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Phoenix InCabin event spotlights cockpit intelligence advancements

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Synthesis AI’s in-cabin advancement enhances driver and occupant monitoring for key use cases such as drivers using their phone.
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By:
Marcus Amick
March 26, 2023 04:00 AM

Technology is making in-vehicle digital cockpits more intelligent by using deeper machine-learning capabilities to create more robust occupant monitoring features and other systems.

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