Computer vision safety platform for driver and operator monitoring across transport
Seeing Machines builds AI-powered driver monitoring systems (DMS) using computer vision to detect drowsiness, distraction, and attention lapses across automotive, fleet, aviation, rail, and off-road sectors. The tech stack reveals a production-grade ML infrastructure—C++, Kubernetes, Prometheus, Grafana, Vertex AI, MLflow—paired with simulation frameworks (NVIDIA Isaac Sim, MuJoCo) and synthetic data pipelines, indicating heavy investment in edge deployment and model reliability. Active projects around edge inference, cost-to-serve optimization, and customer account penetration suggest the company is moving from R&D toward operational scaling and deeper land-and-expand within existing transport clients.
Seeing Machines is a publicly traded Australian company delivering computer vision-based safety technology to global transport operators. The platform monitors driver and operator attention in real time, identifying drowsiness and distraction through analysis of heads, faces, and eyes. The company serves automotive OEMs, commercial fleet operators, aviation, rail, and off-road markets, with offices in Australia, USA, Europe, and Asia. At 201–500 employees, the organization is actively hiring across engineering, design, and sales roles in Australia and the UK, with recent project focus on deploying ML models to embedded hardware and optimizing customer acquisition and retention within core verticals.
C++, Python, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS/Azure/GCP, Jenkins, Prometheus, Grafana, Vertex AI, MLflow, and NVIDIA Isaac Sim for simulation and synthetic data generation.
Deploying AI models to edge devices, developing C++ inference logic, improving ML ops pipelines, synthetic data generation for computer vision, and expanding customer penetration and contract renewals in transport verticals.
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