Seeing Machines

There is an increasing understanding of the importance of Active Fatigue and Distraction Detection (AFDD) devices to enhance safety in the oil and gas industry.

Seeing Machines maintains a global network of authorized distributors for Guardian sales.

With various requirements for driver fatigue and distraction technology for oil and gas fleets, explore the difference between AFDD devices, DDAW systems, and ADDW systems.

Seeing Machines provides FORS operators with its Guardian solution to monitor driver fatigue and distraction under the FORS Drive Safe program.

The 2022-23 Guardian Insights Report delves into deidentified data from 25,202 vehicles across 2,585 fleets in Australia and New Zealand.

Flying an aircraft is a visual task. Eye tracking technology can help learning and development of commercial pilots.

Seeing Machines is calling on Canberra families to help enhance safety features for its leading Driver Monitoring System (DMS) technology.

Greg Murphy partnered with Seeing Machines' New Zealand distributor AutoSense to promote road safety and the Guardian driver safety solution.

The board changes include the resignation from the Seeing Machines Board of two Non-Executive Directors with the effect from the end of the 2020 AGM.

Australian distributor, Connect Source, extended their agreement with Seeing Machines to distribute a further 2,500 Guardian units to fleets.

ACT Chief Minister, Andrew Barr, opened Seeing Machines' Canberra based Guardian Monitoring Centre, providing employment opportunities for neurodiverse and disadvantaged jobseekers in the ACT.

Seeing Machines integrates its FOVIO driver monitoring platform into new vehicle architectures for a European OEM customer.

Seeing Machines’ DMS technology, used by manufacturers like General Motors and Mercedes-Benz, relies on real-world data from Canberra to train AI safety features.

Gary Collins is responsible for all aspects of the Seeing Machines automotive business, including strategy, growth and profitability.

Martin Ive leads Seeing Machines’ Finance organisation and is responsible for providing financial insights and information to guide operational and strategic decisions.

Nick DiFiore advises Seeing Machines on strategic projects for its Automotive business unit.

As the leader of one of the Australian Capital Territory’s largest private employers, Paul brings significant corporate experience to focus the company on strategic growth as the company’s technology becomes central to a global push for enhanced safety across the world’s transport systems with a specific focus on roads.

Seeing Machines is on a mission to achieve zero transport fatalities with the world's most advanced interior sensing technology.

Seeing Machines develops human data-driven technology to improve road safety and reduce fatalities.

Seeing Machines offers technology and products designed to improve road safety.

Seeing Machines’ driver and occupant monitoring technology reduces transport fatalities by enhancing safety.

Seeing Machines protects and manages the personal data it collects.

Seeing Machines provides the Guardian product to monitor driver attentiveness and intervene in fatigue or distraction events.