Toyota unveils plans for futuristic city in Japan

Toyota is developing Woven City, a prototype city at Mt. Fuji, to test futuristic technologies like autonomous vehicles, AI robots, and smart homes. The city will feature sustainable wooden buildings with solar panels and hydrogen fuel cells for energy. Homes will have AI and sensors for health monitoring. Roads will be designed for autonomous vehicles, with separate paths for pedestrians and bicycles. Social spaces like parks and plazas will foster community interaction.

What is the primary purpose of Woven City?

• To be a new residential area for Toyota employees

• To test futuristic vehicles, AI robots, and smart homes

• To serve as a tourist attraction

• To replace Tokyo as Japan's capital

What materials will primarily be used for constructing buildings in Woven City?

• Wood for sustainability

• Glass and metal

• Concrete and steel

• Plastic and aluminum

Besides solar panels, what other energy source will power Woven City?

• Geothermal energy

• Nuclear power

• Wind turbines

• Hydrogen fuel cells

Which type of vehicles will be allowed on the main roads of Woven City?

• Motorcycles

• Manual cars

• Fully autonomous vehicles

• Electric bicycles

What facilities will be available for social gatherings in Woven City?

• Sports stadiums

• Central plaza and parks

• Movie theaters

• Shopping malls