[Papers] Human-centric AI in IEEE IROS and InCabin conferences

Various market studies have shown that while safety is clearly crucial in autonomous driving, another often overlooked aspect is human perception or comfort. If passengers don’t feel comfortable and engaged, it is very hard to promote your ADAS technology or business.

Both engineers are highly motivated and have dedicated considerable time over the past years on this topic, you can find more details here (and please visit if you are there :)

1. IROS 2024 (International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems): Flavia Sofia Acerbo will present our technical paper, ‘Driving from Vision through Differentiable Optimal Control.’ Paper link: https://lnkd.in/e5T-Wx_z

2. AutoSens InCabin Europe: Sarah Barendswaard will discuss our R&D project and approach on human-centric data collection, feature learning, and the testing, validation processes. Event link: https://lnkd.in/eJQKvwwK

Important to note we place human, subjective data at the center of the research, from data collection to algorithm validation. The data is involved in different development stages, from simulation, driving simulator, to real vehicle testing campaigns. The activities also follow standards ethical guidelines.