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Market:	AIM
Sector:	Technology
EPIC:	SEE
Latest Price:	2.38 (0.00%)
52-week High:	3.88
52-week Low:	1.88
Market Cap:	9.82M

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Seeing Machines Full Seeing Machines profile here

Seeing Machines (LON: SEE) is an award winning technology company with a focus on vision based human machine interfaces. Seeing Machines technology platform is based on world-leading computer vision processing technologies that allow machines to see and track human faces and certain facial features. These technologies enable the development of new cutting edge products and applications, ranging from devices that improve road safety & save lives, to those that help manage eye disease and prevent loss of eyesight.

The company’s focus is on deploying its computer vision technologies, worldwide, in:

Driver/operator safety products for transport markets through the DSS product range;
The TrueField Analyzer® (TFA) product for vision testing devices for healthcare markets;
New products in a range of markets including sports, entertainment, robotics and security through our faceAPI product; and
Human performance measurement through our faceLAB® product.

Seeing Machines appoints Barnes as chief financial officer

Thursday, January 19, 2012 by Ian Lyall

Facial recognition specialist Seeing Machines (LON:SEE) has appointed Jennifer Barnes to the position of chief financial officer with immediate effect.

She has held a number of senior finance positions in the private and public sector both here and in Australia and is a qualified certified practising accountant.

Managing director Ken Kroeger said: "We are delighted to welcome Jennifer to the Seeing Machines team.

“The skills and experience she brings to the company will be critical for our success in this current phase of growth and in transitioning to profitability."

Seeing Machines is at the cutting edge of facial recognition and eye-tracking. Its technology is being used in the world’s first laptop with a three-dimensional screen, and it has also produced an in-cab system that monitors how alert lorry drivers are.

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