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Toyota Research Institute
Improving the quality of human life through advances in AI, robotics, driving, and material sciences.
About Toyota Research Institute
At Toyota Research Institute (TRI), we’re conducting research to amplify human ability, focusing on making our lives safer and more sustainable. Led by Dr. Gill Pratt, TRI’s team of researchers develops technologies to advance AI, robotics, driving, and material sciences. We’re dedicated to building a world of “mobility for all” where everyone, regardless of age or ability, can live in harmony with technology to enjoy a better life. Through innovations in AI, we will: - Develop technology for vehicles and robots to help people enjoy new levels of independence, access, and mobility. - Bring advanced mobility technology to market faster. - Discover new materials that will make batteries and hydrogen fuel cells smaller, lighter, less expensive, and more powerful. Our work is guided by a dedication to safety– seen in how we research, develop, and validate the performance of vehicle technology to benefit society. As a subsidiary of Toyota, TRI is fueled by a diverse and inclusive community of people who carry invaluable leadership, experience, and ideas from industry-leading companies. Over half of our technical team holds PhD degrees. We’re continually searching for the world’s best talent ‒ people who are ready to define the new world of mobility with us! We strive to build a company that helps our people thrive, achieve work-life balance, and bring their best selves to work. At TRI, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds ‒ a fun start-up environment with brilliant people who enjoy solving tough problems and the financial backing to successfully achieve our goals. Come work with TRI if you’re interested in transforming mobility through designing safer cars, enabling the elderly to age in place, or designing alternative fuel sources. Start your impossible with us.
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Presence & Recognition
Toyota Research Institute researchers will be attending the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV) with posters on AnyView, Walk through Paintings, and Reconstruction by Generation.
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Presence & Recognition
Toyota Research Institute teams from the LFV and G3R teams will present their latest works at the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV) to the poster session.
Reported by Vitor Guizilini
Research & Knowledge
Toyota Research Institute Director of Robotics Technology Adoption Erin McColl published an article in A3 discussing how real-world deployment helps teams uncover new research problems, gather data, and build robotic systems.
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Research & Knowledge
Toyota Research Institute published a Lab Notes video discussing Professor Gabor Orosz and James Dallas on safety algorithms designed to act as a co-pilot supporting drivers only when needed.
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Research & Knowledge
Toyota Research Institute published work led by Maximilian Du on continual learning and replay buffers for Memory Anchors
Reported by Masha Itkina