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"...The work being undertaken by Qantas in eye tracking and scanning is aimed at determining how to use this technology and the unique combination of the Qantas 787 simulator and the Seeing Machines eye tracker is well placed as a test bed to conduct a number of innovative projects..."

https://www.aviationpros.com/education-training/flight-training/article/21256551/the-returning-pilot-and-the-future-of-flight-training

Nice one Rivaldo, can only be good for ACSO. Should be heading back to the 900's by Spring/Summer.

Paul McGlone has jusf shared on LinkedIn:

"Seeing Machines CEO Paul McGlone said the aim is to collect a range of data on some specific actions that could then be codified into algorithms and converted into software to develop a product.

“It’s a really important program,” he said. “The folks who will be participating in this will, most likely in four years time, be purchasing a car that tracks the exact actions we’re asking them to demonstrate during the next few weeks.”

The new software and the integration of vision, voice and external radar systems also means current sensors in cars will no longer be needed, leading to lower costs for car makers."

http://ow.ly/V0QV50HBZwp

Interesting update on SEE's local DMS and OMS tests in Canberra...

"One Canberra company, Seeing Machines Limited, has been dramatically reducing transport-related accidents by mitigating some of the key risks involved—and now they need your help.

Seeing Machines’ technology is used by car manufacturers around the world and as part of its continued development of safety features, they’re calling on local families in Canberra to help train the software."

https://hercanberra.com.au/city/concerned-about-car-safety-canberra-families-are-urgently-needed-to-save-lives/

https://youtu.be/pfLr62DCA3I

No 10% today, not even a rise but the rise should be coming this year as things start to return to some sort of normality.

There was an updated revenue guidance issued in Jan last year that started a significant price rise so fingers crossed for the same again.

"You can be watched by Ambarella, Ella, Ella, Ella"

IQGeo Group says contract worth US$4.5m for telecoms software 'catapults us into the big leagues':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QORBgPHNy-s

Great start to the year. Looks like we should break out of the narrow trading band of 128-133 at last.

Nice one. It's definitely been recovering in recent days, apparently in reaction to Omicron not being as serious as feared.

GROW's 35 Seed funds are invested in an amazing 530 companies. How many big winners are in there? GROW gets early sight of them and can help lead/fund later rounds.

A positive, fairly in-depth analysis of GROW published by Moneyweek today.

"...Molten’s share price can be volatile and its growth depends on finding more high-growth venture investments which it can help develop and exit at a good profit. Its record so far has been excellent. Big-name investments include Revolut, Cazoo, Aircall (the cloud-based call centre company) and Freetrade. Molten’s three-channel deal-finding technique, its record and its encouraging interim results suggest there is more growth to come.

Given earnings per share (EPS) of 206p, the 2020-2021 p/e is 4.5; the forward p/e depends on the value of 2021-2022 exits but, encouragingly, the first half saw a strong eps of 148p. The company could be a useful addition to portfolios for those with a reasonable risk appetite."

https://moneyweek.com/investments/stocks-and-shares/share-tips/604267/molten-ventures-invest-in-digital-technology-with

Hi Oldfool, please put me down for 22p and a spike of 24.6p

GROW was named on the (behind a paywall) Daily Telegraph list of 2022 tips this week.

The gist is that GROW is a compelling but risky way to invest in pre-IPO fast-growing tech companies and should do well.

Hi All, I've been a little busy recently as I have a new job but I still watch my favourite board avidly.

GROW (not a fan of the new company name) is still comfortably my #1 portfolio holding so it's been good to see the start of a recovery in the last month. We're in the know but there's a definite underappreciation of how successful their team has been at building a huge network of Seed companies, finding the next big successes earlier and earlier.

Thanks to all, especially Steph, for GROW research this year. Have a Merry Christmas!

The last month has seen accesso sign 3-year deals in Canada, Japan and now Alabama. A strong finish to the year and more to come when venues open up in the Spring.

"Gulf Coast’s Largest Entertainment Destination Implements Round of Advanced Technology Solutions

ORLANDO, Fla. (Dec. 21, 2021) – accesso Technology Group plc (AIM: ACSO), the premier technology solutions provider for attractions and venues worldwide, has signed a three-year agreement with Alabama-based OWA Parks & Resort to provide its accesso Passport® eCommerce ticketing suite and accesso SiriuswareSM point-of-sale ticketing system, empowering the operator to enhance its current ticketing operations and prepare for the opening of its new, state-of-the-art indoor water park in 2022.

The award-winning and fully hosted accesso Passport eCommerce ticketing suite equips operators to deliver an exceptional eCommerce experience for guests on any device. The solution is designed to minimize cart abandonment while maximizing conversions through revenue-driving up-sell and cross-sell prompts, allowing operators to effectively anticipate guests’ needs while boosting their own bottom line. The accesso Siriusware point-of-sale solution empowers operators to bring on-site ticketing together with membership, retail, food & beverage, rental support and more into a single system, delivering unified data to drive holistic business management while lowering cost of ownership..."

https://www.accesso.com/news/accesso-partners-with-owa-parks-resort-to-streamline-ticketing-and-enhance-guest-experience

This will be the first time many investors have heard of K3C but it's a great introduction. Hopeful that we'll also make a few Top Tip lists for 2022 in the next fortnight.

'"As an example of how government and industry can partner to deliver cutting-edge technologies, CAE Australia and technology company Seeing Machines recently collaborated to install and integrate a crew training system that features precision eye-tracking technology..."

"The eye-tracking technology improves aircrew training by providing objective insights and detailed data on where pilots are looking during training sessions in the simulator.

“We believe with further research we can understand through the analysis of a student’s biometric data we can assess cognitive capacity and where they sit on the learning curve,” Sibree said.

“Through a combination of Artificial Intelligence and adaptive training scenarios, simulated missions can be tailored to a student’s learning capacity to optimise both training outcomes and reduce the time taken to train."

https://www.australiandefence.com.au/news/training-for-the-21st-century

Overdone in my opinion so topped up at 304p. This thread name has absolutely come back to bite me but it remains a conviction share for me so I'm happy to wait.

Also bought £10k at 878p in Trading. Happy to buy at below TU's 885p NAV. I suppose NAV could drop next week but it's close enough...