SAFETY & REGULATION
Exploring developments in the regulatory landscape and what’s next for in-cabin monitoring
HMI
Opening up discussion on the latest design trends and evaluation and research practices
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
Also on the agenda...
- Interior monitoring sensor developments and system integration
- Challenges of testing, verification and validation
- HMI considerations and standards
- Human Factors and User Experience in the Cabin
- Algorithmic challenges and interpretation of in-cabin signals
- DMS Evolution and Impairment Detection
- Role of AI and Ethics in Vehicle Cabin and Synthetic Data
- Innovation in In-Cabin Hardware (cameras and beyond
- Infotainment and comfort applications driving OEM decisions
2025 Key Topics
OMS for Advanced Safety, Comfort, and Wellness
This track will highlight the expanding role of Occupant Monitoring Systems in creating a safer, more intelligent, and user-centric vehicle interior.
HMI Design for Enhanced UX
This session will focus on ways to create seamless, intuitive interactions between occupants and vehicles.
DMS for Enhanced Driver Safety
This track will explore the pivotal role of Driver Monitoring Systems in enhancing driver safety.Â
Connectivity & Integrated Systems in the Software-Defined Vehicle
Presentations in this stream will examine the ways in which seamless integration between in-cabin technologies, cloud services, and vehicle systems is transforming modern mobility.
Shaping Tomorrow's Automotive Sensing Landscape, One Discussion at a Time
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.Â
Key focus areas for InCabin include AI and Ethics, Next-Gen Automotive Sensing and Monitoring, Displays and Interactions, Human Factors and Safety.
Schedule of events
June 10th
- 10am - 5pm
Tutorials
- 10:30am - 4:30pm
Exhibitor Setup
- 5:40pm - 7pm
Welcome Drinks Reception
- 5:30pm - 6:15pm
Roundtable discussions
June 11th
- 8:45am - 6pm
Conference & Exhibition
- 6:15pm - 8pm
Drinks Reception
June 12th
- 9am - 3:30pm
Conference & Exhibition
- 3:30pm - 5pm
Exhibitor Tear down
Technical Tutorials
Only available to Full Pass holders, our tutorials are the perfect opportunity to dive deep into core industry topics, interact with industry leaders, collaborate with like-minded engineers, and elevate your expertise by tackling tough questions and broadening your skill set.
Check out details of the first of our tutorials to be announced, below.
Your vehicle sensors know more about roads than operating agencies do. How should this new ecosystem evolve?
Darcy Bullock
Lyles Family Professor of Civil Engineering
Purdue University and Director Joint Transportation Research Program (JTRP)Â
FEATURED PRESENTATIONS
Check out the first batch of expert-led sessions on our Agenda for InCabin USA.
Watch this space for more keynotes, presentations and panels to be announced soon.
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
AI and Connected Intelligence: Harnessing the Full Potential of Software-Defined Systems
Benjamin Lyon
CTO
Aptiv
Javed Khan
President of Software and Advanced Safety and User Experience
Aptiv
The Valeo Racer - Immersive In-Car Augmented Reality Live Gaming
Dirk Schulte
R&D Director Advanced Engineerin
ValeoÂ
DMS for Enhanced Driver Safety
Euro NCAP Occupant and Driver Monitoring assessment 2026
Adriano Palao
Technical Manager
Euro NCAPÂ
Tracking Occupants’ Vital Parameters: Advancing Driver Monitoring with Biometric Sensing Technology
Christian Hess
Product Manager
trinamiXÂ
Christian Mindescu
Senior Expert and Team Lead Optoelectronics for Imaging Systems
ContinentalÂ
Early Detection of Driver Drowsiness Using Brain Wave Sensing (EEG)
Peter Freer
Chief Scientific Officer
NeumoÂ
The Next Frontier in Driver Monitoring: AI & Eye-Tracking for Predicting Problematic Driver States
Adam Gross
CEO & Co-Founder
HarmonEyes
Building a Safer Future with Software-Defined Vehicles and AI
Martin Krantz
CEO
Smart EyeÂ
Approaching sleep and fatigue analysis from a different angle with RADAR systems
Riccardo Groppo
CEO
Sleep Advice Technologies
OMS for Advanced Safety, Comfort, and Wellness
The Next Generation In-Cabin Sensing Technologies for Driver Engagement and Occupant Wellbeing Abstract
Dr. Kevin Lu
Senior Director of Ready Care
HARMANÂ Â
Dr. Nicola Gerrett
Director of Thermophysiology Research
GenthermÂ
Leveraging Multiple Sensing Solutions for Detection of Unattended Children and Occupancy Detection
Dr. Frank Althaus
Head of Engineering
IEE SensingÂ
HMI Design for Enhanced UX
Bringing AI Into In-Cabin Warning Systems to Improve The User Experience
Jaeyoung Ko
In-Cabin Monitoring System Engineer
MobisÂ
Balancing Performance and Efficiency: Right-Sizing ADAS Revolutionizing Smart Cockpit with Generative AI: Enhancing User Experience
Auston Payyappilly
Director Product Management & Acquisitions
BoschÂ
Connectivity & Integrated Systems in the Software-Defined Vehicle
From ECUs to Domain controllers: Chiplets powering the SDV revolution
Pierrick Boulay
Senior Analyst
YoleÂ
Enablers of Centralization in Vehicle Systems Compute
Daniel Cashen
Chief Engineer
StellantisÂ
The neglected key technology of automated mobility: Interior Analysis
Benedikt Spannocchi
Head of Business Development
emotion3DÂ
Sense the car like a human – trend to multiple sensor technologies increasing well-being, intuitive interaction, and occupant safety
Martin Lass
Head of Time-of-Flight Business
Infineon Technologies AGÂ
EXPERT PANEL DISCUSSIONS
PANEL SESSION
Shaping the Safer Cabin: The Intersection of Regulation, Technology, and Market Demand
Adriano Palao
Technical Manager ADAS/AD
Euro NCAP
Kyle Troutt
Senior Electrical Hardware Engineer
Mitsubishi Electric
More Speakers to be announced soon
PANEL SESSION
Minimalist Interior, Maximum risk? Designing for Distraction-Free DrivingÂ
Tiana May
Principal Journalist
Future Transport News
Grygorii Maistrenko
Principal Engineer
Mitsubishi Electric
Susan Shaw
Senior UX Research Lead
Ford Motors
Fabiano Ruaro
Product Manager for Interior Sensing Solutions
Bosch
PANEL SESSION
Autonomy for All: Key Considerations for Inclusive AV Design
David Howard
Principal and Founder
DLH Consulting (Formerly USDoT)
Maria Town
CEO
AAPD
Vraj Patel
Senior Systems Engineer
May Mobility
Alan Hejl
Consultant
Spark Access (Formerly Ford and GM)
Michele Lee
Senior Public Affairs Manager in Accessibility
Cruise
MORE SPEAKERS TO BE ANNOUNCED FROM...
*All presentations and scheduling are subject to change.
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