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Check out RideVision, a Mobility XR system from Synesthesias(シナスタジア) that transforms any vehicle 🚗 into an immersive theme park ride! Its high-precision self-localization tech & spatial computing blend real & virtual worlds like never before. #InnovationJapan

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