Five years ago, Toyota president Akio Toyoda went to CES to share his “personal dream field” with the world. Build a prototype city. On a 175-acre site at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan, all of Toyota's projects include automotive technology, where people can live and work. Robots Including smart home connected technology and AI.
Toyoda will return to CES.The annual tech trade show in Las Vegas this year to unveil his “living lab” called Woven City. A press conference will be held in Yangon in which Toyota Chairman Toyoda will play a role. January 6th at 1pm PT/ 4pm ET During CES Media Day. The presentation will be broadcast live. on the company's website.
In that video file Love the upcoming showcase.Toyoda wore a hard hat and safety vest as he headed into a modern high-rise building. After reaching the top floor, he removed the protective covering from the window, revealing Mount Fuji in the background, and shouted, “Welcome to Woven City!” he shouted.
Details will be revealed soon. Originally announced in 2020, TechCrunch remains to be seen to see how startups will integrate into Woven City and Toyota's plans to build a fully connected ecosystem with hydrogen fuel cells.