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2015.10.22
Presentations on technologies and systems by exhibitors from SMART MOBILITY CITY 2015
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・Date：Wednesday, November 4th 10:00 - 11:30 *registration from 9:30
・Venue：Tokyo Big Sight Conference Hall 6th Floor Conference Room (607-608)
The 2nd Awards Ceremony will be held, and the student winners will hold presentations of their winning designs.
・Date：Wednesday, November 4th 13:00 - 16:30 *Registration from 12:30
・Venue：Tokyo Big Sight Conference Hall 6th Floor Conference Room (607-608)
Three local governments will introduce direction of future city planning through the knowledge and problems that have become clear from the Micro Mobility pilot experiment done in conjunction with Honda. The seminar will serve as a place to contemplate about the transportation society which future smart mobility solutions will create, through discussions about the needs of society and the ideal transportation society, with leaders and experts from the local governments.
・Date：Wednesday, November 4th 16:00 - 17:00 *Registration from 15:45
・Venue：Tokyo Big Sight Conference Hall 6th Floor Conference Room (609)
A panel discussion about Saitama as a model Smart City.
・Date：Thursday, November 5th 11:00 - 12:00 *Registration from 10:40
・Venue：Tokyo Big Sight Conference Hall 6th Floor Conference Room (605-606)
"Amanek Channel" is planning to begin broadcasting in Spring of 2016 as the first V-Low Multimedia Broadcasting Station for vehicles in Japan. The goal for this V-Low Multimedia Broadcasting Station is to make cars safer, more enjoyable, and more entertaining. Amanek Telematics Design President and CEO/Founder, Takeshi Imai and Chief Marketing Officer Akihiro Shoji will discuss how Amanek Channel "will change the future of cars from the outside" with explanations of the channel's goals, service information, and the new in-vehicle life that the station will bring.
・Date：Thursday, November 5th 13:00 - 14:30 *Registration from 12:45
・Venue：Tokyo Big Sight Conference Hall 6th Floor Conference Room (607)
With the evolution of cars, more and more people can go outdoors easier, making the outdoor large-scale digital signage even more important in communicating with consumers. The digital billboards that HIT owns can instantly send information to all of the billboards to communicate immediate information. The signage doesn't stop at just advertising content, but can also do things such as live-stream a new product presentation making the possibilities endless. The seminar will introduce the future of digital signage such as 1. A collaborative project that allows digital signage and car navigation systems to communicate and play related audio within the car, 2. A real-time information and multi-language display system aimed for production by the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and 3. Expansion into southeast Asian countries. In addition, there will be a discussion of effects and outlooks with the use of digital signage, and the near future of cars and roads in a panel discussion with experts from car related industries.
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