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Could SEE tech be in the VW ID4 ?
https://insideevs.com/news/449482/us-first-vw-id4-arrive-december/

I think the installations in Mexico may well have started a few weeks ago. Unless another contract has started . either way - good news.

https://ibb.co/X3VLhFP

A number of papers seem to be saying they can ID Covid 19 in the eye. If only a chip company could put AI on a phone to be able to do self testing for Covid by looking into the camera.

Trend with dates. I think those areas who report mainly into the 2am figure have had a boost in the last 4 weeks. ( America, Canada, Mexico, Chile ?)

https://ibb.co/LPx9hQW

Having now got figures for the first 8 days of October I thought it was worth showing the trend graph again. (Did we just have Australia day as well). No idea how many installs completed but km travelled is still going up at the same rate as before.

https://ibb.co/fNCqd3G

10% under the SEE brand, 80% under licence from chip companies.

Terry - Are you thinking the MOU may be with ARM?

Have we any idea when SEE hold their Board meetings ? I assume the RNS regards MOU would follow such a meeting.

Terry - very pleased to see the new valuation. I must must pay attention next time. I thought £6.27 was a good price so I am delighted with £50.43

Terry - is it not £6.27. I think you are giving a 20 % discount

Shallwe - The last section. "We have developed groundbreaking eye tracking solutions for clients like NASA, Harvard University, Tonji University, BMW and Geely."

What it does not say is "we are developing " which I am sure they would, if it was current.

2020 - thanks for the explanation. I was not aware of the history of CAT.

2020 - if MOU is the norm for all deals where do I find the MOU for Ford, Mercedes etc?
Going back to the RNS the paragraph you copied does not state this licence is for an Automotive product. I think this is why its covered by an MOU

"Seeing Machines Limited (AIM: SEE, "Seeing Machines" or the "Company"), the advanced computer vision technology company that designs AI-powered operator monitoring systems to improve transport safety,

has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a global semiconductor company,

as formal terms of engagement are finalised to license the Company's OcculaTM Neural Processing Unit ("OcculaTM")."

2020 - ok..... so why does it need a MOU ?

Having looked through this presentation I can now see why a MOU was required if it was Renesas. SEE will need time to understand what Renesas are all about if they were shown this presentation. Not sure 2/3 months is enough time.

If we get paid by Qualcomm why would SEE announce any OEM wins when using Qualcomm chips?

Terry - This came out 14 hours ago. It means nothing to me but clearly something is changing with Video games and some key dates are listed.

https://www.tomshardware.com/uk/news/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-reviews-delayed-to-sept-16-rtx-3070-available-on-october-15

At least a change to support gaming products seems to justify a MOU to understand all the business needs. If it was more of the same then why not just issue an RNS to say we have deal with a new company. I do not remember it saying they were automotive , but I may be wrong.

So are we thinking the MOU relates to a licence to use in Nvidia gaming products ?

Terrym - is your thought that Pilots will easily achieve their flying hours or that a big training opportunity is about to happen as pilots move to other types of plane ?