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Smart Eye’s AIS Driver Support System Confirmed for Regulatory Approval Homologation with Leading Bus Manufacturer Solaris

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Smart Eye announced that its AIS Commercial Vehicle (CV) Alert driver support system has successfully passed homologation with Polish bus manufacturer Solaris, ensuring compliance with the EU's General Safety Regulation (GSR). This marks the second of Smart Eye's commercial vehicle customers to achieve certification using their AIS system.

The AIS CV Alert system, launched in October 2023, uses computer vision and AI to detect early signs of drowsiness, helping prevent accidents. Smart Eye partnered with Skymatik to support Solaris in implementing the system and achieving full GSR compliance.

This certification highlights Smart Eye's ability to meet GSR requirements and positions them to expand their reach to more commercial vehicle manufacturers across Europe. The company also recently launched AIS Focus, a system designed to detect driver distraction in real-time, addressing future GSR mandates.

Smart Eye ha annunciato che il suo AIS Commercial Vehicle (CV) Alert driver support system ha superato con successo l'omologazione con il produttore di autobus polacco Solaris, garantendo la conformità con il Regolamento Generale di Sicurezza (GSR) dell'UE. Questo rappresenta il secondo cliente nel segmento dei veicoli commerciali di Smart Eye a ottenere la certificazione utilizzando il loro sistema AIS.

Il sistema AIS CV Alert, lanciato nell'ottobre 2023, utilizza la visione computerizzata e l'intelligenza artificiale per rilevare segni precoci di sonnolenza, contribuendo a prevenire incidenti. Smart Eye ha collaborato con Skymatik per supportare Solaris nell'implementazione del sistema e nel raggiungimento della piena conformità al GSR.

Questa certificazione sottolinea la capacità di Smart Eye di soddisfare i requisiti del GSR e la posiziona per espandere la propria portata a più produttori di veicoli commerciali in tutta Europa. L'azienda ha anche recentemente lanciato AIS Focus, un sistema progettato per rilevare le distrazioni del conducente in tempo reale, affrontando future normative GSR.

Smart Eye anunció que su AIS Commercial Vehicle (CV) Alert driver support system ha superado con éxito la homologación con el fabricante de autobuses polaco Solaris, asegurando el cumplimiento del Reglamento General de Seguridad (GSR) de la UE. Esto marca el segundo cliente de vehículos comerciales de Smart Eye en lograr la certificación utilizando su sistema AIS.

El sistema AIS CV Alert, lanzado en octubre de 2023, utiliza visión por computadora e inteligencia artificial para detectar signos tempranos de somnolencia, ayudando a prevenir accidentes. Smart Eye se asoció con Skymatik para apoyar a Solaris en la implementación del sistema y alcanzar la plena conformidad con el GSR.

Esta certificación resalta la capacidad de Smart Eye para cumplir con los requisitos del GSR y la posiciona para expandir su alcance a más fabricantes de vehículos comerciales en toda Europa. La empresa también lanzó recientemente AIS Focus, un sistema diseñado para detectar la distracción del conductor en tiempo real, abordando futuros mandatos del GSR.

스마트 아이는 자사의 AIS 상업용 차량(CV) 경고 운전 지원 시스템이 폴란드 버스 제조업체인 솔라리스와의 인증을 성공적으로 통과했으며, 유럽연합의 일반 안전 규정(GSR)을 준수하고 있다고 발표했습니다. 이는 스마트 아이의 상업용 차량 고객 중 두 번째로 AIS 시스템을 사용하여 인증을 받은 사례입니다.

AIS CV Alert 시스템은 2023년 10월에 출시되었으며, 컴퓨터 비전과 AI를 사용하여 졸음의 조기 징후를 감지하여 사고를 예방하는 데 도움을 줍니다. 스마트 아이는 스카이미틱과 협력하여 솔라리스가 시스템을 구현하고 GSR 완전 준수를 달성하도록 지원했습니다.

이번 인증은 스마트 아이가 GSR 요구 사항을 충족할 수 있는 능력을 강조하고 있으며, 유럽 전역의 더 많은 상업용 차량 제조업체로 확장을 위한 기회를 열어줍니다. 또한 회사는 최근에는 운전자의 주의 산만을 실시간으로 감지하기 위해 설계된 AIS Focus 시스템도 출시했습니다. 이는 향후 GSR 지침을 다루는 것입니다.

Smart Eye a annoncé que son AIS Commercial Vehicle (CV) Alert driver support system avait réussi l'homologation avec le fabricant de bus polonais Solaris, garantissant ainsi le respect du Règlement Général de Sécurité (GSR) de l'UE. Cela marque le deuxième client de véhicules commerciaux de Smart Eye à obtenir la certification avec leur système AIS.

Le système AIS CV Alert, lancé en octobre 2023, utilise la vision par ordinateur et l'intelligence artificielle pour détecter les premiers signes de somnolence, contribuant ainsi à prévenir les accidents. Smart Eye a collaboré avec Skymatik pour aider Solaris à mettre en œuvre le système et à atteindre la pleine conformité au GSR.

Cette certification met en avant la capacité de Smart Eye à satisfaire les exigences du GSR et les positionne pour étendre leur portée à davantage de fabricants de véhicules commerciaux à travers l'Europe. L'entreprise a également récemment lancé AIS Focus, un système conçu pour détecter la distraction du conducteur en temps réel, répondant ainsi aux futures exigences du GSR.

Smart Eye gab bekannt, dass ihr AIS Commercial Vehicle (CV) Alert Fahrerunterstützungssystem erfolgreich die Homologation beim polnischen Bushersteller Solaris bestanden hat und damit die Anforderungen der europäischen Allgemeine Sicherheitsverordnung (GSR) erfüllt. Dies markiert den zweiten Kunden im Bereich der Nutzfahrzeuge von Smart Eye, der mit ihrem AIS-System die Zertifizierung erhalten hat.

Das AIS CV Alert-System, das im Oktober 2023 eingeführt wurde, nutzt Computer Vision und KI, um frühe Anzeichen von Müdigkeit zu erkennen und so Unfälle zu vermeiden. Smart Eye hat mit Skymatik zusammengearbeitet, um Solaris bei der Implementierung des Systems und der Erreichung der vollständigen GSR-Konformität zu unterstützen.

Diese Zertifizierung unterstreicht die Fähigkeit von Smart Eye, die GSR-Anforderungen zu erfüllen, und positioniert sie, um ihre Reichweite auf weitere Nutzfahrzeughersteller in Europa auszudehnen. Das Unternehmen hat auch kürzlich AIS Focus eingeführt, ein System, das entwickelt wurde, um Ablenkungen des Fahrers in Echtzeit zu erkennen und somit zukünftige GSR-Vorgaben zu berücksichtigen.

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  • Successful homologation of AIS CV Alert system with Solaris, a leading European bus manufacturer
  • Compliance with EU's General Safety Regulation (GSR)
  • Second commercial vehicle customer to achieve certification using Smart Eye's AIS system
  • Partnership with Skymatik for seamless deployment of the system
  • Launch of AIS Focus system to address future GSR mandates on driver distraction detection
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GÖTEBORG, SE / ACCESSWIRE / October 8, 2024 / Smart Eye (STO:SEYE)(OTC PINK:SMTEF)(FRA:SE9) The successful homologation process with Solaris, in compliance with the EU's General Safety Regulation (GSR), marks a significant milestone as the second of Smart Eye's commercial vehicle customers to achieve certification using a Smart Eye AIS system.

Gothenburg, Sweden - October 8, 2024  - Smart Eye, a global leader in Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS), today announced that its AIS Commercial Vehicle (CV) Alert driver support system has successfully passed homologation with Polish bus manufacturer Solaris . This certification ensures compliance with the EU's General Safety Regulation (GSR), which mandates the use of advanced drowsiness detection technology in all new trucks, buses, and cars.

Solaris, a leading manufacturer of city and intercity buses in Europe, is one of the first to achieve homologation with Smart Eye's AIS CV Alert system, closely following another European bus manufacturer's successful certification.

First launched in October 2023 , AIS CV Alert was designed to provide bus and truck manufacturers with an in-cabin solution that offers precise drowsiness detection and guarantees immediate GSR compliance. Using sophisticated computer vision and AI, the system detects early signs of drowsiness, helping to prevent accidents.

To deploy the AIS CV Alert system at Solaris, Smart Eye partnered with Skymatik , a company specializing in advanced automation and integration solutions. Together, they supported Solaris in successfully implementing the system, achieving full compliance with EU GSR regulations.

"This successful certification with Solaris highlights the strength of Smart Eye's AIS CV Alert system in meeting the rigorous GSR requirements," said Carl Bergendal, Sales Director AIS at Smart Eye. "As the GSR requirements drive rising demand for advanced driver support solutions, Smart Eye is well-positioned to extend our reach to more commercial vehicle manufacturers across Europe. Our position is also strengthened by our strong partner ecosystem, where key collaborators like Skymatik help ensure seamless deployment of our systems. We are looking forward to continuing to work closely with OEMs to ensure a smooth homologation process and enhance road safety."

"Working with Smart Eye and their AIS CV Alert system has allowed us to efficiently meet homologation requirements and further our commitment to enhancing safety in public transportation," said Arkadiusz Cierniak, Senior Design Engineer at Solaris. "Their technology has been critical in helping us ensure our vehicles comply with the latest EU safety standards, further establishing Solaris as a leading provider of safe, modern transportation solutions in Europe."

Smart Eye's AIS driver support system line not only meets today's regulatory requirements but also provides the flexibility to adapt to future safety demands, including the GSR's mandate on camera-based driver distraction detection. This new mandate came into force for all new type-registered vehicles in July 2024 and will encompass all new vehicles from July 2026. To address this, Smart Eye also recently launched AIS Focus , a system specifically designed to detect driver distraction in real-time, ensuring compliance with evolving GSR standards.

For more information, visit https://www.smarteye.se/solutions/automotive/fleet-and-aftermarket/ .

For more information:

Magnus Brunzell, VP Head of Applied AI Systems, Smart Eye AB
Email: magnus.brunzell@smarteye.se

About Smart Eye

Smart Eye is the leading provider of Human Insight AI, technology that understands, supports and predicts human behavior in complex environments. The company is on a mission to bridge the gap between humans and machines for a safe and sustainable future. Supported by Affectiva and iMotions - companies it acquired in 2021 - Smart Eye's multimodal software and hardware solutions provide unparalleled insight into human behavior.

In automotive, Smart Eye's driver monitoring systems and interior sensing solutions improve road safety and the mobility experience. The company's eye tracking technology and iMotions biosensor software platform are also used in behavioral research to enable advanced research in academic and commercial sectors. In media analytics, Affectiva's Emotion AI provides the world's largest brands and market researchers with a deeper understanding of how consumers engage with content, products, and services.

Founded in 1999, Smart Eye is a global company headquartered in Sweden, with customers including NASA, Nissan, Boeing, Honeywell, Volvo, GM, BMW, Polestar, Geely, Harvard University, 26 percent of the Fortune Global 500 companies, and over 1,300 research organizations around the world.

Visit www.smarteye.ai for more information.

Visit our investor web for more financial information: https://smarteye.se/investors/

Smart Eye is listed on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market. The Company's Certified Adviser is Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ).

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FAQ

What is the significance of Smart Eye's AIS CV Alert system passing homologation with Solaris?

The successful homologation ensures compliance with the EU's General Safety Regulation (GSR) and marks Smart Eye's second commercial vehicle customer to achieve certification using their AIS system. This strengthens Smart Eye's position in the market for advanced driver support solutions.

How does Smart Eye's AIS CV Alert system enhance road safety for Solaris buses?

The AIS CV Alert system uses computer vision and AI to detect early signs of drowsiness in drivers, helping to prevent accidents and improve overall road safety in Solaris buses.

When did Smart Eye (SMTEF) launch the AIS CV Alert system?

Smart Eye launched the AIS CV Alert system in October 2023, designed to provide bus and truck manufacturers with an in-cabin solution for precise drowsiness detection and immediate GSR compliance.

What is Smart Eye's (SMTEF) strategy for addressing future GSR mandates?

Smart Eye has launched AIS Focus, a system specifically designed to detect driver distraction in real-time, ensuring compliance with evolving GSR standards that will be mandatory for all new vehicles from July 2026.

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