In Toyota's 176-acre Woven City, the company tests new technology and ideas about the future of the urban environment.

Toyota’s “Woven City” is described as a “living laboratory” where the company will use green energy technologies and AI to build a city of the future. Under construction for three years ...

Toyota announced the city will welcome its first residents very soon. Called the “Woven City,” it has been dubbed a “living laboratory” to experiment with new technologies like hydrogen ...

it will be interesting to watch how this "living laboratory" redefines what's possible. Would you want to live in a high-tech, experimental city like Toyota’s Woven City? Why or why not?

Toyota is ready to welcome the first people who will live in the Woven City. This innovative project, envisioned as a "living laboratory," is somewhat futuristic. It will test and develop cutting ...

Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda returned to CES 2025 after five years, bringing with him updates on the much-talked-about Woven ...

Dubbed a “living laboratory,” this groundbreaking ... up as willing participants in the experiment. Jam Press/Toyota “Woven City is more than just a place to live, work and play,” Toyoda ...

Toyota Motor Chairman Akio Toyoda revealed Monday at CES 2025 his vision for a living laboratory chock-full of startups and technology. His message: Woven City — a prototype city on a 175-acre ...

RESIDENTS are preparing to move into Toyota’s futuristic robot city, where everything is connected with driverless cars and ...

It's a living laboratory where the residents are ... energy and daily living. In a statement, Toyota added: "Woven City is a test course for mobility where inventors who share a commitment to ...

Toyota’s futuristic Woven City, which is being built on the site ... which is said to be a “living laboratory” where people can live while also testing out futuristic projects.

It’s a living laboratory where the residents are ... The launch of Woven City is part of Toyota's bid to shed its identity as an automaker and emerge as a more generalized "mobility company." ...