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The Consortium has subcommittees on various themes, and members working on common themes collaborate with each other to implement services.
Furthermore, within the subcommittees, subcommittee projects are promoted that aim to implement specific services and work toward the implementation of services. In addition to existing subcommittees, it is possible to establish new themes and subcommittees.

List of subcommittees

  • Automated Delivery Subcommittee for New Urban Logistics

    Illustration of a man receiving a package from an automated delivery service.
    Subcommittee Leaders
    Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
    members
    Humorous Inc., KDDI Corporation, Menu Inc., NTT DOCOMO Business Inc., ROBO-HI Inc., Abidharma Inc., Sompo Japan Insurance Inc., Tier Four Inc., University of Tsukuba and University of Tokyo YEM&IKEI Virtual Laboratory, Nippon Signal Co., Ltd.
    ideal state of mind
    • Create a community where anyone living in Nishi-Shinjuku can use an automated delivery service at any time.
    Outline of Activities
    • Study of issues for implementation of automated delivery service in West Shinjuku
      e.g. signal/infrastructure coordination, cost reduction of 3DMAP for driving, etc.
    • Study of utilization ideas by identifying customer needs
    explanatory material
    Explanatory Material.pdfOpen document
    Project
  • AI-based "cozy" measurement subcommittee

    Subcommittee Leaders
    J. F. Oberlin University, School of Business Management
    members
    NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd., RE Co., Ltd., Odakyu Electric Railway Co., Ltd., Kogakuin University, Taisei Corporation, NEC Corporation
    ideal state of mind
    • Realize sustainable community development that does not depend on experience and intuition through an estimation model that visualizes "coziness
    Outline of Activities
    • Development of an estimation model based on a factor survey of "coziness"
    • Study and practice of community development mechanism using estimation model
    explanatory material
    Explanatory Material.pdfOpen document
    Project
  • Subcommittee to study means of solving social issues using tactile control technology

    Photo of a robot grasping a chick utilizing feel control technology.
    Subcommittee Leaders
    MotionLib Inc.
    members
    (coton Inc., Digital Media Lab Inc., Bellsystem24 Inc.
    ideal state of mind
    • Identification of social issues that can be solved by having "feel", consideration of solution ideas, and realization of their social implementation
    Outline of Activities
    • Hold workshops for each industry/field to identify and study the needs for utilizing real haptics (control technology that can give robots a human-like sense of touch and force).
    explanatory material
    Explanatory Material.pdfOpen document
    Project
  • Universal Communication with Advanced Technology Subcommittee

    Image of a man wearing smart glasses
    Subcommittee Leaders
    Dai Nippon Printing Co.
    members
    monoAItechnology Co., Ltd., Aisin Co., Ltd., DNP Digital Solutions Co., Ltd., Japan Xreal Co., Ltd.
    ideal state of mind
    • Through the implementation of the guidance system in Nishi-Shinjuku, realize a society where more people, regardless of disability, generation, or nationality, can interact and enjoy information in the same way.
    Outline of Activities
    • Evaluation of the acceptability of services using smart glasses and efforts to promote the use of smart glasses
    • Speech recognition technology, development of optimal expression methods
    explanatory material
    Explanatory Material.pdfOpen document
    Project
  • Subcommittee to study new work styles utilizing robot-friendly buildings

    Illustration of two or three service robots operating in front of the building's elevators to perform building management.
    Subcommittee Leaders
    (Octa Robotics Inc.
    members
    Omron Social Solutions Corporation, Daiwa Life Next Corporation, Toshiba Elevator and Escalator Corporation, Baltic Software Corporation
    ideal state of mind
    • To make the high-rise buildings in Nishi-Shinjuku robot-friendly and realize a city where service (cleaning, security, etc.) robots that perform building management can be introduced inexpensively and easily.
    Outline of Activities
    • Development of an inexpensive and simple system to link existing elevators and service robots, and verification of the probability of business using the robots.
    explanatory material
    Explanatory Material.pdfOpen document
    Project
  • Data Linkage Platform Subcommittee to promote local awareness and business participation

    Image of AR that can read information about a store when a smartphone is held up to the streetscape
    Subcommittee Leaders
    JORDAN Co.
    members
    avatarin Inc., coton Inc., GreatValue Inc., J MaaS Inc., KAKUCHO Inc., TOA Inc., ROBO-HI Inc., RE Inc., Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance Inc., ORIX Auto Inc., Kawasaki Heavy Industries Inc.,Kogakuin University Town Development Project (Smart Tech), Sharp Corporation, Jorte Inc., Denso Wave Incorporated, Dentsu Inc., Tokai Clarion Co., Ltd., Oracle Corporation Japan, Neural Group Inc., Vacan Inc., Micware Inc., Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
    ideal state of mind
    • Utilize a platform that accumulates various data in Nishi-Shinjuku to create a city where diverse businesses provide data-based services to people.
    Outline of Activities
    • Clarify ways to utilize data in a composite manner, involving multiple companies, and consider new business models.
    • Consideration of how to monetize the platform area-wide
    explanatory material
    Explanatory Material.pdfOpen document
    Project
  • Subcommittee to study urban implementation of XR to improve local attractiveness

    Image of XR that can read illustrations of dinosaurs, birds, and other creatures when a smartphone is held up to a cityscape.
    Subcommittee Leaders
    Odakyu Electric Railway Co.
    members
    CinemaLeap Inc., coton Inc., DENDOH Inc., FLARE SYSTEMS Inc. (+ Sophia Planning Inc.), Flyby Inc., humorous Inc., LANDS Inc., Michele Inc., Mogura Inc., monoAItechnology Inc.,Nuts Inc., Psychic VR Lab Inc., SoVeC Inc., Y4.com Inc., Odakyu Agency Inc., Iwata Laboratory, University of Tsukuba, University of Tsukuba & The University of Tokyo YEM&IKEI Virtual Laboratory, B-Bridge Inc., Pretia Technologies Inc., Bell System 24 Inc.
    ideal state of mind
    • Promote sustainable provision of XR services in West Shinjuku by resolving issues of players involved in XR
    Outline of Activities
    • Study of issues for urban implementation of XR in Nishi-Shinjuku
    • Guideline study for XR service provision
    • Study for composition of XR content that enhances the attractiveness of the region
    explanatory material
    Explanatory Material.pdfOpen document
    Project
  • Digital Twin subcommittee to create and implement urban services

    Image of avatar running in the city
    Subcommittee Leaders
    Taisei Corporation
    members
    coton Inc., FLARE SYSTEMS Inc. (plus Sophia Planning Inc.), Fullon Inc., humorous Inc., KDDI Corp.,ZWEISPACE JAPAN Co., Ltd., Odakyu Agency Co., Ltd., Keio Plaza Hotel Co., Ltd., Kogakuin University Faculty of Information Science Management Information Systems Laboratory, Synastasia Co., Ltd., SECOM Co., Ltd., University of Tsukuba/University of Tokyo YEM&IKEI Virtual Laboratory, Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., Hyper Digital Twin Co., Ltd., Backs Co., Ltd.
    ideal state of mind
    • Realizing an advanced city where various stakeholders co-create through the implementation of a digital twin in Nishi-Shinjuku
    Outline of Activities
    • Study and practice to implement Digital Twin as a service in the Nishi-Shinjuku area
    • Co-creation of content based on practitioners' needs
    explanatory material
    Explanatory Material.pdfOpen document
    Project