As changes in the environment surrounding the auto parts industry accelerate, collaboration that goes beyond individual companies is becoming increasingly important for tackling challenges that are difficult to solve alone. In this session, five companies will present case studies of co-creation with startups and other industries, as outcomes of JAPIA's open innovation activities.

Under the theme "From Vision to Social Implementation," we will share practical knowledge generated by member companies, and communicate the challenges that will shape the future of Japan's auto parts industry through new value creation via collaboration and the spread of its results across the industry.

This session introduces JAMA's use of connected data in disaster response and its efforts to develop interfaces for efficient data linkage, and discusses future possibilities for solving social challenges.

From development to post-launch operation, the mobility lifecycle is being redesigned by physical AI. From the perspective of industrial architecture, we look ahead to the future this points toward.

Toward the future mobility society, we talk with JAMA Chairman Koji SATO about the hopes, concerns, interests, and questions young people have today — what they'd like to see happen, and why things are the way they are. (Facilitated by Shogo TERASAKI, Editor-in-Chief of Best Car.)

A dialogue on JAMA's "Mobility Vision 2050." Now in its fifth installment, this session shares progress on JAMA's working-group activities and focuses on "community-rooted mobile services," showing where the shift from vision to implementation now stands.

Building on an explanation of the amended Act on the Protection of Personal Information by the Personal Information Protection Commission, this session introduces the automotive industry's data protection efforts and the data utilization expected under the amended act, and discusses collaboration with regulators and the future shape of rule-making.

How can we turn the development speed and technical capabilities of Chinese suppliers into a competitive advantage rather than a threat? With an eye on vehicle development for the Indian market, this session discusses a new form of collaboration connecting Japan, China, and India, and the key points for putting it into practice.