Revolutionizing Automotive Safety: mmWave Radar - the Future of In-Cabin Sensing and Driver/Passenger Monitoring

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Revolutionizing Automotive Safety: mmWave Radar – the Future of In-Cabin Sensing and Driver/Passenger Monitoring

Event: InCabin Brussels

| Session date: Thursday 22nd June

Session date: Thursday 22nd June

, 2023

Hear from:

Jaden Pereira

Strategy & Ops,

Pontosense

Jaden Pereira

Strategy & Ops,

Pontosense

The journey to safe and autonomous vehicles requires an understanding of driver and passenger conditions. Join Pontosense to learn about:
Why autonomous vehicles require insights on occupant conditions and emotions. Electrification and autonomous driving are cool, but the OEMs and Tier 1s are all trying to solve the challenges of in-cabin sensing. How do you tell the car to stop or slow down because you’re sick or having a medical emergency if there is no driver?
Why mm-wave and wireless sensing were impossible until now, and how having this level of data gives insights on drivers and passenger conditions and emotions that have never existed before
How specific algorithmic and hardware breakthroughs have unlocked the future of in-cabin care, enabling occupant classification, localization, and biometrics wirelessly
Why mm-wave RF sensors are the only way to reach EuroNCAP adherence for Child Occupant Protection
What the cost savings are in comparison to other methods trying to solve the same problem \r\n- Where are the OEMs going from here, and how will they use the data and insights mm-wave RF sensors can provide