Smart Eye Joins the Nasdaq

Swedish eye tracking technology firm Smart Eye has begun listing its shares on the Nasdaq First North stock exchange in Stockholm.

The Göteborg-based firm, now trading with the symbol SEYE, develops systems which use multiple cameras to track the movement and direction of gaze in real time. Its Smart Eye Pro head mounted system measures eye movements across newspapers / adverts, and interaction with handheld devices, and its Research Instruments business focuses on advanced eye tracking systems for analysis of human behaviour. It also operates an Advanced Instruments business which monitors motorists' alertness while driving. In 2013, the firm secured a SEK 25m investment (c.EUR 2.9m), for further product development and market expansion.

CEO Martin Krantz (pictured) comments: 'The vision, when Smart Eye was founded in 1999, was that eye tracking one day will be present everywhere in man-machine interaction. Now the mass market is imminent, since eye tracking is moving into cars. Our listing on Nasdaq First North is an important step in our journey towards becoming the leading provider of eye tracking technology for the automotive industry'.

Web site: www.smarteye.se .

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