Seeing
Machines to showcase world-leading interior sensing solutions at
CES 2025
Canberra, 8 January 2025:
Seeing Machines Limited (AIM: SEE), the advanced computer vision
technology company that designs AI-powered operator monitoring
systems to improve transport safety, will showcase its
world-leading interior sensing technology at the Consumer
Electronics Show (CES) 2025 in Las Vegas.
CES, the biggest event in the
consumer technology calendar, runs from 7 January through 10
January 2025. Seeing Machines' immersive technology demonstrations
will be held by appointment at a private suite in the Westgate Las Vegas Resort
and Casino and in a purpose built test car, showcasing the
Company's next generation software and algorithm developments for
its FOVIO driver and occupant monitoring system (DMS/OMS)
technology. In addition, following the Company's recent announced
collaboration agreement with Mitsubishi, both companies will be
presenting the growth opportunities created by the strategic
combination of technologies at the official Seeing Machines
suite.
Seeing Machines' DMS and OMS
technology can be found integrated into a range of Tier 1 customer
and partner demonstrations, who will also be showcasing at CES.
This includes the Company's Guardian
Generation 3 software which will be featured at Ambarella's
invitation-only exhibition. Seeing Machines' next-generation
aftermarket driver-safety solution leverages Ambarella's CV25 AI
SoC to deliver an industry-leading AI performance per watt,
enabling the Company to enhance the overall performance of Guardian
for commercial vehicles, while improving road safety globally and
helping its customers meet emerging regulations, including those
now in effect in Europe.
Working with QNX, Seeing Machines is
integrating its interior sensing technology with QNX® Cabin, where
the Company's advanced algorithms will be leveraged to enable OEMs
to monitor for driver drowsiness and distraction, mitigating risks
associated with unsafe driving and enabling compliance with
international safety regulations.
As new laws come into place across a
range of jurisdictions mandating the use of technology inside the
vehicle to monitor drivers for distraction and fatigue, Seeing
Machines continues to leverage this building regulatory momentum,
having won a total of 18 automotive programs for 11 individual
OEMs, underpinned by over 18 billion kilometers of driving data and
delivered with some of the world's leading automotive
manufacturers. Seeing Machines also leads the way as a trusted
partner in discussions with regulators and consumer safety bodies
around the globe with the Company's world class human factors team
and AI-powered data as part of its relentless determination to
reduce road fatalities to zero.
Seeing Machines' leadership and
technical subject matter experts will be on
hand throughout CES to explain how new regulations are driving
innovation toward enhanced road safety and what this means for the
future of the automotive industry.
~ENDS~
Seeing Machines (AIM:SEE) is
revolutionising global transport safety, developing and licensing
proprietary technology to some of the world's leading automotive
manufacturers and partnering with some of the largest automotive
and aviation industry brands. The Company uses advanced machine
vision technology to precisely measure and analyse head pose,
eyelid movements and eye gaze under a full spectrum of demanding
lighting conditions, including through sunglasses. This data is
processed to interpret driver attention state, drowsiness and
impairment levels to provide critical inputs in real-time to
advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), as well as to vehicle
cockpit, comfort and convenience systems. Seeing Machines
continues to expand its growing list of occupant monitoring
features as Tier-1 and OEM customers add new safety and comfort and
convenience functions with the move to higher resolution wide field
of view cameras. www.seeingmachines.com
Media and investor enquiries:
sophie.nicoll@seeingmachines.com
or +61 419 149 683
