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Mine technology may wake tired pilots

by Robyn Ironside, Aviation Editor, The Australian 5 March 2019 Groundbreaking technology used to detect and wake up drowsy truck…

Seeing Machines will exhibit its Crew Training System for the first time at the Australian International Aerospace & Defence Exposition…

Philip King, Motoring Editor of The Australian, spoke to Dr Mike Lenné – Chief Scientific Officer, Human Factors about how…

Seeing Machines sees Driver Monitoring System (DMS) market intensify. “Automotive regulatory bodies in the United States, Japan and especially in…

For the first time, Euro NCAP has put automated vehicle technology to the test. Michiel van Ratingen, Euro NCAP Secretary…

John Noble, head of advanced engineering at Seeing Machines, discusses the emergence of automated vehicle technology with ABC’s Adam Shirley.…

Seeing Machines has been conducting proof-of-concept data collection across a range of flight and air traffic control environments. These include…

Seeing Machines is delighted to announce a significantly extended agreement for a further 2,500 units of the Company’s fleet product,…

Safety bodies around the world are recommending or enforcing the inclusion of driver monitoring systems (DMS) as part of the…

Seeing Machines has worked closely with Transport for London to provide Guardian, the real-time fatigue and distraction technology solution, across…

Seeing Machines launched phase one of its world-leading automated vehicle trial, CAN Drive, supported by the Rachel Stephen-Smith MLA and the…

Seeing Machines is delighted to announce a further program design win with an additional premium German Automotive OEM to deliver…