result of an accident. If the vehicle senses that the driver's focus is on other things, it can disable the system and force the driver to resume control. These systems will likely never replace the joy of piloting your own vehicle down a windy back road, but they will surely take the pain out of driving through a crowded city or sitting through rush hour traffic.

Is It Worth The Money?
Right now, these features are typically only available on higher-end vehicles. For most people, and especially those who do a lot of highway driving and spend a lot of time sitting in traffic, this technology is a game changer, as it provides a welcome reprieve from the stop and go monotony of the daily commute.

http://metroatlantaceo.com/news/2018/12/autotrader-names-best-new-automotive-technology-2019/

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/autotrader-names-best-new-automotive-technology-for-2019-300763662.html

Still putting his team together it seems. Get rid of old wood and bring in someone to benefit the co

Opened higher to start but mostly b4 open

Weymo, Toyota and VW be better. Happy bloody Christmas

yes it needs to have some financials to beef it up. 6 monthly should be out next month just after a couple of RNSs with some big numbers in from auto

Morg

Yes whats going on, was buying 4.9/sell 4.76 no trades then went 4.5/4.6 then moved 4.52 on sell.

Bit odd?

Cheers Lewbo Learn something every day they say. All these names get a bit confusing lol So if eyesight refers to the external and not the name of a company I presumed it was who looks after the internal https://www.subaru.com.au/driver-monitoring-system

Lewbo I thought eyesight refers to the Israeli company of that name that make a inferior but similar tech. Eyesight’s technology tracks the driver’s gaze direction, pupil dilation, eye openness, blink rate and head position to determine in real-time if the driver is drowsy, inattentive or unfocused on the road.

Map

Looks to me they sticking with eyesight? What makes you feel will change? I know others have but why these?

Subaru did not announced the new technology would be revealed at the summer Olympics, but they did say at the Tokyo Motor Show, they will incorporate further enhancements to EyeSight driver-assist technology

Robbie

Nice footnote on that article

The reason why you don’t read stories of misuse about Audi’s Traffic Jam Pilot or Cadillac’s Super Cruise every week is that they monitor the driver’s head position with optical sensors. What’s stopping Tesla from installing something similar?

Chinas 1st City made DMS in trucks compulsory, how long before others follow? This will keep DMS companies busy if other cities follow suit.

Even if not a massive market for SEE it keeps competitors busy while Western contracts are sought.

More than a quarter of a million people a year (over 700 a day) are killed in traffic accidents in China, according to the World Health Organization, and millions more are injured. Road accidents are the leading cause of death for residents of China aged 15-44. Accidents involving large vehicles like trucks are much more likely to be serious or fatal.

Chinese authorities are demanding that trucking companies combat this danger. Shenzhen, one of China’s largest and fastest-growing cities, recently passed a law requiring all heavy trucks to have driver monitoring systems (DMS) installed by June.

This statistic shows the amount of trucks in China from 2006 to 2016. In 2016, approximately 21.7 million trucks were registered in China. According to the source, the figures refer to civilian trucks only.

Morg

Asia could be the answer. Aswell as Oz.
GM going to introduce 20 models in China with super cruise by 2023

The carmaker also has plans to introduce its sophisticated driving technology to China, for example, Super Cruise, which GM claims to be the first true hands-free driver-assist technology in the world

https://insights.jumoreglobal.com/general-motors-envisions-an-intelligent-future-for-auto-industry/

Morg

Showing hopeful signs for 2moro. Hopefully paired with a nice RNS

Morg

Lets hope a nice little spurt at the end to push it up a bit.

Esco

Realization of contracts won and probably looked at the jobs page from SEE. Opening offices. A clue from below text from VP Legal job advertosed.

You will lead negotiations and drafting on complex, high value commercial contracts

We employ over 200 people globally and in 2018, we have hired our first employees based in the United Kingdom, Germany and Japan.

In this role, you will advise the business on its activities in multiple global jurisdictions, including key legal risks and strategies and work closely with the senior leadership team as they build innovative state-of-the-art technology.

You will lead negotiations and drafting on complex, high value commercial contracts and contribute to corporate governance and risk management across the organisation. In addition, you will manage compliance activities including:

Alternative Investment Market (AIM) rules
Legal and regulatory requirements in multiple jurisdictions
Compliance with complex international regulations