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8 lis 2010 · Beginning today, the public is invited to share ideas on how to repurpose Toyota technology through the ?Ideas for Good? program sponsored by Toyota. Consumers are challenged to find new, non-automotive applications for five distinct Toyota technologies to ultimately benefit society.
- Five Winners Selected in Toyota ‘Ideas for Good’ Challenge
TORRANCE, Calif. (May 11, 2011) – Toyota Motor Sales (TMS),...
- Toyota Launches Inspiring New 'Ideas for Good' Initiative
An extension of Toyota?s enduring commitment towards...
- Five Winners Selected in Toyota ‘Ideas for Good’ Challenge
11 maj 2011 · TORRANCE, Calif. (May 11, 2011) – Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc. has announced the five winners in its Ideas for Good initiative, a unique program which invited consumers to share their ideas on how to repurpose Toyota technologies beyond their automotive applications.
An extension of Toyota?s enduring commitment towards continuous improvement, the ?Ideas for Good? initiative empowers people to imagine new possibilities for Toyota technologies. Beginning today, the public is invited to share ideas on how to repurpose Toyota technology through the ?Ideas for Good? program sponsored by Toyota.
11 lis 2010 · Toyota will be trying its hand at crowdsourcing with its newest media campaign, Ideas for Good. The company launched this initiative on Nov. 8 and is asking the public to submit ideas on...
11 maj 2011 · An extension of Toyota’s commitment toward continuous improvement, the Ideas for Good initiative asked people to imagine new possibilities for five distinct Toyota technologies: Total HUman Model for Safety (T.H.U.M.S.), Solar-Powered Ventilation System, Hybrid Synergy Drive (HSD), Advanced Parking Guidance System, and the Touch Tracer Display.
8 lis 2010 · Beginning today, the public is invited to share ideas on how to repurpose Toyota technology through the "Ideas for Good" program sponsored by Toyota. Consumers are challenged to find new,...
Toyota invited fans to propose ways to repurpose their automotive technology to benefit humanity. In a rapid prototyping weekend, Deeplocal and Carnegie Mellon University built the winning ideas—a bike helmet that gauges head trauma, a ventilation system for developing countries, and others.
