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and advanced IT that connects society, vehicles and people,
challenging to create a car and mobility society that is close to people.
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Research on Privacy Verification in Federated Recommender Systems Accepted for Presentation at RecSys 2025, the Leading International Conference on Recommender Systems
Toyota Motor Corporation has identified a new vulnerability in federated recommender systems, and its research paper has been accepted at RecSys 2025, a renowned international conference in the field.
Awarded “Best Research Paper (Asia Pacific region)” at the 31st ITS World Congress 2025 in Atlanta
Toyota Motor Corporation and the University of Tokyo participated in the 31st ITS World Congress 2025 held in Atlanta, USA, presented the results of their joint research on communication infrastructure for connected cars and received the “Best Research Paper Award (Asia Pacific region).”
Toyota Motor Cooperation, Toyota Motor North America, Inc. and Toyota Tsusho Systems US, Inc. have organized an event for students
Toyota Motor Corporation, Toyota Motor North America, Inc., and Toyota Tsusho Systems US, Inc. have jointly organized "Hack Festa", an event designed to educate and promote automotive cybersecurity.
This year, based on the experience of the past two years, we have added an European country as a participant and held the event in three countries at the same time.
Toyota has established OSPO (Open Source Program Office) in Otemachi
Toyota Motor Corporation established Open Source Program Group (TOYOTA OSPO) at Toyota Otemachi to promote the utilization and contribution of open source software (OSS).
”ArkTwin: Distributed Heterogeneous Multi-Agent Simulation Platform” received the Noguchi Award at DICOMO2024(Multimedia, Distributed, Cooperative, and Mobile Symposium)
Toyota Motor Corporation is developing ArkTwin: distributed heterogeneous multi-agent simulation platform that enables the simulation of a single world by allowing various simulators to exchange necessary information and work together.
Our research paper titled “Road Obstacle Detection based on Unknown Objectness Scores” has accepted for presentation at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation 2024 (ICRA2024)
Toyota Motor Corporation has developed AI technology that detects road obstacles from images.
