TOYOTA
THE NEW MOBILITY ECOSYSTEM AND THE NIPONIC BRAND E-PALETTE PROTOTYPE
Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) president Akio Toyoda today announced a business alliance for a new mobility service and the e-Palette prototype, designed to meet the demands of multimodal transportation and commercial applications of the future.Presented at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2018, the new e-Palette Alliance will leverage Toyota's Mobility Services Platform (MSPF) to develop a series of connected mobility services and a flexible and functional. The new alliance will give way to a broad ecosystem of physical and software support designed to help a wide range of businesses leverage advanced mobility technologies to better serve their customers. For the launch, Toyota's partners are Amazon, DiDi, Mazda, Pizza Hut and Uber, who will collaborate on vehicle planning, application concepts and verification activities."The auto industry is undoubtedly in its most drastic period of change as technologies such as electrification, connected services and automated driving are making significant strides. Toyota is committed to creating better and better vehicles. And importantly, the company is developing mobility solutions to help everyone enjoy life. We put our grain of sand to create an ever better society for the next 100 years and beyond. This announcement marks a major step forward in our evolution towards sustainable mobility and demonstrates our continued expansion beyond traditional cars and trucks to creating new values, including customer service, "said Akio Toyoda.In the short term, the alliance will focus on the development of the new e-Palette prototype, also presented at CES 2018. This prototype reflects one of Toyota's visions of the applications of Automated Mobility as a Service (Autono-MaaS ). It is a new generation, fully automated battery electric vehicle - Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV), designed to be customizable for a wide variety of companies. The e-Palette concept is proof of Toyota's continued commitment to collaboration and flexibility.In addition to providing support for services provided through MSPF, Toyota has developed the open control interface of the e-Palette prototype and a series of IT tools so that associated companies can install their own system.
E-Palette Alliance: a new ecosystem of mobility companies
As an emerging provider of business mobility equipment and services, Toyota pays special attention to creating new and attractive roles for member companies to help them expand their value chain and improve the lives of their customers.The e-Palette Alliance will leverage the possibilities of Toyota's MSPF to develop a new ecosystem for mobility-related businesses. Announced in 2016, MSPF is Toyota's structure for a wide range of applications for connected vehicles and for the provision of a full range of services required for MaaS, ranging from leasing and auto insurance, to managing fleets and massive data.Service providers associated with the e-Palette Alliance, such as Amazon, DiDi, Pizza Hut and Uber, will explore various applications of the e-Palette prototype and MSPF to cover their existing business needs. In addition, DiDi, Mazda and Uber will participate as technology partners.Toyota continues to plan the creation of new mobility services with other suppliers and technology development companies.
As an emerging provider of business mobility equipment and services, Toyota pays special attention to creating new and attractive roles for member companies to help them expand their value chain and improve the lives of their customers.The e-Palette Alliance will leverage the possibilities of Toyota's MSPF to develop a new ecosystem for mobility-related businesses. Announced in 2016, MSPF is Toyota's structure for a wide range of applications for connected vehicles and for the provision of a full range of services required for MaaS, ranging from leasing and auto insurance, to managing fleets and massive data.Service providers associated with the e-Palette Alliance, such as Amazon, DiDi, Pizza Hut and Uber, will explore various applications of the e-Palette prototype and MSPF to cover their existing business needs. In addition, DiDi, Mazda and Uber will participate as technology partners.Toyota continues to plan the creation of new mobility services with other suppliers and technology development companies.
Prototype e-Palette
With this concept, Toyota has adopted a new approach to Autono-MaaS mobility, through which e-Palette Alliance partners can enhance their customers' lifestyles with greater functionality, productivity and efficiency.With an open configuration of the interior design, the vehicle can be equipped with customized interiors depending on the needs of the user, be it mail, shared routes or e-commerce in transit. Its flexible framework is also designed to optimize usage, as the e-Pallete prototype can be shared, covering diverse business needs and allowing a fluid transition from one application to another. Toyota has predicted that the e-Palette prototype will be available in three sizes, so that not only will it fit every specific application, but mobility solutions of the right size for each location.
Looking to the future, e-Palette Alliance partners will be able to make the most of the e-Palette prototype in coordination with MSPF's full line of services or incorporate the vehicle into its own technology development program. The e-Palette prototype design reflects this commitment to flexibility and collaboration, with an open control interface and a number of IT tools so that member companies can build their own automated driving system according to their needs.Toyota plans to conduct feasibility tests of the e-Palette prototype in several regions, including the United States, from the beginning of the next decade. It also hopes to contribute to the success of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games by offering mobility solutions such as the e-Palette and other innovative mobility proposals.The e-Palette prototype comes in three sizes, with different lengths, depending on the specification for each use. Thanks to a flat, wide and unobstructed internal space configuration and low ground design, different equipment can be installed depending on the needs of the user, with specifications of shared vehicle, hotel room or commercial establishment.Vehicle control technology is used as an interface by technological suppliers. These suppliers can receive an Application Programming Interface (API), with the status and control of the vehicle, necessary for the development of automated driving systems (automated driving control software and cameras / sensors, etc.). ). The e-Palette prototype also leverages MSPF's capabilities to make wireless upgrades of automated driving systems possible.The vehicle information is collected in the Data Communication Module (DCM) - mounted on the e-Palette prototype, and accumulated in the Toyota Big Data Center (TBDC) through a global communications platform. The e-Palette prototype will leverage this information to accommodate a wide range of economical options as well as high-level maintenance in collaboration with Toyota dealers. The API required by service providers, such as vehicle status and dynamic management, can be seen in the MSPF.
With this concept, Toyota has adopted a new approach to Autono-MaaS mobility, through which e-Palette Alliance partners can enhance their customers' lifestyles with greater functionality, productivity and efficiency.With an open configuration of the interior design, the vehicle can be equipped with customized interiors depending on the needs of the user, be it mail, shared routes or e-commerce in transit. Its flexible framework is also designed to optimize usage, as the e-Pallete prototype can be shared, covering diverse business needs and allowing a fluid transition from one application to another. Toyota has predicted that the e-Palette prototype will be available in three sizes, so that not only will it fit every specific application, but mobility solutions of the right size for each location.
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