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Smart Eye (OTC:SMTEF) and Airy3D will demonstrate a single-sensor passive 3D in-cabin monitoring solution at CES 2026.

The live demo (announced January 6, 2026) combines Smart Eye's eye-tracking and 3D posture software with Airy3D's DepthIQ method to extract depth from one automotive CMOS image sensor, aiming to reduce cost, size, power and system complexity while maintaining performance under sunlight and real-world conditions. The demonstration targets adaptive restraint applications that request added depth detection for higher ASIL levels.

Attendees can view the demo by invitation at Smart Eye booth #3327 and schedule meetings via the company's CES booking page.

Smart Eye (OTC PINK:SMTEF) and Green Hills Software will demonstrate an integrated driver monitoring and mixed‑criticality platform at CES 2026 (Jan 6–9). The production‑focused demo shows Smart Eye's safety‑critical driver monitoring software and a digital instrument cluster running on a single automotive ECU using Green Hills' ASIL‑certified INTEGRITY RTOS.

The setup includes multiple in‑vehicle ECUs, a cloud gateway, and CARLA driving simulation to trigger visual cluster alerts, network DMS events, gateway logging, and cloud telemetry — aiming to reduce integration complexity and shorten validation cycles for OEMs and Tier 1s.

Smart Eye (OTC: SMTEF) returns to CES 2026 (Jan 6-9) to demonstrate in-cabin intelligence advances, led by a real-time alcohol impairment detection feature named a CES 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree.

The impairment detection is built on real-world driving data, ships via Smart Eye's AIS system, and requires no new hardware. Demos include an empathetic AI co-driver (Sheila), bank-level iris authentication, under-display camera DMS, AIS Driver Support System, AI ONE DMS unit, and Concept Development Kits. Smart Eye will be at West Hall, booth #3327; meetings can be booked via the company's CES page.

Smart Eye AB has appointed its nomination committee for the 2025 Annual General Meeting, consisting of representatives from the four largest shareholders as of August 31, 2024. The committee members are:

• Anna Magnusson (Första AP-fonden), Chair of the Nomination Committee
• Malin Björkmo (Handelsbanken Fonder)
• Mary Irwin (Krantz family)
• Linda Jöfelt (Jöfelt family)

The committee represents approximately 28% of the voting rights of Smart Eye's outstanding shares. Their tasks include preparing proposals for the meeting chair, board members, remuneration, and auditor selection. Shareholders can submit proposals to the committee via email by January 15, 2025.

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 has expanded its credit facility to SEK 150 million, increasing its unused credit limit from SEK 82 million to SEK 232 million. The credit facility has a 12-month term from the date of drawdown, up to October 2026. The cost includes a SEK 7.5 million fee, a 1.5% charge on utilized credit, and a 1% monthly interest rate.

This expansion aims to create financial buffers against potential negative impacts on new car sales and support Smart Eye's expansion plans, including product development and potential acquisitions. CEO Martin Krantz cited concerns about global new car sales not meeting expected levels, which could affect licensing revenue growth. However, he remains optimistic about Smart Eye's licensing revenues, noting the impact of the ADDW legislation requiring adaptation of all European car models by 2026.

Smart Eye has secured a SEK 150 million credit facility through an agreement with an independent credit market actor group. This increases the company's unused credit limit from SEK 82 million to SEK 232 million. The facility aims to create financial buffers against potential negative impacts on new car sales and support Smart Eye's expansion plans, including product development and potential acquisitions.

CEO Martin Krantz explained that this proactive measure addresses the risk of continued lower-than-expected global new car sales affecting licensing revenue growth. Despite this, Smart Eye remains optimistic about its licensing revenues' development, supported by multiple car models and manufacturers. The ADDW legislation, effective mid-2024, requires adaptation of all European car models by 2026, which is expected to benefit the company. This increased credit limit complements Smart Eye's focus on cost control, providing additional financial security.

Smart Eye (STO:SEYE)(OTC PINK:SMTEF)(FRA:SE9) has secured a new design win for its Driver Monitoring System (DMS) technology with a leading North American car manufacturer. The order, valued at SEK 10 million, is for a new car model to be produced in China starting in 2026. This extends the company's relationship with an existing customer who has previously implemented Smart Eye's software in several car models.

With this addition, Smart Eye now boasts 359 design wins from 22 OEMs. The combined estimated lifetime value from current design wins exceeds SEK 8.235 billion, with potential for an additional SEK 3.215 billion from possible future design wins with these manufacturers.

CEO Martin Krantz emphasized that this win reinforces Smart Eye's position as a provider of high-quality, reliable DMS solutions and underscores their commitment to advancing vehicle safety worldwide.

Smart Eye (STO:SEYE, OTC PINK:SMTEF, FRA:SE9) has secured a new Driver Monitoring System (DMS) design win with a major Japanese car manufacturer. The order, valued at SEK 25 million, is for an additional car model from an existing customer, set to go into production in 2026. This brings Smart Eye's total design wins to 358 from 22 OEMs, with a combined estimated lifetime value of over SEK 8.225 billion.

The Japanese OEM will expand the range of features provided by Smart Eye's DMS technology in this new model. Smart Eye, a leading developer of DMS software for the automotive industry, estimates an additional potential value of SEK 3.225 billion from possible future design wins with all 22 vehicle manufacturers.