Toyota Presents the First Phase of the Woven City at CES
Amy Duong — January 7, 2025 — Art & Design
References: global.toyota
During this year's CES, Toyota announced that it will be opening the first phase of Woven City, which is an experimental urban development. It explores innovative technology at the quick pace of the modern world. The first phase is now complete and the prototype metropolis is imagined as a 'living laboratory' and is nestled at the company's former Higashi-Fuji plant.
Now, the space is ready to welcome its first residents, which is a group of 100 Toyota employees and their families -- this will be complete by the end of 2025. Toyota shares, “We do this by bringing together a diverse community of people with a shared passion for the future of mobility to co-create, develop and refine innovative products and services. This cross-section of social infrastructure, mobility, and people provides a unique opportunity for inventors, residents and visitors to interact seamlessly with new technologies throughout daily life in an environment that emulates a real city.”
Image Credit: Toyota
Now, the space is ready to welcome its first residents, which is a group of 100 Toyota employees and their families -- this will be complete by the end of 2025. Toyota shares, “We do this by bringing together a diverse community of people with a shared passion for the future of mobility to co-create, develop and refine innovative products and services. This cross-section of social infrastructure, mobility, and people provides a unique opportunity for inventors, residents and visitors to interact seamlessly with new technologies throughout daily life in an environment that emulates a real city.”
Image Credit: Toyota
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