抄録
With the autonomous driving technology advancements in the recent years, significant changes in the arterial industry has been expected. However, its application to the venous industry has not received much attention. On the other hand, the situation surrounding the venous industry is changing every day due to the labor shortage and aging problems. In response to this situation, we propose a "modular compact mobility" that has a module above its chassis. The module can be changed flexibly depending on the purpose and a prototype can be developed. In this report, based on the demonstration experiments at the Waseda Festival, we consider its use as a garbage collection solution for predicting future use at the next Osaka Expo. At the same time, we proposed and evaluated the utilization of mobility in various regions and considered its economic and environmental values.
