Who wouldn't want to see a glimpse of the future? Every person is curious to know what our world will be like in the future. What new things will we get to see? It is very difficult to answer these questions. But these days there is a lot of discussion about such a city of the future, in the construction of which trillions of rupees are being spent. It is being told that this will be a city in which robots will play an important role and humans will be used for experiments.
We are talking about Woven City, which is the city of the future. It is being made by Japanese car company Toyota. This city will be built just a few kilometers from Mount Fuji. Its construction work is going on from 2021. In this future city there will be a confluence of automated driving, robotics and artificial intelligence. Initially 200 people will be settled here, which is to be increased to 2,000 in future.
The city will work as a lab
According to the report of The Sun, in fact the woven city will act as a kind of lab, where Toyota will test its renewable and energy efficient self-driving cars. These cars have been named 'E-Palettes'. Now the question is that when all the work will be done with the help of robotics, then what is the use of humans here? How will they be part of the lab?
humans will be part of the experiment
Since only automatic cars are to be tested in WOVEN. In such a situation, the company wants to understand people's walking patterns and their driving patterns. Humans will also be settled here for this experiment.
How much will Future City cost?
According to the report, a budget of 8 billion pounds (i.e. approximately 83 thousand crores) has been kept for the settlement of Won. People in the city will live in smart homes, which will be powered by hydrogen. Solar panels will be installed on the roofs of the houses, which will make the city eco-friendly. At the same time, AI tech will be present to keep an eye on people's health related problems.
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Robots will do all the work
This city will be so modern that things will be delivered through underground networks. All the constructions in the city will be done with the help of robots. Traditional Japanese skills will also be used in this. At the same time, there is an intention to grow food through hydroponics. There will be three types of roads in the city. One for pedestrians. The second will be the traffic of fast vehicles, and the third will be the slow moving traffic.
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