Seeing Machines – Driving The Future
ACS Canberra Branch Forum
Registration End Date: Tue, 05 Dec, 02:00 PM
CompletedACS Canberra Branch Forum
Registration End Date: Tue, 05 Dec, 02:00 PM
Completed<div>As the world’s car makers enter the race to full autonomy, Seeing Machine’s computer vision based driver monitoring technology is poised to become a mandated requirement for a five-star safety rating.<br> <br>Founded within the Australian National University 17 years ago and still headquartered here in the ACT, Seeing Machines develops world leading technology that allows machines to see, understand and better assist people.<br> <br>Ken’s presentation will share the company’s rich and challenging history, an insight into its technology and how it’s being applied globally across five transport sectors to save lives and help people get home safely to family and friends. <br><br><b>Details of the event</b><br>Date: Tuesday, 5 December 2017<br>Time: 5:00PM – 5:15PM (Registration),<br> 5:15PM – 6:20PM (Presentation) and<br> 6:20PM – 7:00PM (Networking canapes and drinks)<br>Venue: Hyatt Hotel Canberra.<br><br><b>*Please join us for refreshments after the presentation.</b></div>
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