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Toyota engineers develop mobility inspired by Pokemon character

The mobility will be on display at the Tokyo Midtown Hibiya complex for three days starting Friday. (Screengrab)
The mobility will be on display at the Tokyo Midtown Hibiya complex for three days starting Friday. (Screengrab)
The mobility will be on display at the Tokyo Midtown Hibiya complex for three days starting Friday. (Screengrab)
The mobility will be on display at the Tokyo Midtown Hibiya complex for three days starting Friday. (Screengrab)
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14 Mar 2024 10:03:13 GMT9
14 Mar 2024 10:03:13 GMT9

TOKYO: Engineers of Toyota Motor Corp. have developed a mobility inspired by Miraidon, a character from the popular Pocket Monsters, or Pokemon, game series, in collaboration with Pokemon Co.

The mobility will be on display at the Tokyo Midtown Hibiya complex for three days starting Friday. Visitors will be allowed to ride it to feel as if they are in the Pokemon world.

Toyota Engineering Society, a group of Toyota employees, launched the Miraidon mobility project based on a survey of about 8,000 elementary school children.

The mobility has a four-legged mode and a two-wheel drive mode. It can travel at a speed of around 3 kilometers per hour.

It will be on public display in drive mode. At a press event on Thursday, it slowly walked in the four-legged mode.

JIJI Press

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