東京大學與 DENSO 簽訂產學協創協議

常見問題

Q: What is the duration of the collaborative creation agreement between The University of Tokyo and DENSO?

A: The agreement is for a period of 10 years, starting from April 1, 2026.

Q: What is the main vision of this collaboration?

A: The common vision is "Towards a Society Enriched by Driving: Future Societal Value Expanding from Mobility." The goal is to evolve mobility into a source of new societal value by circulating energy and utilizing data, leading to a sustainable social system that improves human happiness.

Q: What are the key challenges in the mobility sector that this collaboration aims to address?

A: The collaboration aims to address challenges such as energy consumption, temporal constraints of travel, the need for integrated energy management with the spread of EVs, securing computational resources for autonomous driving, and complex societal issues like carbon neutrality and an aging population.

Q: What are the four key themes of this collaborative creation agreement?

A: The four key themes are: (1) Creating Societal Value through Energy Circulation and Data Integration, (2) [Implied from context, likely related to autonomous driving and intelligent systems], (3) [Implied from context, likely related to urban infrastructure and data utilization], and (4) [Implied from context, likely related to human resource development and societal implementation].

Q: What specific technologies will be central to the first theme?

A: Wireless power transfer systems for moving vehicles (DWPT) and mathematical optimization will be core technologies for the first theme, focusing on integrated energy supply and mobility utilization.