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RNS Number : 9123I
Seeing Machines Limited
22 March 2010
22 March 2010
REVIEWED INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE Six months to 31 DECEMBER 2009
Seeing Machines Limited ("the Company"), a leading developer of advanced vision based industrial systems, announces its reviewed, unaudited interim results for the six months to 31 December 2009.
Financial Results
· Strong expenditure controls resulting in cash reserves being maintained throughout the period.
· Revenue growth of 25% compared to the previous 6 months to 30 June 2009.
· Net loss for the period A$402,568 (2008: Profit A$358,099). Note that the 2009 figure includes A$600,164 of expensed development costs. In 2008, A$907,705 of development costs were capitalised, however if these had been expensed the Company would have reported a net loss of A$549,606 for the six months to 31 December 2008.
· Other income of A$79,646 down from A$402,011 primarily as a result of higher foreign exchange losses.
Operational Highlights since 31 December 2009
· Continued emergence of the resources sector as a strong market for the DSS Driver Monitoring Equipment ("DSS") product suite.
· Signed Master Purchasing Agreement with Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold Inc. ("Freeport") establishing the master terms and conditions for the supply of the DSS to Freeport's group of operating companies (as announced on AIM on 12 February 2010).
· Contract gain to supply DSS to subsidiary of Freeport (as announced on AIM on 15 March 2010).
· Contract gain to supply DSS to subsidiaries of BHP Billiton (as announced on AIM on 17 March 2010).
Despite the six months to 31 December 2009 being a difficult trading period the Company did achieve revenue growth over the prior six months and managed to sustain its cash levels, reflecting the benefits of decisive restructuring steps taken by management in early 2009. Notwithstanding this good progress the full year results to 30 June 2010 are not expected to achieve current market expectations due to delayed revenue growth and changes in accounting treatment to expense all development costs as outlined in the Director's report.
Commenting on the Interim Results, Seeing Machines CEO, Nick Cerneaz said:
"Although we reported a loss for the half year the recently announced DSS deals in the mining sector are an illustration of the increased traction our products are now generating in the market, and in-line with the Board's strategy to significantly develop our DSS Mining business. We believe this new aspect of our business will generate increased shareholder value going forward."
Extracts from the interim financial statements are set out below and a full copy is available from the Company website www.seeingmachines.com and is also available by request to the Company's Registered Office at Level 1, 11 Lonsdale St Braddon ACT 2612, Australia.
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For further information:
Seeing Machines Limited Nick Cerneaz, CEO +61 (0) 2 6103 4700
www.seeingmachines.com
Grant Thornton Corporate Gerry Beaney +44 (0) 20 7383 5100
Finance (Nomad) Robert Beenstock
Daniel Stewart & Company plc Martin Lampshire +44 (0) 20 7776 6550
Walbrook PR Ltd Ben Knowles +44 (0) 20 7933 8780
Helen Westaway Mob. +44 (0) 7900 346 978
ben.knowles@walbrookpr.com
helen.westaway@walbrookpr.com
Directors' Report
Your directors submit their report for the half-year ended 31 December 2009.
Directors
The names of the Company's directors in office during the half-year and as at the date of this report are as below. Directors were in office for this entire period unless otherwise stated.
William Mobbs Non Executive Chairman
Nicholas Cerneaz Executive Director
David Gaul Non Executive Director
James Fulton Muir, AO Non Executive Director
Robert Sale Non Executive Director
Trent Victor Non Executive Director
Alexander Zelinsky Non Executive Director
Review and results of Operations
Review of the 1st half of the 2010 financial year
Following the slowdown that occurred through the 2009 financial year as a result of the recent global financial downturn, we have recently seen a recovery in the Company's revenue streams. Revenue growth of 25% was recorded when compared to the 6 month period to 30 June 2009.
The Company made a loss of A$402,568 for the six months to 31 December 2009 compared to a profit of A$358,099 for the equivalent period to 31 December 2008. In line with the revision of asset carrying values reported in the FY2009 full year accounts released on 23 September 2009 and the operating conditions prevailing during the six months to 31 December 2009, the Company has expensed all development costs through this current period. This significantly impacts any comparison between the two periods. In the equivalent period to 31 December 2008 (with resulting profit of A$358,099) development costs of A$907,705 were capitalised. By contrast in the current period to 31 December 2009 all development costs totalling A$600,164 were expensed. If these development costs had been treated in the same way in both periods then the results would have been as follows:
Basis for comparison 31 December 2009 31 December 2008
Profit/Loss) as reported (A$402,568) A$358,099
Profit/(Loss) with development costs (A$402,568) (A$549,606)
expensed in both periods
Operational highlights for the half-year include:
· the emergence of the resources sector as a strong market for the DSS product suite and a number of successful installations in this sector;
· the maturation of the DSS product suite;
· the successful partnership with EyeTracking Inc enhancing the faceLAB business with their EyeWorks analysis suite; and
· the continuing upward trend in sales of the faceAPI Developer licences and a number of Production licence sales.
Financial Results
Revenue from product sales for the six months to 31 December 2009 was A$2,321,616 (2008: A$2,835,607). While revenues for the period were lower compared to 2008, (which included a one-off license fee payment of US$1,000,000), these represented growth of 25% compared to revenues for the six months to 30 June 2009. Other income for the period was A$79,646 compared to A$402,011 in 2008, primarily due to adverse foreign exchange fluctuations.
Net expenditure for the half-year was A$2,803,830, down A$75,106 from the A$2,878,936 net expenditure for the equivalent six month period to 31 December 2008. Note however, net expenditure for the current period includes all development expenses, whilst the prior equivalent six month period to 31 December 2008 does not include A$907,705 of development costs which were capitalised. The strong containment of costs through the 2009 calendar year that underpins this improved result is a reflection of the restructure of the business undertaken in early 2009 in light of the global financial downturn and the resultant slowing of revenue growth anticipated at that time.
The Net Loss for the six months to 31 December 2009 was A$402,568 compared to a Net Profit of A$358,099 for the equivalent six month period to 31 December 2008. Note again that all development costs have been expensed during the current period, whilst they were capitalized during the prior period, a change which significantly impacts direct comparisons between the periods.
At 31 December 2009 cash on hand was A$620,228 compared to A$679,166 as at 30 June 2009.
Operational Highlights
DSS
The 6 month period to 31 December 2009 saw significant activity in the DSS business, particularly in the mining and resources sectors. A number of new DSS clients were established at multiple new mining operations during the period. These new installations have typically been the initial pilot phase of wider deployments as anticipated by the respective client. A portion of the DSS activity during the period has facilitated the integration of the DSS product suite into the client's global operations, and we anticipate a number of those initial pilots will mature into substantial commercial deployments during the next 6 months and beyond.
Revenue for the DSS business for the half-year to 31 December 2009 was A$346,259. The Directors anticipate strong revenue growth in the current half due to the large number of opportunities available to be converted to sales including the recently announced deals with Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold Inc (announced 12 February 2010) and BHP Billiton (announced 17 March 2010).
The Company is well advanced in negotiations for a number of other DSS deals, and is also progressing distributor arrangements in a number of countries to service the resources sector including South Africa, Botswana, Brazil and Chile. The results of these negotiations will be announced to investors in due course.
The DSS product itself has developed substantially during the period, and as evidenced by the recently announced commercial deals we now offer a product that is proven to solve real commercial issues around driver fatigue and distraction at an affordable price point.
During the next 6 months the Company intends to focus on:
· converting a number of the existing DSS opportunities into sales;
· successful deployments for existing customers;
· growing the pipeline of opportunities through the appointment of distributors to cover Africa and South America; and
· increasing the direct sales force to target the resources sector in Australasia and North America .
TrueField Analyzer
TrueField Analyzer (TFA) was debuted at the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) Annual Meeting in San Francisco in October 2009. The next phase of the commercialization of the TFA is through a program of independent luminary evaluations of the device, prior to the full scale commercial introduction of the device. In the final preparations for that program a potential shortcoming in the TFA's stimulus delivery mechanism has been recently identified. The luminary evaluation program is currently on hold, and will remain so, until this matter is fully identified and resolved. The matter is being addressed by collaborative work between the Company and our TFA colleagues at the Australian National University's Research School of Biology, within which this ongoing work is supported through a number of academic grants.
In anticipation of the release of the TFA, the Company has engaged in extensive regional market development including the evaluation of and negotiation with prospective distribution and channel partners, a number of whom have followed the development of the TFA since inception. The intention is to enter into agreement with one or more of these partners who have the capacity to drive the introduction of the TFA across the global ophthalmic marketplace.
faceAPI
faceAPI developer licence sales have continued to gather momentum, with growing sales of developer licences and a number of production licence sales during the period. faceAPI revenue for the six months to 31 December 2009 was A$195,033, representing an increase in excess of 90% from 2008.
The Company's strategy for faceAPI continues to focus on deriving revenues from the product through sales of the developer licence, and through sales of production licences which are required for applications using faceAPI that need to be distributed to end users.
The Company has developed an extensive opportunity pipeline for production licences through the period, and will continue to develop the product to address the needs of this growing market. The Company is in discussions with a number of "household name" companies that are interested in licensing the faceAPI to use in their own products.
faceLAB
faceLAB achieved revenues of A$1,713,634 for the six months to 31 December 2009, compared with A$1,121,633 in 2008.
The period has seen a number of large multi system sales and a resurgence in sales from Asia, which had slowed in recent years. In January 2010 the Company was advised by the University of Nottingham that it had won an open tender for 8 eye tracking systems displacing one of our key competitors whose product was already in use by the customer.
We continued to build on our exclusive partnership with Eye Tracking Inc., whose EyeWorks product, a highly optimized and advanced faceLAB data analysis environment, is integrated with and offered alongside our faceLAB product suite. It provides our clients with an enhanced user experience and opens the faceLAB suite to exciting new market opportunities, particularly in the expanding on-screen marketing usability industries.
William Mobbs Nick Cerneaz
Chairman Chief Executive Officer and Director
Statement of Financial Position Consolidated
As at 31 December 2009 31 December 2009 30 June 2009
Note A$ A$
ASSETS
Current assets
Cash and cash equivalents 5 620,228 679,166
Trade and other receivables 495,869 748,550
Inventories 198,587 259,728
Other current assets 45,040 44,972
Total Current Assets 1,359,724 1,732,416
Non-current Assets
Property, plant and equipment 255,508 302,549
Intangible assets 439,410 417,361
Capitalised development costs 601 -
Total Non-current assets 695,519 719,910
TOTAL ASSETS 2,055,243 2,452,326
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities
Trade and other payables 530,156 606,370
Provisions 221,930 232,571
Total Current liabilities 752,086 838,941
Non-current liabilities
Provisions 72,492 73,602
Total Non-current liabilities 72,492 73,602
TOTAL LIABILITIES 824,578 912,543
NET ASSETS 1,230,665 1,539,783
EQUITY
Contributed equity 9,646,776 9,646,776
Accumulated losses (9,290,161) (8,887,593)
Reserves 874,050 780,600
TOTAL EQUITY 1,230,665 1,539,783
The above statement of financial position should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
Statement of Comprehensive Income Consolidated Consolidated
For the half-year ended 31 December 2009 31 December 2009 31 December 2008
Note A$ A$
Continuing operations
Sale of goods and licence fees 2,278,550 2,815,965
Rendering of services 43,066 19,642
Revenue 2,321,616 2,835,607
Cost of Sales (526,149) (468,880)
Gross Profit 1,795,467 2,366,727
Other income 4 79,646 402,011
Research and Development Expenses (682,042) (475,195)
Distribution Expenses (296,923) -
Marketing expenses (493,425) (854,899)
Occupancy expenses (262,496) (218,391)
Administration expenses (376,671) (852,392)
Other expenses 4 (166,124) (9,179)
(Loss)/Profit from continuing operations before (402,568) 358,682
income tax
Income tax expense - (583)
Loss from continuing operations after income tax (402,568) 358,099
Net (loss)/profit for the period (402,568) 358,099
Other comprehensive income
Cash flow hedges: - (12,297)
Transferred to statement of comprehensive income
Foreign Currency Translation 50,732 (21,075)
Other comprehensive income 50,732 (33,372)
Total Comprehensive Income Net of Tax (351,836) 324,727
(Loss)/Profit per share (cents per share)
· basic for loss for the half year attributable to ordinary equity (0.129) 0.115
holders of the company
· diluted for loss for the half year attributed to ordinary equity (0.129) 0.115
holders of the company
The above statement of comprehensive income statement should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
Statement of changes in equity CONSOLIDATED
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 DEC 2009 Contributed Equity Accumulated Losses Foreign Currency Employee Equity Cash flow Hedge Total Equity
Translation Benefits Reserve Reserve
Note A$ A$ A$ A$ A$
A$
At 1 July 2008 9,646,776 (3,278,481) - 709,845 12,297 7,090,437
Profit for the half year - 358,099 - - - 358,099
Other comprehensive income - - (21,075) - (12,297) (33,372)
Total comprehensive income - 358,099 (21,075) - (12,297) 324,727
Transaction with owner in their capacity as owner
Share based payment - - - 18,337 - 18,337
At 31 December 2008 9,646,776 (2,920,382) (21,075) 728,182 - 7,433,501
At 1 July 2009 9,646,776 (8,887,593) 42,268 738,332 - 1,539,783
Loss for the half year - (402,568) - - - (402,568)
Other comprehensive income - - 50,732 - - 50,732
Total comprehensive income - (402,568) 50,732 - - (351,836)
Transaction with owner in their capacity as owner
Share based payment - - - 42,718 - 42,718
At 31 December 2009 9,646,776 (9,290,161) 93,000 781,050 - 1,230,665
The above statement of changes in equity should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
Statement of Cashflows Consolidated Consolidated
For the half year ended 31 December 2009 31 December 2009 31 December 2008
Note A$ A$
Cash flows from operating activities
Receipts from customers 2,459,392 2,854,633
Grants received 50,000 -
Payment to suppliers and employees (2,568,285) (2,559,400)
Interest received 7,816 80,769
Income Tax - (583)
Net cash flows (used in) / from operating (51,077) 375,419
activities
Cash flows from investing activities
Proceeds from sale of plant and equipment - 454
Purchase of plant and equipment (2,365) (173,420)
Payments for intangible assets (56,228) (69,902)
Payments for research and development costs - (1,225,842)
Net cash flows investing activities (58,593) (1,468,710)
Net decrease in cash and cash equivalents (109,670) (1,093,291)
Net foreign exchange differences 50,732 (21,075)
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 679,166 2,771,247
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period 5 620,228 1,656,881
The above cash flow statement should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
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RNS Number : 7112I Seeing Machines Limited 17 March 2010 17 March 2010 SEEING MACHINES SIGNS Significant DSS Contract WITH GlOBAL RESOURCEs COMPANY Seeing Machines Limited (AIM:SEE), a leading developer of advanced vision based industrial systems announces it has signed a contract for the supply of its DSS product suite with BHP Billiton (ASX:BHP, LSE:BLT) subsidiaries BHP Navajo Coal Company and San Juan Coal Company, both part of BHP Billiton's Energy Coal business unit. Seeing Machines and BHP Billiton Energy Coal are also in dialog about further deployments of the DSS across other mines within this business unit. The contract covers the fit out of the entire haul truck fleet, a number of ancillary vehicles and ongoing support services at the Navajo mine in New Mexico, USA. The installation will be completed next month and represents the Company's largest DSS installation in the mining sector at this time. The DSS is an active system that directly monitors the driver of a vehicle for distraction and fatigue events and provides a series of interventions aimed at managing these events and averting potential disasters. Seeing Machines CEO, Nick Cerneaz said: "We are very pleased to be working with BHP Billiton on such a significant contract for Seeing Machines. The operational conditions for drivers in the mining industry are very demanding and the DSS provides a proven technology option for mine site operators to use in their efforts to minimize both the direct costs of accidents and those knock-on effects of interrupted production. We believe this deal with BHP Billiton, and other recent announcements are indicative of the huge potential growth opportunities for our DSS business in the mining sector."
For further information:
www.seeingmachines.com
--- Information for Editors --- About BHP Billiton. More information about BHP Billiton is available from their web site www.bhpbilliton.com. About Seeing Machines Limited Seeing Machines is a leading developer of advanced vision based industrial systems, specializing in automotive, medical, entertainment and research applications. More information is available from our web site: www.seeingmachines.com. About the DSS The DSS is an active system that directly monitors the driver of a vehicle for distraction and fatigue events and provides a series of interventions aimed at managing these events and averting potential disasters. The DSS Suite integrates three layers of risk mitigation:
3. management reporting, driver feedback & training, utilizing the DSSi product. The DSS-IVS sensors monitor the driver's head motion & eye closure. When the driver's eyes have not been focussed on the roadway ahead for a period, either because the driver is looking elsewhere (a distraction event), or because they are closed (for example during a microsleep event), then the DSS-IVS detects this event and generates instant alarms, such as:
· Seat vibration tactile feedback. These instant alerts rouse the driver and help them regain focus on the roadway ahead and re-establish safe operation of the vehicle. The DSS product suite includes options to link the alerts with dispatchers and controllers located in central control rooms using an organization's existing communications infrastructure. DSS-Link or DSS-Relay allows the DSS-IVS alerts to be instantly forwarded to the dispatcher/controller in the central control room, allowing them to make appropriate interventions based on the Fatigue Management Plan (FMP) relevant to the specific organisation. Such real-time interventions can include: · Contacting/communicating directly with the driver,
Finally, the DSSi product is an integrated data management, analysis and reporting system that gives fleet managers the information they need to manage their vehicles and drivers effectively. Coupled with an effective Fatigue Management Plan (FMP) the DSS suite allows organizations to take active steps to manage driver fatigue and distraction in their operations, and mitigate risks at all levels in the process. More information about the DSS, including a case study detailing an organization that has used the DSS to dramatically reduce accidents attributed to fatigue or distraction (in fact to record 11 months so far without any such accidents in a fleet that previously had an excessive accident rate) can be found in our recent newsletter: SM-News, available at: www.seeingmachines.com/latest-news/ General information about the DSS is available from: www.seeingmachines.com/product/dss/. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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RNS Number : 5616I Seeing Machines Limited 15 March 2010 15 March 2010 Seeing Machines Limited SEEING MACHINES AWARDED DSS CONTRACT FOR WORLD's LARGEST GOLD MINE Seeing Machines Limited (AIM:SEE) announces it has been awarded a contract to supply DSS driver monitoring equipment to the Grasberg mine in Indonesia owned by PT Freeport Indonesia, a subsidiary of Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold. Seeing Machines is a leading developer of advanced vision based industrial systems. The DSS is an active system that directly monitors the driver of a vehicle for distraction and fatigue events and provides a series of interventions aimed at managing these events and averting potential disasters. DSS driver monitoring equipment will be installed in haul trucks operating at the mine, and is being considered for other logistics equipment that operate throughout the property. This initial DSS deployment is designed to address the practical and logistical issues of this remote site and to integrate the DSS within site operations ahead of wider deployments anticipated in the future. Nick Cerneaz, CEO of Seeing Machines commented: "This major DSS installation is the first contract within the framework of the new Master Purchasing Agreement signed with Freeport-McMoRan last month (announced 12 February 2010). We believe this new contract provides a strong platform for continued growth of our DSS business across the entire mining industry."
For further information:
www.seeingmachines.com
--- Information for Editors --- About Seeing Machines Limited Seeing Machines is a leading developer of advanced vision based industrial systems, specializing in automotive, medical, entertainment and research applications. More information is available from our web site: www.seeingmachines.com. About the DSS The DSS is an active system that directly monitors the driver of a vehicle for distraction and fatigue events and provides a series of interventions aimed at managing these events and averting potential disasters. The DSS Suite integrates three layers of risk mitigation:
3. management reporting, driver feedback & training, utilizing the DSSi product. The DSS-IVS sensors monitor the driver's head motion & eye closure. When the driver's eyes have not been focussed on the roadway ahead for a period, either because the driver is looking elsewhere (a distraction event), or because they are closed (for example during a microsleep event), then the DSS-IVS detects this event and generates instant alarms, such as:
· Seat vibration tactile feedback. These instant alerts rouse the driver and help them regain focus on the roadway ahead and re-establish safe operation of the vehicle. The DSS product suite includes options to link the alerts with dispatchers and controllers located in central control rooms using an organization's existing communications infrastructure. DSS-Link or DSS-Relay allows the DSS-IVS alerts to be instantly forwarded to the dispatcher/controller in the central control room, allowing them to make appropriate interventions based on the Fatigue Management Plan (FMP) relevant to the specific organisation. Such real-time interventions can include: · Contacting/communicating directly with the driver,
Finally, the DSSi product is an integrated data management, analysis and reporting system that gives fleet managers the information they need to manage their vehicles and drivers effectively. Coupled with an effective Fatigue Management Plan (FMP) the DSS suite allows organizations to take active steps to manage driver fatigue and distraction in their operations, and mitigate risks at all levels in the process. More information about the DSS, including a case study detailing an organization that has used the DSS to dramatically reduce accidents attributed to fatigue or distraction (in fact to record 11 months so far without any such accidents in a fleet that previously had an excessive accident rate) can be found in our recent newsletter: SM-News, available at: www.seeingmachines.com/latest-news/ General information about the DSS is available from: www.seeingmachines.com/product/dss/. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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RNS Number : 0631H Seeing Machines Limited 12 February 2010 12 February 2010 Seeing Machines Limited SEEING MACHINES SIGNS 1ST MAJOR DEAL WITH GLOBAL mining Company Seeing Machines Limited (AIM:SEE) announces it has concluded a Master Purchasing Agreement ("MPA") with Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold Inc. ("Freeport"). The MPA is a corporate level agreement establishing the master terms and conditions for the supply of the DSS product suite to Freeport's group of operating companies. Freeport (NYSE:FCX) is a global mining company with copper, gold and molybdenum operations across multiple continents. This first resource industry deal follows the successful completion of a short DSS pilot at one of Freeport's copper mines in the USA. Nick Cerneaz, CEO of Seeing Machines commented: "We are very excited to be working with Freeport in their efforts to actively manage driver fatigue in their operations, especially in their haul truck fleets. The intended deployment of DSS will be undertaken on a mine by mine basis and it is anticipated that the first new installations will be completed within this financial year. "The pilot has also demonstrated the strong performance and reliability of the DSS in the very tough operating conditions typical of mining/resource industry deployments. With a number of DSS pilots currently underway with other mining/resource companies, we are enthusiastic about the future success of the DSS."
For further information:
www.seeingmachines.com
--- Information for Editors --- About Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold Inc. More information about Freeport is available from their web site www.fcx.com. About Seeing Machines Limited Seeing Machines is a leading developer of advanced vision based industrial systems, specializing in automotive, medical, entertainment and research applications. More information is available from our web site: www.seeingmachines.com. About the DSS The DSS is an active system that directly monitors the driver of a vehicle for distraction and fatigue events and provides a series of interventions aimed at managing these events and averting potential disasters. The DSS Suite integrates three layers of risk mitigation:
3. management reporting, driver feedback & training, utilizing the DSSi product. The DSS-IVS sensors monitor the driver's head motion & eye closure. When the driver's eyes have not been focussed on the roadway ahead for a period, either because the driver is looking elsewhere (a distraction event), or because they are closed (for example during a microsleep event), then the DSS-IVS detects this event and generates instant alarms, such as:
· Seat vibration tactile feedback. These instant alerts rouse the driver and help them regain focus on the roadway ahead and re-establish safe operation of the vehicle. The DSS product suite includes options to link the alerts with dispatchers and controllers located in central control rooms using an organization's existing communications infrastructure. DSS-Link or DSS-Relay allows the DSS-IVS alerts to be instantly forwarded to the dispatcher/controller in the central control room, allowing them to make appropriate interventions based on the Fatigue Management Plan (FMP) relevant to the specific organisation. Such real-time interventions can include: · Contacting/communicating directly with the driver,
Finally, the DSSi product is an integrated data management, analysis and reporting system that gives fleet managers the information they need to manage their vehicles and drivers effectively. Coupled with an effective Fatigue Management Plan (FMP) the DSS suite allows organizations to take active steps to manage driver fatigue and distraction in their operations, and mitigate risks at all levels in the process. More information about the DSS, including a case study detailing an organization that has used the DSS to dramatically reduce accidents attributed to fatigue or distraction (in fact to record 11 months so far without any such accidents in a fleet that previously had an excessive accident rate) can be found in our recent newsletter: SM-News, available at: www.seeingmachines.com/latest-news/ General information about the DSS is available from: www.seeingmachines.com/product/dss/. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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Well for me this is a real mixed bag....
+ves: faceLAB performance (sequential half on half improvement for last 3 periods) faceAPI performance (small but increasingly significant contribution) -ves: DSS performance (sequential reduction not yet reversed though outlook based on post period wins is now said to be bright....) TrueField Analyser delay (again!) All this underlines that H2 needs to be good now to provide solid FYE results in September..... otherwise credibility will be gone.... all still to play for..... I expect a bumpy ride as additional trading RNS announcements are made. All IMHO, DYOR and GLA. |
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I agree. 25% revenue growth, liabilities are lower, cash reserves maintained and big contracts with large organisations. Sounds very promising.
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Check the news section...interim results out now!
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