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  Japan’s Mobility Digital Transformation (DX) Strategy

  In May 2024, the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry formulated its Mobility Digital Transformation (DX) Strategy that encompasses the entire concept of DX and identifies software-defined vehicles (SDVs), mobility services such as automated driving and MaaS, and data utilization across companies as key areas.
  This presentation describes the Mobility DX Strategy and introduces the most recent discussions carried out by the Study Group on Mobility DX aiming to provide further support for the strategy.

  • Takeru Ito
    Mobility Digital Transformation Office, Automobile Division,
    Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

    

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  The Future of Mobility Using 5G and 6G Technology

  This presentation describes trends both inside and outside Japan relating to 5G and 6G mobile communication technologies, and introduces NTT DoCoMo’s concepts related to 6G and the adoption of more sophisticated 5G technologies, as well as its latest mobility-related initiatives.

  • Takehiro Nakamura
    R&D Strategy Department
    NTT DOCOMO Inc.

    

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  The Future of Evolving AI: Towards a Society Where Humans and AI Coexist

  With generative AI having a major impact on the world for good or for ill, AI agents are on the cusp of even greater advances. This presentation discusses how humans can coexist with AI as it evolves even more rapidly and how this will drive transformation in society related to cars.

  • Satoshi Kurihara
    Faculty of Science and Technology
    Keio University

    

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  Latest Trends in Mobility Services inside and outside Japan

  Recent years have seen advances such as the demonstration of new mobility services using automated driving and the fusion of mobility with services provided by outside industries.
  Rather than focusing on technology, this presentation introduces the latest trends in mobility services inside and outside Japan to provide a business model-based discussion of the opportunities open to the automotive industry and the issues to be faced.

  • Kai Kawate
    Consulting Division, Urban Innovation Consulting Department
    Nomura Research Institute

    

  • Kai Inoue
    Consulting Division, Urban Innovation Consulting Department
    Nomura Research Institute

    

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  Evolution in AI-Driven Image Recognition Technologies

  Deep learning, which began during the 3rd AI boom, evolved into foundation models, which have been at the forefront of the 4th AI boom and have helped to bring about massive advances in image recognition technologies. This presentation looks back at the historical trends of image recognition technologies, introduces use cases related to automated driving and in production workplaces, and discusses its future prospects.

  • Hironobu Fujiyoshi
    College of Science and Engineering
    Chubu University

    

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  Developing Embodied Foundation Models for Full Autonomous Driving

  To achieve full autonomous driving, the ability to predict real-time changes in the driving environment and the movement of surrounding objects is essential. This lecture explores the development of multimodal foundation models with embodiment, designed to enable advanced perception, comprehension, and decision-making while interacting with the real world. It also introduces Turing’s cutting-edge advancements in autonomous driving technology.

  • Shunsuke Aoki
    Co-founder
    Turing Inc.

    

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