Categories: Wire Stories

Toyoda Gosei Develops World’s First Millimeter Wave Radar Compatible Emblem that Emits Light

KIYOSU, Japan–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd. (TOKYO:7282) has developed the world’s first* automobile emblem that is both transparent to millimeter wave radar and luminescent. This product will be used on the new Lexus RZ battery electric vehicle (BEV) from Toyota Motor.


Toyoda Gosei has previously provided millimeter wave radar compatible emblems, which offer both an attractive metallic appearance and transparency to millimeter wave radar for advanced driving support systems, and luminescent emblems that accentuate the brand logo with LED light. The newly-developed emblem offers both transparency and luminescence thanks to the company’s metallic painting technology and optical design technology. This product also provides a light notification function that indicates the BEV’s charging status or when the driver is approaching (communication between vehicle and user), and contribute to achieving advanced functions and design suited to BEVs. Toyoda Gosei received the CE Special Award for the new emblem at the Toyota Motor Corporation Project Awards.

Toyoda Gosei will continue to contribute to the creation of safer and more attractive automobiles through the development of new products that integrate sensing functions using millimeter wave radar or LiDAR into front-end products, which demand a high aesthetic sense as the face of the vehicle.

*As of March 31, 2023, based on an internal survey.

Contacts

Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd.
Contact: Public Relations

Yusuke Kawahito

inquiry@mlist.toyoda-gosei.co.jp

Alex

Alex is a writer and digital content enthusiast who enjoys covering technology, current trends, useful tips, and topics that matter to everyday readers. With a focus on clear, informative, and easy-to-understand content, Alex aims to provide readers with practical insights and interesting perspectives across a wide range of subjects.

Recent Posts

Google extends voluntary buyouts to five more countries as AI costs pinch Alphabet

Google has taken its voluntary exit program global, extending buyout offers to five more countries…

9 minutes ago

Douvikas hat-trick fuels Como’s record 9-1 demolition of Lens

A record evening in Lens Como produced one of the most extraordinary nights in Champions…

35 minutes ago

Guirassy injured as Dortmund host Betis in Champions League

Borussia Dortmund's Champions League tie with Real Betis was disrupted inside the first half on…

1 hour ago

Valverde’s late winner has made his absence the real Real Madrid risk

The real test for Real Madrid is not how they open games; it is whether…

2 hours ago

Oil’s 12% crash is a Washington story, not a supply story

The real force moving crude oil prices right now is not a rig count or…

2 hours ago

Arsenal beat Slavia Prague 1-0 in Champions League with late own goal

Slavia Praha vs Arsenal ended 1-0 to the Gunners at the Fortuna Arena in Prague…

3 hours ago