Peter Larsen is leading IEE Sensing’s Concepts & Architectures department, which is responsible for scouting, testing and maturing technologies and solutions, while assisting customer project teams on the more advanced challenges and ensuring continuing innovation for existing products and technologies. His past 26 years have been spent in the auto industry, bringing a lot of different challenges to him, whether it be improving a tire’s ability to run without air, being involved in fuel cells for truck APUs, or his involvement in innovation at IEE Sensing, where he has been a key player in the team that brought the world’s first mass-produced in-cabin radar to the market. He has a MSc in Automotive Product Engineering from Cranfield University.
The Pop in Your Job (why do you love your job): Bringing new technologies into people’s lives, often making their lives better and much safer is key to what I love about waking up on a workday!
Solution Study
Monday, December 08
10:15 am - 10:45 am
Live in Dearborn, Michigan
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In-cabin sensing is traditionally driven by safety and security requirements. These are still the strongest drivers today, with In-cabin sensing extending to additional seating positions and enabling additional features. IEE is building on 30+ years of experience in sensing the situation inside the cabin, using several technologies. Using this experience, we ensure that the customer gets an in-cabin experience with the fewest possible compromises to deliver on experience, safety and security.
In this session, you will learn:
• Which factors need to be considered when transforming sensing requirements into a solution
• How outside factors are influencing the choices that have to be made when designing an in-cabin sensing system
• How multiple technologies can be used for in-cabin sensing