Woven City Smart Mobility Initiative

Japan's hydrogen society vision toward achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. It promotes hydrogen usage progressively across large industries, mobility, and household energy. Key focus areas include renewable energy-based hydrogen production and supply chain development. This national strategy aims for complete hydrogen energy mainstreaming by 2050.

An experimental smart city constructed by Toyota at the base of Mount Fuji. Integrating autonomous vehicles, AI, IoT, and robotics to simulate a human-centered future urban environment. With 2,000 residents testing implementations, it validates the real-world effectiveness of integrated technologies. This iconic project demonstrates Japan's smart city vision to the world.

Public-private partnership smart city project in Toyota City. Integrates autonomous vehicles, MaaS, IoT aiming human-centered urban design. Next-generation city vision led by Toyota. Focuses on data utilization, real-time optimization, citizen participation in urban design.

Future-oriented urban development leveraging technology, including Toyota's Woven City and NTT's smart city vision. Urban planning integrating IoT, AI, and autonomous driving technologies is underway. These projects aim to solve challenges of an aging society and build sustainable urban models.

An integrated AI research and development platform built by Preferred Networks. Combines the Chainer framework, industrial AI solutions, and robotics-related technologies. As a startup driving Japan's AI competitiveness, it advances innovations in autonomous driving and robotics.

A smart city project in Kashiwa, Chiba, developed through collaboration between Mitsui Fudosan, the University of Tokyo, and Chiba University. Built on three pillars of energy management, healthy longevity, and new industry creation, it demonstrates next-generation urban models using AI and IoT. Selected as a national smart city model, it represents Japan's approach to future urban living.

Urban development utilizing IoT, AI, and big data. Practical examples include Toyota's Woven City and Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City. Integrates autonomous vehicles, energy management, and disaster prevention systems. Aims to improve residential quality of life while reducing environmental impact. Represents cutting-edge Japanese urban planning. Significant as response to super-aging society. Symbolizes transition to digital society.