PRELIMINARY AGENDA
What does the future look like for in-cabin monitoring technology?
Getting to the centre of debate around regulations, safety, convenience and comfort.
HMI
Opening up discussion on the latest design trends and evaluation and research practices
SAFETY & REGULATION
Exploring developments in the regulatory landscape and what’s next for in-cabin monitoring
HUMAN
FACTORS
Conversations around comfort, privacy and well-being; including the shift towards software-defined vehicles
THE ROAD AHEAD
Building an immersive car and enhancing the user experience
Schedule of events
June 20th
- 10am - 5pm
Tutorials
- 10:30am - 4:30pm
Exhibitor Setup
- 5pm - 7pm
Exhibition opens for Welcome Drinks Reception
- 5:30pm
Round table discussions
June 21st
- 8:15am - 5:30pm
Conference & Exhibition
- 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Drinks Reception
June 22nd
- 8:30am - 3:30pm
Conference & Exhibition
- 3pm - 5pm
Exhibitor Tear down
KEY THEMES
Attendees can expect to see sessions covering topics from legislative and regulatory updates on automotive safety, through to the evolution of comfort features in the cabin. A core focus will be given to HMI designs and evaluation, Engineers will understand how HMI should underpin what they are doing, whilst understanding more about how OEMs can differentiate themselves via in-cabin technology and innovations that are being developed to help them do so.
SESSION HIGHLIGHTS
Our top pick of the preliminary agenda, presented on two stages across two technical tracks.
Regulatory Perspective
Euro NCAP looking ahead to 2030 In-Cabin Monitoring Assessment
Adriano Palao
Technical Manager – ADAS & AD at European New Car Assessment Programme
Detected! Now What? Human Factors in the Design and Evaluation of Effective Interventions
Joanne Harbluk
Human Factors & Crash Avoidance Specialist
Transport Canada
Reflections from the Euro NCAP HMI and Human Factors Working Group
The evolution of in-cabin UX
The Augmented Cabin. A third space that takes you places.
Adrian Capata
SVP In-Cabin Sensing at DTS/Xperi
The next evolution of comfort features for today and tomorrow’s consumer: how can OEMs differentiate themselves via in-cabin technology, and what are they looking for to achieve that aim?
Marco Willems
Head of Vehicle occupant Monitoring
CARIAD
The next evolution of comfort features for today and tomorrow’s consumer: how can OEMs differentiate themselves via in-cabin technology, and what are they looking for to achieve that aim?
HMI designs and evaluation
The importance of HMI and the risk of breaking trust with the consumer; how it should underpin what engineers are doing
Understanding the Pillar to pillar trend
Research session: how drivers self-regulate secondary tasks – touchscreen interactions, glance behaviour and driving automation
How to design and evaluate an instructive interface for transfer of control in a level 2 automated driving system
Sensor choices for in-cabin use-cases
In-cabin radar-based/RGB-IR and 3D Time-of-Flight sensing developments
Advanced Perception Technologies enabling Adaptive Restraint Control
Panel discussion: Data privacy and transparency within driver monitoring – How do we ensure drivers trust their DMS data is safe?
Björn Meyer, Head of Automotive Semiconductor Marketing, Sony Europe B.V.
The future of personalization in the cabin
Privacy approaches to identification
In-Cabin Emotion Sensing
Panel: Future of payments/transactions in the vehicle
Further speaking companies include...
- ZF
- Robert Bosch GmbH
- Neonode
- Anyverse
- Huero Labs
- Optalert
- Smart Eye
- Tobii
