The Shift to Centralized Radar Processing for Software-Defined Vehicles
Modern vehicles are rapidly becoming software-defined, and with that shift comes a new expectation for perception: higher fidelity sensing, lower latency decision-making, and a platform that can scale across trim levels and regulatory regions without reinventing the hardware each time. Radar sits at the center of this evolution because it delivers robust perception in conditions where other sensors can degrade- fog, rain, snow, spray, and low light- making it a foundational technology for next-generation ADAS and automated driving stacks.
Beyond Weight Sensors: How Tactile Sensing Could Transform Occupant Classification
As vehicle restraint systems become more intelligent, accurately understanding who is sitting in each seat and how they are positioned is becoming just as important as detecting that someone is there.
Existing occupancy sensing technologies, including weight sensors, cameras and radar, each have limitations when it comes to reliably classifying occupants across different body types and seating scenarios. We spoke with Christine Fraser, Co-Founder & COO of Brighter Signals, about how tactile sensing could provide a new layer of occupant intelligence, improve classification accuracy for vulnerable passengers, and help enable safer, more personalised restraint systems.
A First-Time Look at CES: What It Revealed About the Future of ADAS
Will shares his CES experience, discussing the progress and innovations of manufacturers within ADAS, AV, In-Cabin, and more Automotive tech.
Calterah at InCabin Europe 2025: Pioneering Radar & UWB for Safer, Smarter Mobility
Ahead of InCabin Europe 2025, we spoke with Yaohui Liu, EMEA FAE & Marketing Manager at Calterah Semiconductor Technology, about how Calterah is advancing radar SoCs for occupant monitoring, introducing UWB innovation, and addressing the challenges of safety, comfort, and convenience inside the vehicle. Read the full blog below.
The Rise of Intelligent Driver Companions: From Interfaces to Empathic Machines
Written by Stav Shvartz, this article explores the quiet but transformative revolution happening inside vehicle cabins. As the industry’s focus shifts from external autonomy to in-cabin intelligence, the Intelligent Driver Companion emerges as the next frontier. By combining multimodal sensing, emotional AI, and generative conversational systems, these companions aim to create empathic, personalized experiences that not only support safety but also open new business models for automakers. Read the full article below…
AI-Assisted Sensor Fusion: Using Generative Models to Fill in Missing Data
Explore how generative AI models like GANs and diffusion models are transforming autonomous vehicle perception by reconstructing missing sensor data, enhancing reliability, and expanding operational capabilities—while addressing safety, computational, and ethical challenges.
Next-Gen ADAS: How AI Is Transforming Automotive Imaging
As a leading specialist in automotive interior technologies, Sara Sargent attended InCabin Europe and witnessed the latest advancements in interior sensing, AI applications, and more. Here are Sara’s top three takeaways from this year’s event, showcasing the future of in-cabin technology.
InCabin USA 2025: Must-Attend Sessions
InCabin USA 2025 offers an opportunity to stay ahead of the curve. Here’s a look at the must-attend sessions for the future of automotive sensing.