Cipia and Arm Showcase Driver Monitoring System at Embedded World 2025

Cipia collaborates with Arm to demonstrate its Driver Sense Monitoring System on Arm CPUs at Embedded World 2025, highlighting energy-efficient AI solutions for automotive safety.

Cipia has collaborated with Arm to showcase its advanced Driver Sense Driver Monitoring System (DMS) at Embedded World 2025, announced in a press release. The demonstration highlights the integration of Cipia's AI-powered in-cabin sensing solutions with Arm's Cortex CPUs, emphasizing high-performance and energy-efficient processing capabilities.

The collaboration leverages Arm's optimized compute architecture to enable Cipia's neural networks to operate with minimal processing power, ensuring high accuracy and optimized energy consumption. This integration eliminates the need for additional hardware components, streamlining the implementation process for automakers and Tier 1 suppliers.

Cipia's DMS is designed to detect drowsiness, distraction, and unsafe behaviors without requiring dedicated accelerators. The solution aims to help automakers meet evolving Euro NCAP and regulatory safety standards while maintaining cost-efficiency and ease of implementation. The demonstration will take place at Arm's booth during the event, showcasing the potential of AI-driven automotive applications on widely available Arm CPUs.

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