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Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) and Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) have agreed to a joint initiative in the field of mobility and AI/telecommunications with the aim of realizing a society with zero traffic accidents.
Through their previous collaborations, the two companies have confirmed that they share common values, such as contributing to society through technological and industrial development, a people-centered approach, and global contributions that start in Japan. This time, they will further deepen their collaboration with the aim of achieving a "society with zero traffic accidents" as the first step toward realizing a prosperous mobility society where safety and freedom are in harmony.
To achieve a society with zero traffic accidents, it is necessary to take an infrastructure-cooperative approach that constantly connects people, mobility, and infrastructure, in addition to the advancement of driving support technology based on data-driven technology in cars and the development of future automated driving technology.
To achieve both things, Toyota is developing software-defined vehicles (SDVs) with safety and security as the top priority. Alongside the evolution of SDVs, it will become more important to build infrastructure such as a high-speed, high-quality communication infrastructure, an AI infrastructure that can collect and intelligently process vast amounts of information, and a computing infrastructure.
In this collaboration, NTT, whose strengths lie in the telecommunications, and Toyota will jointly build a Mobility AI Platform that combines a seamless communications infrastructure with AI and computing platforms that can intelligently process large amounts of data. By doing so, they aim to connect people, mobility, and infrastructure to realize a safe, secure, and sustainable mobility society with no traffic accidents.