InCabin Europe 2024, 8th - 10th October | Barcelona
Speak at InCabin
Be part of an agenda packed with the latest technical insights from experts and academics developing in-cabin monitoring technology from around the world.
Call for papers is now closed for InCabin Europe 2024
InCabin is coming to Barcelona for the first time in 2024, following the phenomenal success of our 2023 events in Phoenix and Brussels. Our audience are thirsty for technology and insights into the latest developments in research. We want to hear from you if you have a case study, research outcome or innovation win that you want to share.
We actively encourage submissions from historically underrepresented groups, and seek to foster an inclusive environment at our events.
Watch this space: Submissions for InCabin USA will be accepted following InCabin Europe. Please contact jenny@sense-media.com with any questions.
Topics we'll be discussing...
InCabin Europe | Palau de Congressos, Barcelona | 8-10 October 2024
We will consider all submitted abstracts – however we are particularly interested in technical presentations on the following topic areas relating to developing an intelligent automotive interior:
Our Call for Papers is now closed. However, if you are interested in getting involved with our future events, please get in touch with jenny@sense-media.com to discuss your proposal.
Submit your abstract for InCabin Europe 2024
Helpful tips to consider before submitting your abstract:
- USP & technical content – What makes you stand out? Each presentation should be unique, add value to the conference, and contain information not easily accessed elsewhere, so new and innovative products, equations, and technology are more likely to be approved.
- Detail – Abstracts that meet the minimum word count (500 words) and include specific, technical detail on what the presentation will cover have a higher chance of approval.
- Include speaker bio – alongside the content of the abstract itself, we consider the qualifications of the speaker put forward to deliver the presentation. Speakers from within engineering/the applicable field (as opposed to marketing or sales) are more likely to be accepted.
- Make it clear what the proposed presentation will cover.
- Abstracts shouldn’t be too general, for technical presentations please indicate what research, results, industry applications, examples you will be including in your presentation.
- Consider what the key take aways for delegates will be.
- Think about the presentation title and don’t include product or company names.
- If you are a supplier consider doing a joint presentation with a client.
