Smart Eye at CES

Iris authentication brings biometric security into the vehicle. Built into the Driver Monitoring System, it verifies the driver in under one second, enabling personalized profiles, in-car payments and protection against unauthorized use.

Concept Development Kits let OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers explore integration options for driver and occupant monitoring. The demo showed several camera configurations and the Synthetic Data Generation Tool.

Under-display camera integration hides the driver monitoring camera fully behind the vehicle display, with tracking accuracy and responsiveness that match a conventional installation. Developed with Alps Alpine and AUO Mobility Solutions.

Interior Sensing AI extends driver monitoring intelligence to the entire car. In a four-seat demo, visitors built their own in-cabin scenarios and saw driver alertness, passengers, objects and emotions detected in real time.

Sheila is an empathetic AI co-driver that combines in-cabin sensing with generative AI, adapting to the driver's gaze, expressions and activity. At the booth, a gaze-activated robot head showed how vehicle and occupant can interact.

Single-sensor 3D in-cabin monitoring derives depth from one passive image sensor, giving a more robust read of occupant posture and position. Placement is flexible, including behind glass. Developed with Airy3D.

iMotions brings multimodal insight to every stage, from concept to car. It pairs multispectral camera sensing of vital signs, emotions and behavior with the DMS Evaluation Tool, which automates distraction testing against Euro NCAP and GSR standards.

Affectiva Emotion Sensing AI reads emotional reactions from the face in real time, with more than 20 facial expression classifiers and nine emotional states. At the booth, visitors saw their own engagement, valence and expressions measured live.