Real-Time In-Cabin Safety in Software-Defined Vehicles
In-cabin safety is shifting to integrated, AI-driven systems that interpret occupant behaviour in real time to improve safety and experience.
Navigating Complexity and Defining Identity: A Conversation with Riley Keehn on Policy, AI, and the Future of Automotive
We are excited to welcome Riley Keehn- SBD Automotive, Sr. Consultant from Regulatory and Government Affairs to InCabin USA 2026
Is Cabin Lighting Now a Safety‑Critical System?
Why cabin lighting is becoming a safety-critical system for driver monitoring, occupant sensing, and AI-powered in-cabin safety technologies.
The Cabin Is Listening: Audio’s Expanding Role in the Vehicle Interior
Audio is emerging as a key technology in intelligent cabins, enabling safer alerts, natural voice interaction, and personalised passenger experiences.
Top Sessions Taking Place at InCabin USA 2026
Experts will share their expertise at InCabin USA. Here’s some of the top sessions with NASCAR, Ford, General Motors & more…
Rethinking In-Cabin HMI Safety: Touchscreens vs Buttons
Michael Nees explores the return of physical controls, and how engineers can better balance safety, usability, and design in modern HMIs.
5 Minutes with Robert Fuchs: Shared Control in ADAS
In this interview, Robert Fuchs explores the concept of shared control within the ADAS space and how we can strengthen driver-automation teaming.
5 Star Ratings: The Best CES 2026 Demos
Sara guides us through her CES 2026 experience, highlighting the demos that really felt a cut above the rest.
InCabin USA 2026: Building Human-Centred Vehicles
InCabin USA 2026 brings together experts across driver monitoring, HMI/UX, safety engineering, AI, human factors, psychology, audio, seating systems, comfort, and data governance to explore how next-generation cabins will sense, interpret, and collaborate with the people inside them.Â
Here’s a deeper look at the themes shaping this year’s programme at InCabin USA:
InCabin China 2025: Top 3 Takeaways
China isn’t just iterating on the in‑cabin experience—it’s redefining it. This year’s InCabin China highlighted how quickly OEMs and suppliers are converging safety, AI, and UX into products that feel consumer‑grade, context‑aware and priced to scale. The result is a market that normalises features Western drivers often only see in concept videos.Â