Imagine a city with an autonomous delivery network, roads allocated by vehicle speed, and in-home robots monitoring your health. Could happen, if Toyota’s new project works out.
The Japanese auto company revealed plans at CES Monday to build a prototype “future city” at the base of Mt. Fuji. They’re calling it the “Woven City.”
The 175-acre site will be used to test various forms of Toyota’s technology in a ‘real-life’ environment, especially that of autonomous vehicles and personal mobility. The city will be primarily powered by hydrogen fuel cells (plus solar) and feature a grid of roads designated by vehicle speed. Read more…
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In Toyota’s future city prototype, autonomous vehicles rule the streets
