“PROTOTYPING OF INFORMATION DESCRIPTION FOR ACCELEROMETERSBASED ON BIM DATA” by Assistant Professor Murai of the Toyoda Lab has been published in the Technical Report Collection of the Architectural Institute of Japan. The paper can be read here.
Have you heard of a technology called IOWN, a next-generation communication infrastructure based on an innovative technology called “optoelectronic fusion”? As the development of IoT devices, sensing technology, and 3D space (as represented by XR) requires enormous amounts of data processing, IOWN has been attracting attention as a technology that enables overwhelmingly efficient communication compared to existing infrastructures. We are pleased to announce that the efforts of our laboratory’s Project Professor Toyoda were also introduced in an article by NewsPicks….
K. Toyoda Laboratory is seeking full- and part-time specially-appointed researchers to work together in an industry-academia collaboration + international environment on common ground-related technology development, research, and systematization. The position is open to those who specialize in architecture, urbanism, and digital space description (e.g., game engines). Please click on the link below for more details and we look forward to receiving your application! Learn more about part-time positions *You will be redirected to the recruitment site in Japanese.Learn more about…
Against the backdrop of the Tokyo transformation of the 21st century, our laboratory’s Project Professor Toyoda will speak at the 10th session of “202X URBAN VISIONARY”, a series of talks by developers and creators involved in urban development. The theme of this year’s event is “Tokyo, TOKYO | The Future of the Industrial Ecosystem in the City” and will be held in conjunction with “TOKYO CREATIVE SALON 2024,” a festival of creativity that captures the central Tokyo area in planes,…