The Japan Mobility Show (MobiShow), organized by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA), held its media preview on October 29th and 30th at the Tokyo Big Sight International Exhibition Center, with over 400 companies and organizations related to automobiles, motorcycles, and mobility exhibiting.
<Scenes from the venue>
Exhibiting companies included not only passenger car manufacturers, but also motorcycle and commercial vehicle manufacturers, vehicle bodies, parts and machinery, mobility-related companies, as well as local governments, universities, and research institutions. Manufacturers displayed new models and concept cars, and each company showcased the technologies they had brought to the event.
<"eCanter" truck equipped with "COBODI">
In the logistics sector, Mitsubishi Fuso unveiled its new concept, "COBODI (Connected Load Body)." This new concept combines an innovative smart body with digital solutions, aiming to reduce the burden on drivers, shorten working hours, improve delivery efficiency, and increase the productivity of vehicle management.
<Cuebus President Okubo and the Automated Logistics Road Model>
Cuebus, which exhibits its urban-type three-dimensional robotic warehouse system "CUEBUS," was selected as the implementer of "Use Case 2: Main Line Single-Road Section: Automated Driving of Transport Equipment" in the "Demonstration Experiment for Social Implementation of Automated Logistics Roads in FY7" conducted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT).
The automated logistics road project, promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, involves constructing new roads specifically for logistics, based on existing median strips on expressways. Cuebus is conducting research toward practical application as a sustainable infrastructure that does not rely on batteries, by using electromagnets. A demonstration experiment is scheduled for February 2026.
The company's president, Katsuhiro Okubo, spoke with strong enthusiasm about future developments, saying, "As a uniquely Japanese manufacturing approach, we want to create infrastructure that can withstand long-term use."
<Tomica booth on the 4th floor of the South Hall>
In addition to the car display, the event also features a KidZania pop-up shop and a Tomica booth for children. It's an event that car enthusiasts of all ages can enjoy.
The museum will be open to the public from October 31st to November 9th. Opening hours vary depending on the day.
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