Seeing Machines takes driver monitoring technology into factory robotics

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• McGlone described FY2026 as a pivotal year as Seeing...

• Seeing Machines Ltd (AIM:SEE, OTC:SEEMF, FRA:M2Z) CEO Paul McGlone and CFO Martin Ive talked with Proactive about the company’s FY2026 performance, the rapid growth of its driver monitoring systems (DMS) business and the outlook.

• Industrial robotics offers a market whose timing is not tied to carmakers' production schedules, which determine when the company earns royalties on shipped vehicles.

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• Seeing Machines has historically depended on automotive contracts, where its technology is fitted to new models by manufacturers to meet European safety regulations requiring driver monitoring.

• He said combining more than 25 years of human factors expertise with advanced AI would help machines anticipate risk and make human-machine interaction safer and more intuitive.

• Paul McGlone, chief executive, said the programme reflected the broader applicability of the company's technology.

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• The same underlying technology tracks drivers' eyes and heads in cars and trucks to detect distraction and fatigue.

• Perception Map applies what Seeing Machines calls Human-Centred AI, software designed to interpret where people are looking, what they are doing and how they are likely to behave.

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