Seeing Machines, a company specializing in vision-based monitoring technology, has formed a Future Mobility Group to meet the growing demand from the autonomous driving sector and to explore new commercial opportunities. As autonomous vehicle programs transition from development to commercial deployment, there is a need for production-ready, human-centered safety systems. Seeing Machines has been working with leading autonomous-driving companies and has its Guardian-based solution installed in over 1,000 self-driving development vehicles.
With the industry's shift toward commercial deployment, there is increasing demand for embedded solutions that can safely and effectively support scaling. The Future Mobility Group at Seeing Machines aims to support autonomous vehicle programs through all stages, from development to commercial scale, by collaborating with global customers to embed its next-generation driver and occupant monitoring system technology into its products and services.
Seeing Machines is setting a precedent by dedicating a team to support the full life cycle of autonomous vehicle programs, using its Guardian Back-up Driver Monitoring System as a foundation. The Future Mobility Group is positioned to align its technology and commercial activities to support the deployment of fully autonomous robo-taxi services, logistics and delivery fleets, and tele-operated vehicle platforms. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Australia, Seeing Machines is noted for its AI algorithms, embedded processing and optics that provide real-time understanding of vehicle operators, aiming to revolutionize global transport safety.
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