Announcing our Continued Partnership with STA; the automotive engineering association of Spain
Following a highly successful collaboration in 2024, Sense Media Group, organisers of the AutoSens and InCabin conference and exhibitions, are proud to announce a continuation of the formal endorsement from Sociedad de Técnicos de Automoción (STA), the automotive engineering association of Spain.
Find out more below…
Expert-Led Workshops at InCabin Europe 2025
These workshop-style, expert-led, tutorial sessions will take place on Tuesday 7th October 2025, exclusively for our Full Pass holders.
Be immersed in key industry topics, exchange ideas with fellow engineers, engage directly with leading experts, and tackle real-world challenges to expand your skills and knowledge. Take a look at the two InCabin tutorials below…
Announcing the Key Topics for InCabin Europe
A deep understanding of the entire ADAS and AV landscape is essential for driving innovation—enabling us to not only address, but overcome the challenges shaping the future of the industry.
2025: Save the date for InCabin in the USA, Europe and China
InCabin is a unique community of OEM, Tier 1 and supply chain engineers working on safety, comfort and productivity solutions for current and future in-cabin applications.
Expert Viewpoints: Life-saving in-cabin sensors
As the market transitions from, the concept of an immersive cabin experience comes ever closer. Whether the vehicle management system is focused on driver impairment child presence detection the most pressing need for mobility is focused on devising life-saving technology.
Accelerating the Adoption of Interior Monitoring Systems: Enhancing Vehicle Safety
In the ever-evolving landscape of automotive safety, Euro NCAP has been at the forefront, setting stringent safety standards and encouraging technological advancements. One of the latest frontiers in vehicle safety is the integration of Interior Monitoring Systems (IMS), which promise to revolutionize how we perceive and ensure safety within vehicles. This blog explores the critical aspects of IMS, their benefits, and the new Euro NCAP rating approach that aims to accelerate their adoption.
Quantifying sensor simulation quality with Prof Dr Alexander Braun, University of Applied Sciences, Düsseldorf
Accurately replicating real-world conditions in in-cabin simulations for passenger vehicles is essential for evaluating lighting, sound, and temperature variations. In this article, Prof Dr Alexander Braun, Professor of Physics at the University of Applied Sciences in Düsseldorf, explores how to quantitatively assess these simulations, the challenges involved, and practical guidelines developed by researchers.
