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【Column】Hermenegildo Solheiro’s column was published in Archifuture Web.

【Column】Hermenegildo Solheiro’s column was published in Archifuture Web.

A column by Hermenegildo Solheiro, a project researcher at the Toyoda Lab, has been published on Archifuture Web, a portal site for architecture × computation. The column asks, “How can we use artificial intelligence and augmented reality to run through overly complex regulations and create even richer towns?” is described in the article. You can read the column here. Please take a moment to read it!*English translation text follows on the second half of the page.

【Recruit】Full/Part-Time Research Fellowships Available

【Recruit】Full/Part-Time Research Fellowships Available

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…

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【News】Appointed as an advisory board member of “PLATEAU Consortium” for industry-academia-government collaboration.

【News】Appointed as an advisory board member of “PLATEAU Consortium” for industry-academia-government collaboration.

Project PLATEAU, a project promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in collaboration with various players to realize digital twin cities throughout Japan, has reorganized the “Subcommittee for the Study on the Promotion of the Development and Use of 3D City Models” and established the “PLATEAU Consortium”. The Consortium has established an Advisory Board and Working Groups, and we are pleased to announce the appointment of Project Professor Toyoda as a member of the Advisory Board. For…

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