Why Global Shutter HDR Is the Next Step for In-Cabin Cameras

As in-cabin cameras take on more responsibilities, from driver monitoring and occupant sensing to videoconferencing and user authentication, image sensors must deliver far more than high-quality pictures.

The rise of RGB-IR imaging is driving demand for High Dynamic Range (HDR) capabilities that work with global shutter technology, enabling reliable sensing in challenging lighting conditions. We spoke with Tomas Geurts, Senior R&D Director, Europe at OMNIVISION, about why HDR requirements are changing, how RGB-IR is reshaping in-cabin monitoring, and what future camera architectures will need to support the next generation of intelligent vehicle interiors.

Safety, Ethics & AI: Pavan Vemuri on the Future of Intelligent Vehicles

Safety, Ethics & AI" Pavan Vemuri on the Future of Intelligent Vehicles

As the intelligent cabin evolves from a passive environment into an AI-driven, emotionally aware space, automakers face growing challenges around safety, privacy, transparency, and driver trust. In this article, we speak with Pavan Vemuri of SDVerse about the governance frameworks, ethical considerations, and safety standards needed to ensure next-generation in-cabin AI enhances the user experience without compromising autonomy or security.

The Cognitive Gap in Driver Monitoring – Why “Eyes on Road” Isn’t Enough

ICUSA26 The Cognitive Gap in Driver Monitoring- Why “Eyes on Road” Isn’t Enough Vered Levy-Ron CorrActions

As camera-based DMS reaches maturity, attention is shifting to what it still can’t see. In this interview, we explore with Vered Levy-Ron, CEO of CorrActions, the limitations of gaze-based systems, the challenge of validating cognitive-state detection, and why integrating driver readiness into L2+ and L3 systems requires a fundamental rethink of how engineers define safety.

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