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Selected for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications’ “Regional Community DX Promotion Package Project”; participating in a Level 4 automated driving initiative in Seika Town, Kyoto Prefecture

AISAN TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. will participate as a consortium member in a Level 4 autonomous driving verification project covering Seika, Kyoto, under a Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications program. The project will use communications technology and AI-based remote monitoring to assess the safety of autonomous buses and the economic viability of remote monitoring operations when buses and robotaxis operate together.

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Announced details

Level 4 autonomous driving, autonomous buses, robotaxis, and remote monitoring using communications technology and AI
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Regional transportation, autonomous driving services, and remote monitoring of autonomous buses and robotaxis

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Quantitative Effects

The project will establish a method for quantitatively evaluating the safety of autonomous buses and verify the economic viability of N:M remote monitoring operations when autonomous buses and robotaxis operate together.

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Relationship with the Company

AISAN TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. will participate in the project as a consortium member. A-Drive株式会社 is also a consortium member. Other relationships are not disclosed.

CounterpartyMinistry of Internal Affairs and Communications, SoftBank Corp., NEC Corporation, NTTドコモビジネス株式会社, 株式会社本田技術研究所, 奈良交通株式会社, A-Drive株式会社, Doshisha University Mobility Research Center, 一般社団法人京都府タクシー協会, Seika Town, Kyoto Prefecture, Mitsubishi Research Institute,Inc.

A project conducted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. The consortium includes telecommunications companies, electronics manufacturers, research institutions, transportation operators, and local governments. SoftBank Corp. is the lead organization, and Mitsubishi Research Institute,Inc. is the project administrator.

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Seika Town, Kyoto Prefecture

In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.

Source (materials cited by the company)

The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' public solicitation information and selection results, and the progress website operated by Mitsubishi Research Institute,Inc.

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Names of Products / Services CoveredLevel 4 autonomous driving, autonomous buses, robotaxis, and remote monitoring using communications technology and AI
CounterpartyMinistry of Internal Affairs and Communications, SoftBank Corp., NEC Corporation, NTTドコモビジネス株式会社, 株式会社本田技術研究所, 奈良交通株式会社, A-Drive株式会社, Doshisha University Mobility Research Center, 一般社団法人京都府タクシー協会, Seika Town, Kyoto Prefecture, Mitsubishi Research Institute,Inc.
Counterparty overviewA project conducted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. The consortium includes telecommunications companies, electronics manufacturers, research institutions, transportation operators, and local governments. SoftBank Corp. is the lead organization, and Mitsubishi Research Institute,Inc. is the project administrator.
Relationship with the CompanyAISAN TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. will participate in the project as a consortium member. A-Drive株式会社 is also a consortium member. Other relationships are not disclosed.
Applicable areaRegional transportation, autonomous driving services, and remote monitoring of autonomous buses and robotaxis
LocationSeika Town, Kyoto Prefecture
Quantitative EffectsThe project will establish a method for quantitatively evaluating the safety of autonomous buses and verify the economic viability of N:M remote monitoring operations when autonomous buses and robotaxis operate together.
SourceThe Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' public solicitation information and selection results, and the progress website operated by Mitsubishi Research Institute,Inc.
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To establish autonomous driving services that achieve both safety and economic viability, help address regional transportation challenges, and contribute to a sustainable mobility society.

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