Top experts will explore the latest advancements, challenges, trends, and solutions within the in-cabin monitoring field at InCabin Europe this October.
A few companies you’ll hear from include; Applus+ IDIADA, VinFast, Texas Instruments, Euro NCAP, Hyundai, and Simi Reality Motion Systems (part of ZF Group). Explore these top InCabin sessions below…
Homologation Harmonisation: Aligning Global Standards for Automated Vehicles and ADAS
James Jackson
Manager Human Factors, Applus+ IDIADA
Sudharshan Nagarathnam
Systems Manager, Texas Instruments
Dr. Duong-Van Nguyen
Global Deputy CEO, in charge of ADAS/AD, Vinfast
 Adriano Palao
Technical Manager ADAS/AD, Euro NCAP
This tutorial will cover these core topics:Â
The impact of divergent regional homologation requirements on ADAS, perception systems, and in-cabin monitoring.
Challenges caused by redundant testing, delayed time to market, and barriers to global platform deployment.
Perspectives from industry, research, and regulators on evolving homologation frameworks for AI-driven systems.
Discussion on mutual recognition of approval processes and potential for cross-border standardisation of safety assurance.
The role of voluntary initiatives (e.g. NCAP protocols) in driving global consistency while supporting innovation.
Collaboration as a key enabler for safe, scalable rollout of automated and advanced driver assistance systems worldwide.
The Psychology of In-Cabin UX: What Makes Interfaces Trustworthy and Effective?
David Mitropoulos-Rundus
Senior Engineer
As automobile designers and manufacturers, we are tasked with ensuring a safe, intuitive, and satisfying experience for the vast population of drivers.
This workshop will help raise awareness to the trade-offs of standardizing vs. distinguishing user interface designs, and will use examples and small group exercises to bolster this understanding and achieve an optimum balance when choosing standard and unique in-cabin designs.Â
Matching Sensor Performance and Occupant Protection using Adaptive Restraint Systems
This session explores alignment of sensor perception with adaptive restraint strategies to significantly enhance occupant protection. Drawing on decades of crash testing and development experience, we present a system-level framework that links sensor signal quality to optimized restraint deployment.
Interested in exterior sensing technology?
With a pass to InCabin Europe, you’ll also gain access to our co-located sister event, AutoSens. Take a look at the AutoSens agenda here >>
