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Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026: Mobility and AI updates

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The Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026 at Makuhari Messe has further highlighted advancements in sustainable mobility, logistics, and industrial automation. Held concurrently with CEATEC 2026, which drew 2026 concluded at Makuhari Messe, drawing a combined total of 112,373 visitors, the visitors. The dual event emphasized the integration featured 821 exhibitors, including a record number of hydrogen technology startups and artificial intelligence. research institutions. In the mobility sector, Honda introduced showcased the CI-MEV, a two-seater electric micro-mobility vehicle designed for ‘last mile’ transport. Featuring ‘Cooperative Intelligence’ AI, the vehicle can autonomously navigate to passengers and return to its base using swappable ‘Honda Mobile Power Pack e:’ batteries. Other innovations include Honda’s wireless charging system for electric vehicles, included Isuzu’s autonomous electric bus, Suzuki’s ‘MITRA’ electric platform, and Future Co., Ltd.’s license-free electric scooter for users aged 16 and older. Decarbonization remains a and hydrogen technology remained central theme. themes. Toyota, in collaboration with Chiyoda Corporation, presented a 5MW-class commercial demonstration plant for hydrogen production via water electrolysis, targeting leveraging fuel cell technology for global deployment by 2029. Mazda and Mitsubishi Motors participated in sessions regarding the ‘energy best mix,’ discussing carbon-neutral fuels and the expansion of PHEV and BEV usage alongside renewable energy. usage. Beyond mobility, the event highlighted broader technological advancements, such as Sharp’s waterless laundry system and Fujitsu’s digital twin simulations for disaster management. Discussions also addressed broader industry challenges, including the high cost implementation of driver's licenses and shifting consumption patterns among younger generations. Furthermore, executives from NEC ‘physical AI’ and Toyota emphasized the synergy between AI and manufacturing, noting that while AI excels at knowledge processing, human creativity remains essential for setting technological goals.

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  5. 2026-10-13 05:44 UTC Marine, mobility and industrial AI technology showcases
  6. 2026-10-12 03:41 UTC Marine and mobility sustainable technology showcases

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