Tradeshows & Conferences
AUTOSENS INCABIN EUROPE 2026
Inside the Intelligent Cockpit: Sensing and Safety Insights at InCabin Europe
Focusing on the rapidly evolving space inside the vehicle, InCabin Europe serves as the definitive technical meeting for cabin safety, comfort, and user experience. The event unites specialized software engineers, optical system designers, behavioral scientists, and automotive Tier 1s under one roof. Core discussions center around the real-world implementation of Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS), Occupant Monitoring Systems (OMS), and advanced interior radar/time-of-flight sensors.
Yole Group is thrilled to bring its hardware and market expertise to InCabin Europe. Our team will deliver clear-cut data on the imaging, sensing, and computing architectures driving the smart cockpit revolution.
Yole Group will be part of program with:
Anas CHALAK
Technology & Market Analyst, Imaging
Tuesday, September 22th
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Anas Chalak
Technology & Market Analyst, Imaging
Anas Chalak, is Technology & Market analyst, Imaging at Yole Group.
Anas is a member of the Imaging & Display team, within the More than Moore activities. He follows and researches imaging technology activity to provide market and technology analyses, as well as contributing to the production of relevant reports and projects.
Previously, Anas carried out research in the field of nanoscience and nanotechnology during his masters, focusing on the development of an integrated mid-infrared (MIR) photonic platform on SiGe, to generate a configurable supercontinuum light source at the “Institut des Nanotechnologie de Lyon”, France. Later on, he worked during one year as a research engineer on the reception components optical optimization for a 3D heterodyne FMCW imaging system in CEA-Leti, Grenoble, France.
Anas obtained a Masters degree in Nanoscale Engineering from École Centrale de Lyon, France, where he developed a highly-multidisciplinary background in micro-nanoscale phenomena and semiconductor devices, and their applications.
