ITEC 2017 is pleased to announce that Toyota Motor North America will be giving a presentation n Wednesday, June 21st, 2017 at 5:30 PM Illinois Institute Of Technology Herman Hall Ballroom 3124 S Federal St Chicago, IL 60616Campus 3124 S Federal St Chicago, IL 60616 This event is open to all registered attendees of ITEC ‘17 and the invited speakers For those interested in attending only the event, on-site registration will be available The Toyota Mirai is a hydrogen powered fuel cell electric vehicle which is one of the first such vehicles on the market The vehicle display event will include presentations from Toyota engineers on the technical details, performance, and design information of the vehicle Presentation Title and Summary Continuous Improvements and Advancements in Toyota Fuel Cell Technology The Toyota Mirai continues to sculpture new ways towards zero emission mobility in our future We have been learning a great deal, making improvements and advancements in our fuel cell program This presentation describes the latest achievements of this cutting edge technology Hitoshi Nomasa, Project Manager, MS Product Planning – Mid-size Vehicle Company, Toyota Motor Corporation Steve Duh, Senior Manager, Powertrain System Control Department – Fuel Cell Vehicle Group, Toyota Motor North America R&D Hitoshi Nomasa is the Project Manager of Toyota’s Mid-size Vehicle Company, Product Planning Group (MSZ) at Toyota Motor Corporation, located in Toyota-city, Aichi, Japan MSZ is responsible for overall vehicle development Mr Nomasa began his journey at Toyota in 1992, when he joined the company as a member of the Product Evaluation and Engineering Div Since 2001 he had been involved in the development of transmission as a designer Nomasa transitioned to Product Planning Group in 2008 responsible for the development of Prius C from the beginning After that he has been a project manager for the development of the MIRAI Fuel Cell Vehicle Steve Duh is the Senior Manager of Toyota’s Powertrain System Control – Fuel Cell Vehicle Group (PSCFCV) at Toyota Motor North America Research & Development (TMNA R&D, formerly known as Toyota Technical Center), located in Gardena, California FCV responsibilities include vehicle development, component testing, H2 station reliability testing, and North American codes & standards development Mr Duh began his journey at Toyota since 1999, when he joined the company as a member of the Quality Assurance Chassis Group of Toyota Motor Sales in North America located in Torrance, California Throughout the development of his career, Steve transitioned to TMNA R&D in 2004 and has been actively involved in various key vehicle design activities including chassis design, engine calibration, and finally in fuel cell Mr Duh earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from California State University of Pomona in 1999