Tokyo Toy Show

The automotive landscape is changing, and autonomous cars mean the next generation of "driver" might only ever be a passenger, but Toyota is still trying to develop a new breed of motoring enthusiast with the Camatte Petta.​

Toyota displayed the fourth episode in its Camatte series of exploratory concept vehicles at the 2015 Tokyo Toy Show. This year also had car design in miniature, for children to create their own concepts on a tablet and drive them around a model town, all in augmented reality.

At the 2012 and 2013 Tokyo Toy Shows, Toyota debuted lifelike Camatte toy cars designed to give kids an early appreciation for the automobile. This year, it adds a new feature to the Camatte design: a digital hood that lets kids customize their roadsters with original artwork.

Possibly inspired by the work of Kenji Ishida, Takara Tomy unveiled a self-transforming Transformers robot toy at Tokyo Toy Show 2013 that could be headed for mass production.

Toyota has updated its Camatte kids car concept with a sporty roadster called the Camatte57.

The SmartPet is a toy which, with the addition of your iPhone, becomes a cartoon-faced pet dog.

The Toyota Camatte is a concept car for kids.