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Samsung subsidiary acquires in-cabin radar sensing pioneer

Samsung subsidiary HARMAN International, has acquired Israeli CAAESYS, a developer of vehicle passenger monitoring systems powered by contactless, low-emission radar.

The company has partnered with OEMs and provides a mass production solution for cabin monitoring including vital signs sensing, passenger localization and Child Presence Detection (CPD).

HARMAN states in a press release that the acquisition will strengthen its automotive product offerings, building on the its existing consumer-centric Digital Cockpit and ADAS solutions. With CAARESYS’ contactless vital signs sensing and real-time insights from that information, HARMAN says it can offer new levels of in-vehicle safety in its product line.

“With the acquisition of CAARESYS, we gain market-leading in-cabin radar sensing technology and radar-enabled features that can quickly integrate into our products,” says Christian Sobottka, President, Automotive Division, HARMAN, in a press release. “And by partnering with HARMAN, automakers can deliver the key safety and well-being features that consumers demand – today as opposed to years from now.”

Ilya Sloushch, co-founder and CEO of CAARESYS, will now lead the newly established In-Cabin Radar team at HARMAN.

“HARMAN’s successful partnerships with leading automakers will offer unprecedented scale and reach for our technologies and extend the benefits enabled by in-cabin radar to more drivers and passengers than ever before.”


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March 28 2024 10:16 am V22.4.20-2
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