SenSen Networks receives order to maintain 78 cameras in Singapore

The order comes via ATT Systems Group, a long-term channel partner for SenSen in Singapore.

The cameras run SenSen’s proprietary AI software throughout Singapore CBD

SenSen Networks Ltd (ASX:SNS) has received an order to supply software maintenance services for an additional 78 cameras monitoring illegal parking activities in Singapore’s CBD.

This increases the total number of cameras under software maintenance in the Singapore to 336.

The additional services are to be supplied by SenSen for an initial period of six months, commencing from 1 October 2019.

SenSen will earn additional monthly software-as-a-service (SaaS) revenue under the maintenance contract.

READ: SenSen Networks has eye on AI for real-time video surveillance

The order received from ATT Group to maintain the Singapore cameras follows a number of new orders, contracts, and extensions in 2019.

In June 2019, SenSen won a multi-year contract at the Gold Coast for its parking enforcement product.

This followed new orders in April 2019 from the Brisbane City Council for additional parking enforcement units.

Proactive caught up with the company in late April 2019 for an update.

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