Hyundai Mobis announced on the 22nd that it has developed an 'In-cabin Monitoring System (ICM)' that diagnoses the safety status of all passengers in the vehicle.
According to Hyundai Mobis, the ICM technology detects passengers' biometric signals in real-time through cameras and assesses the risks using software logic to alert passengers. It can identify over 10 safety negligence behaviors, including drowsy driving, cellphone use, seatbelt unfastening, and failure to secure rear seat child safety seats.
Hyundai Mobis has obtained European automotive software standard (ASPICE) certification for the ICM. It also reported that it exceeded the safety assessment criteria (NCAP) goals in Europe. With this development, Hyundai Mobis aims to enhance healthcare functions that analyze drivers' biometric signals and accelerate the development of next-generation technologies specialized for commercial fleet services.
Shin Kyu-cheol, head of electronic control development at Hyundai Mobis, noted, "As self-driving technology advances, the demand for safety technologies along with in-vehicle convenience features is increasing significantly, and we will focus on developing highly accurate software that meticulously analyzes the different physical structures of passengers."