According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 1.19 million people die annually in traffic crashes. Between 20 and 50 million more suffer non-fatal injuries, with many incurring a disability. According to the WHO, drivers using mobile phones are roughly four times more likely to be involved in an accident.

While numerous risk factors exist regarding global roadway crashes, what can we in the automotive and mobility industries do to reduce these alarming numbers? How can we make a difference through the latest technologies?

This question has been at the heart of Seeing Machines since its humble origins in 2000, from a robotics lab at the Australian National University to a world-leading innovator of DMS solutions underpinned by human factors science.

Paul McGlone, CEO of Seeing Machines, joins Carl Anthony for this episode of AutoVision News Radio. Paul shares how the company began its work in the mining vertical, branching into fleet, aviation, and other automotive applications. He also expands on the power of human factors science and why the company's mission to get everyone home safe will never change.

More Resources:

Seeing Machines Website: https://seeingmachines.com/

Jenny Campbell B. Rust, Senior Content Manager for Sense Media, visits the Seeing Machines headquarters in Canberra: https://tinyurl.com/u7t9c9pd

Operation Lifesaver: https://oli.org/

Railway Crossing in Merrill, Iowa via Google Street View: https://tinyurl.com/48ddw4an

Iowa DOT seeks grant to study the removal of the Merrill railroad crossing via Matt Hoffmann for KTIV News 4: https://tinyurl.com/5yuernrx

Key Facts on Road Traffic Injuries via the World Health Organization: https://tinyurl.com/2v57jcsj

Definitions, Challenges & Considerations of SDVs ft. Intrepid Control Systems, Dataspeed, Keysight Technologies, and AutoVision News Radio: https://tinyurl.com/4se7xxxz

The Software-Defined Future of Automotive ft. Volvo Group, Ford of Europe, and AutoVision News Radio via Reuters Events: https://tinyurl.com/2snc7vdu

Follow AutoVision News Radio on LinkedIn: https://tinyurl.com/49jyrd3b

If software will define every vehicle in the world, how do we create software that provides a world-class experience? How do we harness the promise of new software innovations to drive engagement, excitement, and brand loyalty among a new generation of car buyers?

Scott Tobin, CEO of Envorso, joins Carl Anthony on AutoVision News Radio to discuss effective strategies and key benchmarks for companies as they plan and evaluate their software roadmaps. Recorded during the Mobility Global Forum at the 2025 Detroit Auto Show, Scott also expands on the organizational challenges hindering SDV innovation, the need for standardization, and the importance of focusing on talent.

More Resources:

Avoiding Pitfalls and Seizing Opportunities for Software-Designed Vehicles: Scott Tobin, CEO of Envorso, speaks to attendees during the Mobility Global Forum as part of the 2025 Detroit Auto Show.

• Part One: https://tinyurl.com/bd79xb9c
• Part Two: https://tinyurl.com/3kzap8ru

Definitions, Challenges & Considerations of SDVs ft. Intrepid Control Systems, Dataspeed, Keysight Technologies, and AutoVision News Radio: https://tinyurl.com/4se7xxxz

The Software-Defined Future of Automotive ft. Volvo Group, Ford of Europe, and AutoVision News Radio via Reuters Events: https://tinyurl.com/2snc7vdu

Envorso Case Studies Portfolio: https://envorso.com/portfolio/

Follow AutoVision News Radio on LinkedIn: https://tinyurl.com/49jyrd3b

More than 30 brands set up shop during the 2025 Detroit Auto Show at the Huntington Place, where the bustling showfloor also hosted four indoor vehicle experience tracks. Meanwhile, the Mobility Global Forum provided those in automotive with an in-depth look at the latest developments across the industry.

AutoVision News Radio host Carl Anthony takes us on an audio tour of the 2025 Detroit Auto Show. In doing so, he visits a world-famous off-road experience, explores the storied history of a beloved tiny car, and reflects on how the Detroit Auto Show might inspire future generations.

Vehicles and key points featured on this tour of the 2025 Detroit Auto Show:

Camp Jeep

• Raw materials needed to set it up.
• The number of people who have experienced it.

1962 Fiat 500

• The origin of the car's front-end logo.
• Its impact following World War II.

2025 Kia K4

• Opposites United design philosophy.
• Multi-segment cockpit display (nearly 30 inches of interior screen space).

Buick Wildcat EV Concept

• Artificial intelligence, biometrics, and aromatherapy.
• Looking back at Wildcat concepts through the years.

2025 Toyota Tundra

• i-FORCE MAX Powertrain specs.
• Sheet-molded compound (SMC) with aluminum cross members for the bed.

Hagerty Display

• Famous movie and TV cars.
• Younger generations expressing an interest in cars and driving.

More Resources:

Detroit Auto Show Website: https://detroitautoshow.com/

New song for Detroit Auto Show a love letter to city via Christina Fuoco-Karasinski, Special to The Detroit News: https://tinyurl.com/45mesn99

The evolution of the logos that marked the history of Fiat via Stellantis Heritage: https://tinyurl.com/y69twxcn

2025 Kia K4 Overview: Fastback Styling, Turbo Power, Interior Space & Safety Features via Alvin Reyes for Automoblog: https://tinyurl.com/mryhzf7k

2025 Toyota Tundra Overview: Hybrid Powertrain, Towing & Payload Capacity, Interior Tech & Cool TRD Rally Package via Alvin Reyes for Automoblog: https://tinyurl.com/2e5a48hy

2024 Hagerty Study Finds Gen Z Loves Driving, Gravitating to Collector Cars via Carl Anthony for Automoblog: https://tinyurl.com/ymv42pfw

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