AutomotiveObserve the person
“What is the person doing?”
Eye gaze, head pose, posture, movement and responsiveness help interpret visible behaviour.
Behavioural monitoring remains an essential input.
Concept interface · Physiological signal
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Physiological Intelligence Cockpit
Intelligence for
the human
inside.
The road is only half the story. PIC adds physiological context to driver and occupant monitoring, starting with camera-based heart-rate estimation.
PIC in motion
From physiological signal to vehicle response.
See the PIC concept in context: camera-based heart-rate monitoring contributing an additional signal to a Detect → Verify → Respond workflow.
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The complementary layer
Behaviour is visible.
Physiology adds context.
Explore how PIC can contribute to an intelligent cabin. Each layer has a distinct role; the value comes from evaluating them together.
Add a physiological input
“What is happening physiologically?”
PIC starts with camera-based heart-rate estimation. An evaluation examines the estimate alongside signal quality, availability and changing conditions.
Explore the sensing approach ↗Design a validated workflow
“What should the system do?”
Combine evidence, verify the situation and apply the OEM’s policy. Occupant checks and support escalation are integration concepts requiring validation.
Explore occupant safety ↗Automotive collaboration, on show
From collaboration to the show floor.
Working with Toyota Boshoku on in-cabin health-monitoring concepts presented at Auto Shanghai 2025 and Auto China 2026 in Beijing.
Auto Shanghai
In-cabin health-monitoring collaboration with Toyota Boshoku.
Auto China
Continuing our in-cabin health-monitoring collaboration with Toyota Boshoku.
Application portfolio
Start with safety. Expand with evidence.
Begin with a defined platform and a measurable question. Explore broader applications as the evidence develops.
Driver safety
Investigate whether a sustained physiological change adds useful context to driver incapacitation or unresponsiveness workflows.
Explore driver applications →Occupant safety
Test whether physiology improves confidence when an occupant appears unresponsive or unable to request support.
Explore occupant applications →Autonomous mobility
Provide an upstream physiological input to verification, remote support and OEM-defined response processes.
Explore autonomous mobility →Choose your route
Built for the teams that bring cabin intelligence to production.
Explore the questions that matter to your team, from camera feasibility to system integration and evaluation design.
Evaluate PIC on your cabin platform.
Start with a 20-minute conversation about your camera platform, target use case and evaluation requirements.