In-cabin sensing technologies are evolving rapidly to meet growing safety and comfort demands in modern vehicles. This presentation provides an overview of how infrared LED and VCSEL-based illumination systems support driver and occupant monitoring, gesture recognition, and scene understanding. It outlines the current state of 2D and 3D sensing architectures, including active stereo vision, structured light, and indirect time-of-flight, and their role in enabling regulatory compliance and enhanced user experience. The session will also touch on how these systems contribute to emerging features such as driver authentication, adaptive displays, and child presence detection.
In this presentation, you will learn:
- How IR and VCSEL illumination enable driver monitoring systems
- Key differences between 2D and 3D in-cabin sensing architectures
- How sensing systems support safety and comfort vehicle functions
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