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Meet former Army Ranger, Romy Camargo, at his side is Toyota’s Human Support Robot. Watch as they become important subjects in painting the pathway to better understand and unveil the next chapter of human support robots. 

Following the conclusion of Toyota’s auto safety research initiative, the automaker has just commenced a new project through its Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC). The next phase of the company’s research project, aptly called CSRC Next, will primarily study autonomous driving technology as well as connectivity.

Mark your calendars! And help your child learn something new this summer at the Discovery Center Summer of Science Camps in Springfield. Both educational and fun, the sessions are a great way to keep your young scholar excited about learning new things while school is out.  

Your Highlander, RAV4 or Crossover trim may come with an All-Wheel Drive or have it as an add-on feature. If it does, you'll want to be familiar with the All-Wheel Drive Lock Button on your new model. It's often all that's standing between staying stuck or driving away with ease. AWD Lock is designed for low-speed, slippery conditions like snow, mud, or sand. If you're stuck in the snow or mud, this little button can lock on your AWD and give you the extreme power you need to free yourself!