Seeing Machines is an award winning technology company focused on designing
vision-based human machine interfaces.
The company has developed a software application that tracks head, face and eye movements through non-contact video-based sensors. While their faceLAB software application is mainly used by research institutions worldwide, the company has used its technology to develop applications targeting a much larger market. Their Driver State Sensor application is being tested in order to develop an in-vehicle product capable of detecting driver's fatigue. A joint venture with Noah Basketball for the commercialisation of the company's technology in the area of basketball throws tracking and analysis has now released to market the first range of products. An innovative fast and non-intrusive glaucoma-detection device is currently being developed in a joint venture with the ANU and supported by an Ausindustry grant.
The company listed at the AIM (London Stock Exchange) in late 2005 and attracted considerable interest from UK investors and the UK press.
For more information please visit: www.seeingmachines.com.