Proposal for an automated delivery system of shared cars to users, indicating a shift in vehicle-sharing convenience.
Recently, the automotive industry has been focusing on a technological trend known as "CASE." In CASE, the "S" stands for "Sharing," which refers to the growing use of vehicle-sharing services. However, these services require users to go to parking lots, which presents convenience challenges. Therefore, we propose a new service that delivers vehicles directly to users, along with the system needed to make this service possible. This system utilizes Toyota's automated transportation technology within factories and autonomous driving robot’s technologies, where the small mobility vehicles lead the shared cars and deliver them to users.
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