Investors and analysts were privy to in-depth presentations from a collection of Seeing Machines’ business leaders at the SEE Inaugural Capital Markets Day, where they learnt of the company’s ongoing business momentum and high-level technology strategy.

CEO Paul McGlone reiterated that communication with shareholders is high on his agenda and that was one of the key drivers of the event, “I made a commitment to investors that we would communicate our plans more openly and give them an opportunity to interact with us, and that’s why we’re here in London…”, said Paul.

On the day some exciting new developments were discussed including renewal of the supply agreement with FOVIO Chip supplier, Xilinx, as well as cost reductions achieved for future manufacturing orders of Guardian DMS hardware. Presentations were followed by a networking session, giving attendees the opportunity to communicate individually with management and a chance to experience Seeing Machines’ Driver Monitoring Technology in a simulated environment.