- CEO
- Subhash Challa
- Full Time Employees
- 79
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Information technology services
- Address
- 570 City Road South Melbourne VIC Australia 3205
- IPO Date
- May 31, 2007
- Business
- SenSen Networks Limited (ASX:SNS), headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and founded in 2007 as a spin-off from the University of Technology Sydney, develops and sells AI-powered sensor analytics solutions via its patented SenDISA Live Awareness platform, which fuses video, IoT sensors and data intelligence for real-time processing and actionable insights across smart cities, casinos, retail, smart surveillance and emerging technologies; core offerings include SenFORCE and SenPARK for curbside parking enforcement and management, SenSPEED for traffic speed detection, SenBOS for law enforcement vehicle recognition and hotlist integration, civic compliance and traffic data tools for city councils, road authorities and transit agencies, anti-theft and debt recovery services for fuel retailers such as AMPOL, Chevron, Liberty and BP, casino solutions encompassing live table game data, real-time intelligence, player recognition via SenEYE-D, side bet utilization and loyalty programs, smart surveillance features like multi-camera tracking, live occupancy and video export, plus emerging products in blind bots, games AI and tag-and-trace; the company operates in North America including Chicago, Las Vegas, Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal, Australia with deployments in Adelaide and Brisbane, Asia including Singapore, and New Zealand. Recent developments feature a three-year contract extension and additional multi-million dollar deal with the City of Chicago for remote compliance solutions, AU$2 million in new fiscal 2026 contracts driving a 32% share price rise, strengthened US market expansion through 2023 partnership with Blue Systems (Bolloré subsidiary) and Sourcewell cooperative purchasing agreement targeting 20 cities, ongoing Canadian parking enforcement wins via 2022 Gtechna alliance in cities like Ottawa, Calgary and Toronto, appointment of Dr. Thomas Chen as Chief Technology Officer, and director share issuances under employee incentive schemes including options to Mark Brayan in December 2024.