About HRI - Honda Research Institute USA
Honda Research Institute - Silicon Valley
70 Rio Robles
San Jose, CA 95134
HRI_contact@honda-ri.com
Our office located in San Jose California engages in material science and computer science related research activities. The computer science division focuses in research areas related to automated vehicles, machine learning and computer vision, frontier robotics, and human factors and ergonomics. The material science division focuses on immersed intelligence, nanomaterials and quantum sensing and computing.
Honda Research Institute - Detroit
2420 Oak Valley Drive,
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
HRI_contact@honda-ri.com
HRI-Detroit is located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, next to the University of Michigan campus and a few major automotive OEMs R&D centers. Our research domain includes vehicle-to-everything (V2X) and automated vehicle research to enhance safety, mobility, and sustainability to a variety of road users such as drivers, pedestrians, and micromobility users/providers. The Prototyping Department focuses on open innovation, external collaboration, and fast PoC prototyping activity. The Data and Communication Department’s research focuses on connected and automated vehicle and road users’ data analytics, Honda-unique applications, wireless communication such as 5G, and edge computing.
Honda Research Institute - Ohio
1255 Kinnear Road
Columbus, OH 43212
HRI_contact@honda-ri.com
HRI-Ohio is located in Columbus, Ohio, on the west campus of The Ohio State University. Our mission is to create sustainable mobility futures through collaborative research and data-driven innovation. There are three domains we particularly focus on: energy and battery technologies, mobility human-computer-interaction, and software defined mobility.
Honda Research Institute - San Luis Obispo County
The Honda Research Institute – San Luis Obispo County operation engages in fundamental technologies research in the areas of aerospace engineering, control system engineering, design, fabrication and assembly, and more. Many of the technologies that will power Honda’s electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft are being researched and developed here. Honda is striving for greater freedom of mobility, and its global eVTOL development seeks to realize three-dimensional mobility that connects the ground and the sky and makes significant changes to the concept of "mobility".