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  Facing Up to an Era of Transformation – Using Digital Technologies for Change –

  As we face up to an era of transformation, traditional automakers have no choice but to use digital technologies to boost the efficiency of their current operations and shift their resources toward the creation of unique value. Since this approach applies equally to small and medium sized businesses, this presentation presents a proposal for how to address this issue as we move into the future.

  • Mitsuo Hitomi
    Senior Fellow Innovation
    Mazda Motor Corporation

    

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  DX Driven by QR Code and RFID Technologies

  Quick response (QR) codes and radio frequency identification (RFID) technologies have been widely adopted as ways of linking objects and data. In addition to their roles as data carriers, new ideas that use the characteristics of QR code and RFID technologies are starting to drive digital transformation (DX) in various fields. This presentation introduces some technical trends with potential applications for vehicles and monozukuri.

  • Yousuke Okayama
    Engineering Division 2 Edge Products BU
    General Maneger
    DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED

    

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  Latest Global Trends Japan’s Struggle to Respond to Drastic Changes in Vehicle Processing Technologies and the U.S.-China Stand-Off

  This presentation shares the latest technical trends obtained from the perspective of machine tools and based on visits to BMW and Bosch outside Japan.

  • Monozukuritarou
    Representative director
    SEMICON Japan Ambassador
    Monozukuri(Maker) youtuber
    Boostech.inc

    

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  Initiatives for Creating Value through Open-Source SDVs

  Software defined vehicles (SDVs) that can be equipped with third-party- developed apps are known as open-source SDVs. This presentation describes how open-source SDVs can accelerate mobility-related innovation and create new value. It also introduces some initiatives to help realize open-source SDVs.

  • Hiroaki Takada
    Global Research Institute for Mobility in Society
    Nagoya University

    

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  Autonomous Last-Mile Shuttle Services Implemented by Mutual Regional Support

  In February 2023, a partnership involving Nagoya University and KDDI started operating autonomous shuttle services to help local residents move around more easily. This presentation introduces an initiative that addresses mobility-related issues in regions with many hilly roads and aging populations.

  • Tetsuhiro Tsuda
    Planning Administration Section
    Assistant Section Chief
    Kasugai City

    

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  Designing DX for Monozukuri Enterprises

  In the digital transformation (DX) process for monozukuri enterprises, the switch from a conventional approach of competing based on quality, cost, and delivery (QCD) to competing based on the creation of new value is becoming even more important. This presentation uses actual case studies to discuss the fundamental essence of DX and how to nurture human resources capable of promoting DX.

  • Hajime Takebayashi
    FORESIGHT inc
    Evangelist
    Osaka University

    

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  The Art of Open Source - Reimagine Intelligent Vehicles

  Around nine years has passed since the advent of Autoware, the world’s first open-source autonomous driving OS. Autoware features the full suite of technologies necessary for realizing safe autonomous driving, and is open for development by a wide range of organizations and individuals. This presentation describes the democratization of autonomous driving through the adoption of an open-source ecosystem centered on Autoware.

  • Shinpei Kato
    Founder & CEO
    TIER IV, Inc.

    

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  Relationship between Undisclosed Vulnerabilities Discovered in Security Contests and the Latest Security Threats

  The widespread adoption of autonomous driving technologies in society is likely to continue further underlining the importance of vehicle cybersecurity. VicOne Inc. holds security contests in which people compete to discover undisclosed (zero-day) vulnerabilities affecting vehicles. This presentation uses the details of VicOne’s vehicle cybersecurity threat reports to discuss vulnerabilities discovered through these events.

  • Akinobu Oda
    Vice President, Head of Japan Region,
    Head of Sales and Business Development
    VicOne Inc.

    

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