This is one to read closely as it is asking shareholders to approve a brand new Constitution not just amend the old one.AGM notice listed on the ASX. Details how to log in remotely and vote etc.
98 pages of info to devour.
www.zf.com
www.seeingmachines.com
www.nviso.ai
nviso.ai
www.nviso.ai
Such a shame this isn't (or can't be) announced on the ASX.Nviso collaboration is a good one.
Plenty of doors to unlock thru this partnership.
Definitely a player
Nviso + Cetera Financial
Cetera launches Decipher at Connect19 National Conference in Colorado, USA - NVISO
Cetera has successfully promoted Decipher during their 2019 Annual Connect19 National Conference hosted from July 22nd to July 25th 2019 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver. Connect19 boasts more than 4,000 attendees and it is one of the industry’s largest and most prominent gatherings...
Nviso + Seeing Machines
NVISO and Seeing Machines to Bring Human Behaviour AI to Automotive World
NVISO and Seeing Machines to demonstrate Advanced Driver Monitoring System for detecting Driver Emotion at AI Expo 2020 in Tokyo, Japanwww.nviso.ai
Nviso + Panasonic
NVISO and PANASONIC sign license agreement to embed Human Behaviour AI in companion robots - NVISO
NVISO signs a multi-year license agreement with PANASONIC for deployment of its Human Behavioural Analytics AI software solution in the PANASONIC Companion Robot NICOBO Lausanne, Switzerland – March 15, 2022 – nViso SA (NVISO), the leading Human Behavioural Analytics AI company, is pleased to...
Nviso + Paincheck
PainChek and NVISO are Redefining Pain Assessment - NVISO
NVISO’s client, PainChek™, uses video analysis, powered by NVISO’s AI-based visual intelligence technology, to detect facial expressions and characteristics most consistent with acute and chronic pain. A new video introducing the technology behind their present and future applications has been...
Nviso + Tobii DMS
Nviso + BNZ ( Bank of New Zealand )
BNZ uses facial recognition software to uncover New Zealanders' financial feelings - Retail Banker International
Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has adopted facial recognition software for its website to help customers understand how they feel about their money.www.retailbankerinternational.com
Nviso + F&P Robotics
Investor Fact Sheet | NVISO
NVISO are leading experts in artificial intelligence and deep learning to accurately detect and predict human behaviors using visual intelligence.www.ir.nviso.ai
Hi @Dhm
A great resource generously shared. Many thanks @Taproot it has already been copied and sent off to my network. LOL FFNviso collaboration is a good one.
Plenty of doors to unlock thru this partnership.
Definitely a player
Nviso + Cetera Financial
Cetera launches Decipher at Connect19 National Conference in Colorado, USA - NVISO
Cetera has successfully promoted Decipher during their 2019 Annual Connect19 National Conference hosted from July 22nd to July 25th 2019 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver. Connect19 boasts more than 4,000 attendees and it is one of the industry’s largest and most prominent gatherings...
Nviso + Seeing Machines
NVISO and Seeing Machines to Bring Human Behaviour AI to Automotive World
NVISO and Seeing Machines to demonstrate Advanced Driver Monitoring System for detecting Driver Emotion at AI Expo 2020 in Tokyo, Japan
Nviso + Panasonic
NVISO and PANASONIC sign license agreement to embed Human Behaviour AI in companion robots - NVISO
NVISO signs a multi-year license agreement with PANASONIC for deployment of its Human Behavioural Analytics AI software solution in the PANASONIC Companion Robot NICOBO Lausanne, Switzerland – March 15, 2022 – nViso SA (NVISO), the leading Human Behavioural Analytics AI company, is pleased to...
Nviso + Paincheck
PainChek and NVISO are Redefining Pain Assessment - NVISO
NVISO’s client, PainChek™, uses video analysis, powered by NVISO’s AI-based visual intelligence technology, to detect facial expressions and characteristics most consistent with acute and chronic pain. A new video introducing the technology behind their present and future applications has been...
Nviso + Tobii DMS
Nviso + BNZ ( Bank of New Zealand )
BNZ uses facial recognition software to uncover New Zealanders' financial feelings - Retail Banker International
Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has adopted facial recognition software for its website to help customers understand how they feel about their money.
Nviso + F&P Robotics
Investor Fact Sheet | NVISO
NVISO are leading experts in artificial intelligence and deep learning to accurately detect and predict human behaviors using visual intelligence.
Loved the quote "we want a Mercedes to constantly learn..."It says there are 73 people waiting to watch this link. I wonder how many of them are us?
Two companies that I've been following have been ZF and Seeing machines, and now I've discovered they are customers of NVISO.
ZF:
I remember seeing this post from a colleague on Linkedin a few months ago:
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and upon searching the ZF ProAI Supercomputer, I found:
ZF ProAI Supercomputer: The Source of Vehicle Intelligence - ZF
The intelligence of future vehicles will be controlled by a few extremely powerful central computers like the new ZF ProAI. It is the most flexible, scalable and powerful automotive-grade supercomputer on the market.ZF ProAI: The Source of Vehicle Intelligence
The intelligence of future vehicles will be controlled by a few extremely powerful central computers like the new ZF ProAI. It is the most flexible, scalable and powerful automotive-grade supercomputer on the market.
Modern vehicles feature increasingly more software functions. When software combines the intelligence of sensor information with the control of smart actuators, new powerful functions like driver assist systems emerge, which provide more comfort, more safety, or even more range when driving electrically. This is only possible with smart software algorithms. In traditional vehicle architectures, the bits and bytes act mainly in decentralized electronic control units (ECUs). In new and future vehicle platforms, the electric and electronic architecture (E/E architecture) will change dramatically. The computing power and the main software functions will be bundled in a few domain or zone controllers.
At Auto Shanghai 2021, the ZF Group presented the next generation of its automotive-grade supercomputer ZF ProAI for the first time. This central computer perfectly meets the manufacturers' requirements for the software-defined vehicles and their new E/E-architectures. It can serve as domain, zone or central controller.
“The ZF ProAI is currently the most flexible, scalable, and powerful automotive-grade supercomputer in the world,” said Oliver Briemle, Head of L4 Feature Development, Domain Control and V2X at ZF.
It is suitable for any vehicle type and for all levels of automated and autonomous driving: from Level 2 to Level 5.
Standardization meets scalability
Customized high-performance solutions for vehicle intelligence, suitable to any vehicle platform, but based on a single product – that’s the new ZF ProAI.
“When developing the new ZF ProAI, we paid particular attention to two things: standardization and scalability. Because this simplifies the choice immensely when selecting ZF ProAI as the central computer for a vehicle: No matter what the application needs are – ZF has the ideal solution,” said Briemle.
Standardization and flexibility are also key for the processor and the connectors: The supercomputer’s modular set-up means it can be equipped with System-on-Chip (SoC) variants from different manufacturers – depending on the planned application and the computing power required. The connectors are compatible with all common plugs on the market. Also, ZF has relied on the highest level of flexibility regarding software. In addition to in-house solutions, the supercomputer also runs programs and operating systems of the OEMs or third-party developers. Depending on the desired performance, three cooling options are available: passive cooling, air cooling and liquid cooling. Nevertheless, the installation dimensions remain the same: The new ZF ProAI has a uniform and compact housing size of only 240 x 138 x 49 millimeters. This is significantly smaller than its previous models and thus gives more freedom in the choice of installation options in the vehicle.
“When developing the new ZF ProAI, we paid particular attention to two things: standardization and scalability.”
Oliver Briemle, Head of L4 Feature Development, Domain Control and V2X at ZF
More performance, less power consumption
The new ZF ProAI also comes with more performance than ever before. Depending on the desired application from Level 2 to Level 5 and the corresponding computing power required, ZF ProAI can execute between 20 trillion and one quadrillion computing steps – per second. With a performance of up to 250 TOPS per unit, that’s an increase of 66 percent compared to the previous model, the ZF ProAI RoboThink.
And while performance increases, power consumption drops even more: With 1 watt of power, the ProAI achieves a performance of approximately 3 TOPS. That's up to 70 percent less power consumption than before. And, as an automotive grade product, its high-tech interior is resilient and reliable even under harsh conditions. It also offers an ASIL-D computing performance with state-of-the-art protection against cyber threats.
Enabling new vehicle functions and tapping their full potential: The AI-capabilities of ZF ProAI are optimized for deep learning processes, further enhancing its ability to deliver advanced safety features. The board offers a 360° GPU-driven fusion of all available sensor data, including environmental measurement data from radars, LiDARs, cameras and audio patterns.
ZF also provides a measurement data interface (MDI) for ProAI to forward the collected sensor data unaltered to a central storage system for development and testing purposes. This makes it much easier for developers to train artificial intelligence for autonomous driving.
Given such possibilities, it is not surprising that orders are already being placed with ZF. The first volume production for the latest version of the ZF ProAI will start in 2024.
SEEINGMACHINES:
Seeing Machines | Technology to get everyone home safe
Seeing Machines' industry leading driver and occupant monitoring system technology is enhancing safety by reducing transport fatalities.
They are based in Canberra, are a customer of NVISO, and are also working with XILINX (mentioned previously in these threads) on their FOVIO automotive chip.
People are getting confused. Some of us were hoping Hey Mercedes infotainment only being released with Akida in new models not the full package with Nvidia to be released in 2024. Looking likely Mercedes will wait until 2024 before using Akida in any commercial model with Akida incorporated right throughout the car.
I hope it comes earlier but if I have to wait until 2024; it’s not preferable, but it’s still ok with me!
The way this is shaping up it might be that Peter van der Made's description of an 'explosion in sales' is starting to gain traction.
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What's also interesting is Mercedes will stop releasing new non-EV models from 2025. They'll continue to make them depending on the demand but not release new versions. My guess is they'll release a bunch of new models in 2024/25 just before the cut-off with Akida in them.
