Leading OEMs and Tier 1s Are Coming to InCabin Europe
InCabin Europe brings together experts from across the automotive supply chain, creating a focused meeting point for the in-cabin engineering community.
With 60% of attendees coming from OEMs and Tier 1s, you’ll be in the room with engineers, technical leaders and decision makers from companies already confirmed, including Toyota, Stellantis, Škoda, SEAT, Magna, Valeo, Mitsubishi Electric and more…
Scaling In-Cabin Safety: From Sensors to System-Level Integration
Scale in-cabin safety with AI, multi-modal sensing, and system-level integration. Insights from Magna and Brighter Signals on data, architecture, and safety.
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.
Insights into InCabin’s Expert Advisory Board
Our InCabin advisory board consists of over 15 distinguished specialists and experts working at the forefront of in-cabin technology.
Their collective expertise contributes towards ensuring that InCabin remains a premier platform, addressing the latest challenges and innovations within the in-cabin monitoring field.
Key Challenges of Driver Impairment with Caroline Chung, Engineering Manager at Magna
We caught up with Caroline Chung, Engineering Manager at Magna, to gain insight into the key challenges and considerations associated with driver impairment within the vehicle cabin. Don’t miss Caroline’s presentation at InCabin USA 2024 where she will dive deeper into this topic.
An interview with Caroline Chung, Engineering Manager at Magna
We spoke with Caroline Chung, Engineering Manager at Magna to find out more about the panel session she will be participating in at InCabin Phoenix in March covering ‘What’s next for in-cabin? Future outlooks for technology, industry & regulation’. See what she had to say…