...question head-on was Toyota. The carmaker’s showpiece was concept car e-Palette: prima facie a massive box on wheels, in fact a possible glimpse of the future of mobility. In Toyota’s...

...on driver usage. Audi is reportedly planning two different car-sharing pilots in two U.S. cities but hasn’t disclosed details. Meanwhile, Toyota’s innovative Ha:mo (short for harmonious mobility) electric car-sharing service...

...Mart Moby Mart Autonomous vehicles are a major piece of the puzzle and Toyota is leading the pack. The e-Palette concept car the company introduced at CES 2018 is centred...

...role they can play in this space. In 2016, Toyota announced a wearable device to help the blind with mobility. The product, which has an in-built camera, is worn over...

...out there for he, and she, and her, and me, and them.” Toyota unites religion, bringing together a priest, a rabbi, an imam and a Buddhist monk at a football...

...benefit from the incoming stream of voluntary innovation—and also use the move as a PR platform to appear as self-confident, open-society benefactors. Samsung is opening its platform. Toyota opened its...

...you that the car is parking, but that this is a Toyota Corolla, and things like that.” Wearables trim the fat While wearable devices once again proliferated, companies were increasingly...

...prepare for our automated future. At CES 2018, Pizza Hut and Toyota put the concept into action with an autonomous delivery truck that could one day even contain pizza ovens....

...AI was trained to write ad copy used to target scientists and engineers for Mirai, Toyota’s car of the future. Via Adweek. –WeWork lands in China with promises to “definitely...

...technology, we may be entering an era of gesture-controlled advertising. A few companies—Samsung, Lynx and Toyota—have already tried out the technology, which Microsoft is dubbing NUads and plans to launch...