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Seeing Machines — Investor Presentation (May 2018)

22 slides from Seeing Machines's investor presentation, May 14, 2018

  1. Slide 1: Guardian Manager Onboarding

    Guardian Manager Onboarding

  2. Slide 2: What is Guardian?

    WHAT IS GUARDIAN? • Guardian is an intelligent driver safety solution that monitors driver fatigue and distraction, to ensure drivers get home safely after every shift.

  3. Slide 3: Guardian Components

    GUARDIAN COMPONENTS 1. Processor Unit 2. In-Cab Sensor (ICS) 3. Vibration Motor 4. Forward Facing Camera (FFC)* 5. Wi-Fi Antenna 6. 3G Antenna 7. Infrared (IR) Illuminators 8. GPS Antenna *Optional

  4. Slide 4: How Guardian Works

    HOW GUARDIAN WORKS • Tracks the driver’s face, eyes and head movements to measure eyelid closure, blink rate and head position. • Head movements or eyelid closure that exceed the set parameters activate an event. • When fatigue or distraction is detected, an audio alarm sounds and/or seat vibrates.

  5. Slide 5: How Guardian Works

    HOW GUARDIAN WORKS • No additional set up required by drivers. • In-cab alerts (audio, seat vibration) • Monitoring when vehicle is turned on - Must detect eyes and mouth - Detects fatigue through eye closure - Detects distraction through head movement - The minimum vehicle speed for event detection

  6. Slide 6: Event Types

    EVENT TYPES Fatigue • Detected when the driver’s eyes are closed or nearly closed. Distraction • Detected when the driver’s head position is not facing the road. Field of View • Field of View (FOV) events are detected when Guardian is unable to detect the driver’s facial features (eyes, nose, mouth)

  7. Slide 7: Fatigue Events

    FATIGUE EVENTS • Fatigue events are detected through eye closure of 1.5 secs* while the vehicle is travelling at or above a speed threshold of 10 km/h* * *Recommended, configurable

  8. Slide 8: Distraction Events

    DISTRACTION EVENTS • Distraction events are detected when the driver's head position is not facing forward for 4 secs* while the vehicle is travelling at or above 40 km/h*. * Recommended, configurable

  9. Slide 9: Field of View Exception

    FIELD OF VIEW EXCEPTION • Field of View (FOV) exceptions are detected when the in-cab sensor (ICS) can’t track the driver’s facial features after 10 mins* while the vehicle is travelling at or above 10 km/h*. • Causes: - ICS being covered (shown) - IR pods being covered - ICS misaligned or out of fo

  10. Slide 10: Manual Recording

    MANUAL RECORDING Feature available if Guardian Forward-Facing Camera installed TEST BUTTON FUNCTIONALITY • Quick press & release ➢ Video footage is recorded from ICS and FFC,15 seconds before the button press and 30 seconds afterwards.* • Press & wait for a single beep (2 seconds) ➢ Captures a still

  11. Slide 11: Black Box Data

    BLACK BOX DATA • 24 hrs of continuous video recording (overwrites data every 24hrs) • Disconnect power as quickly as possible following an incident, to avoid loss of data • Requires physical extraction of encrypted data using a laptop • Decrypted footage and Black Box report by Seeing Machines suppl

  12. Slide 12: Guardian Center

    GUARDIAN CENTER • 24/7 Guardian Center Analysis ➢ Event Classification • Fatigue Intervention Plan (FIP) ➢ Phone calls for confirmed fatigue events • Data and reports “the combinationof in-cab warnings to drivers plusmanager intervention and long term planningprovides 95% improvement in reducing fat

  13. Slide 13: Event Detection & Notification

    EVENT DETECTION & NOTIFICATION Continuous Your company is notified optimization of through Guardian Live safety policy and fatigue mitigation Fatigue or In-cab alerts Distraction activated event detected Supervisor takes action to mitigate risk 24/7 Guardian 24/7 Guardian Center Center reviews and p

  14. Slide 14: Fatigue Intervention Plan (FIP)

    FATIGUE INTERVENTION PLAN (FIP) • Phone calls only made for confirmed fatigue events (microsleep or drowsiness) Fatigue Event Num ber (same truck, same Follow -Up Em ail Recipients (sent by Im m ediate Procedure shift) analyst) First Fatigue Event Telephone call to first site contact, or second site

  15. Slide 15: Data & Reporting

    DATA & REPORTING • Website: Guardian Live ➢ View event data and current vehicle status • Daily activity report • Daily diagnostic report • Weekly progress report • Ad-Hoc reports (fee for service) • Data is available for up to 12 months in the Guardian Live

  16. Slide 16: Fleet Page

    FLEET PAGE • Vehicles, last contact, last known location, current diagnostic faults

  17. Slide 17: Alerts Tab

    ALERTS TAB GUARDIAN _....... ‘Showing events between 30/04/2018 and 14/05/2018 11:59 PM +10.00 Date (Ciesr) {rs Veticle Type of event Fatigue - microsleep Attention off road- distracted driving Attention off road- distracted driving Attention off road- distracted driving ‘Attention off road- distrac

  18. Slide 18: Event Details

    DETAILS P04025-S00007111 (4.2.1.108496) (UTC+06:00) Dhaka Download recordin Show map Time: Today at 10:20:30 AM+06:00 (2 hrs 52 mins ago) Location (GPS): 47.0908 N, 51.9258 E Oteshqali Atambayev St 27, Atyrau, Kazakhstan Alarms: Audio, GPIO Duration: 1.88s Bearing: 42° Trip time (h:m:s): 00:07:09 Tr

  19. Slide 19: Online Resources

    ONLINE RESOURCES • Access and download manuals, tutorials & support documents: http://www.seeingmachines.co m/guardian/customer- resources/

  20. Slide 20: Installation & Maintenance

    INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE • Installation and maintenance by certified technicians only • Laptop required (software configuration) • 3-5 hours • Support materials for technicians available on the TCP (https://tcp.seeingmachines.com)

  21. Slide 21: How Do I Seek Support

    HOW DO I SEEK SUPPORT • 24/7 Seeing Machines Support Email: support@seeingmachines.com Phone: 02 6108 4313 • Account Manager – Email: Phone:

  22. Slide 22: Thank you

    Thank you • The information contained in this presentation has been prepared by Seeing Machines Limited (ABN 34 0938 772 31) and is general background information about Seeing Machines’ products and services current at the date of this presentation. This information is subject to material updating,

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