How Multimodal Sensing Is Transforming Occupant Monitoring
Understanding the occupant is moving beyond traditional camera-based monitoring.
Radar, physiological sensing, audio and vision can work together to build a richer picture of a person’s physical, cognitive and emotional state, opening new possibilities for safety, wellbeing and personalisation. Diego Val, Head of Research Programs – New Solutions & Technologies in the Innovation Department at and Iñigo Mateo, Corporate Innovation Directorate at Antolin, discuss how multimodal sensing and sensor fusion could enable more robust occupant monitoring, and the challenges of integrating these technologies seamlessly into the vehicle interior.
Engineering for Adaptability: Lessons from China’s Fastest-Moving Automotive Market with Autoliv
In this interview, Autoliv shares insights on how its engineering teams are meeting the challenges of integration, functional safety, and user-centric design — and why collaboration platforms like InCabin are vital for advancing innovation and ensuring the future of safe, adaptive mobility.
Shy Technology: Automotive interiors that feel like home
Explore how Shy Technology is transforming in-cabin monitoring—blending hidden sensors, smart textiles, and voice assistants to create calm, human-centered vehicle interiors that feel like home.
Roundtables at InCabin USA 2025: Safety, Sensing & System Architecture
Ahead of InCabin USA 2025, we spotlight unmissable roundtables that will shape the conversation around the future of vehicle safety and compute infrastructure.