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A New Era of AI-powered Innovation and Industrial Revolution: Driving Integration of Smart Tech into Daily Life.The 2024 Taiwan Innotech Expo (TIE) kicked off today at Taipei World Trade Center with a focus on "Smart Tech Island –The New Era of AI." This year’s event showcases over a thousand advanced technologies and research achievements across six key areas: digital information, data security, precision health, defense, green and renewable energy, and civil and military resilience, heralding a new chapter in the technological evolution of industries.Online and On-Site Exhibitions Offers Comprehensive Access to the Latest Innovations.TIE 2024 offers a seamless blend of virtual and physical experiences. Visitors can explore technologies, register for events, and plan their visit online before the expo opens. During the expo period, the event website provides essential tools such as e-meeting requests, product maps, and program registration. For those who were unable to attend in person, online attendees can view exhibits and access business negotiation records even after the expo is closed, fostering ongoing collaboration and opportunities. As a leading platform for technological innovation exchanges in Taiwan, TIE 2024 showcases the nation’s advancements in AI and smart technologies. This event is anticipated to drive industry transformation and opens new chapters in technological innovation.Official Website: https://tie.twtm.com.tw/en
Showcasing Taiwan's Technology Advancements on Five Trusted Industries, AI, and Semiconductors.The Taiwan Innotech Expo (TIE), one of the largest annual technology exchange events in Taiwan, will return this October 17th to 19th at the Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1. This year, TIE brings together the R&D accomplishments of 11 government agencies of Taiwan in three themed pavilions: “Innovation Pilot,” “FutureTECH,” “Sustainability,” and the“ Invention Area”. Under the theme "Smart Tech Island : The New Era of AI" TIE 2024 will highlight the latest technological advancement in Taiwan's five trusted industries, AI and semiconductors.On the first day of the expo, 2022 Nobel Laureate in Physics, Dr. Alain Aspect, will be sharing the challenges of bringing quantum technology from the laboratory to real-world applications. He will also participate in panel discussions with international experts in the field, offering valuable insights into the latest technological advancements and emerging business opportunities in quantum technology.TIE Serves as a Bridge for Facilitating International Technological Exchanges.TIE 2024 has invited 101 organizations from over 20 countries, including the United States, Canada, France, Japan, and South Korea, showcasing more than 149 cutting-edge technologies. Participants include world-class companies, top universities, and prestigious research institutions such as Micron, 3M, Harvard University, MIT, and theAIST. Through fostering deeper international technological exchanges, TIE 2024 seeks to empower Taiwanese companies to stay at the forefront of technological advancements and applications. The exhibitions and activities are anticipated to catalyze industrial transformation and upgrade, as well as strengthen international collaboration, further solidifying Taiwan's position as a global hub for research and development.For more information, visit the official website: https://tie.twtm.com.tw/en
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The physical exhibition of the "2023 Taiwan InnoTech Expo"concluded successfully on Oct 14th. During the exhibition period, it attracted nearly 50,000 visitors. Together with outstanding inventors of this year, they witnessed the scientific research achievements. Furthermore, they hope to continue discovering cross-disciplinary invention technologies through this exhibition and through international invention exchanges, making Taiwan an international hub for research and development transactions. This year's Taiwan InnoTech Expo continued its "Three Theme Pavilions and One Area" presentation format. The "Innovation Pilot Pavilion" featured a semiconductor zone, where leading semiconductor companies like Realtek, MediaTek, Powerchip, TSMC, and Innolux showcased semiconductor technology applications in key areas such as automotive devices, artificial intelligence, and displays. This demonstrated Taiwan's strong capabilities in innovative research and development. In the "Future Tech Pavilion," highlights included AIoT smart applications, zero-emission technology, biotech pharmaceuticals, medical materials, and humanistic technology. National Taipei University of Technology exhibited the "MovableBag+: Substitutional Robot for Immersive Boxing Training with E ncountered-Type Haptic" (Movable Punching Bag), which uses encounter-based haptic feedback technology to simultaneously train a boxer's punching and footwork while integrating VR visual feedback, creating a multi-sensory mobile boxing training system that attracted numerous visitors to experience the thrill of boxing. The "Sustainability Pavilion" was a collaborative effort between various government departments, including the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Environment, the Ministry of Labor, the Industrial Development Administration, the Energy Administration, the Department of State-owned Enterprise Affairs, and the National Atomic Research Institute. It showcased 111 technologies under the themes of In Circular & Regenerative Technology, In Carbon Reduction & Sequestration, and green energy technology. Semisils Applied Materials Corp., Ltd exhibited patented technology for recycling and regenerating semiconductor waste slurry. This technology separates silicon dioxide, silicon carbide, sodium silicate, and green hydrogen from the waste slurry produced in the semiconductor industry and provides recycled materials to the industry, encouraging various sectors to join the green supply chain. The highest honor in the Asian invention world, the "Platinum Award," was announced at the awards ceremony this morning. The competition for inventions in this session included nearly 530 entries, covering various fields such as semiconductors, information and communications, biotechnology, machinery, and daily necessities. A total of 11 platinum awards, 81 gold awards, 92 silver awards, and 152 bronze awards were presented, totaling 337 award-winning works. The National Atomic Research Institute was the biggest winner of this session, receiving 2 platinum awards, 4 gold, 3 silver, and 5 bronze awards, a total of 15 medals. Foreign invention areas, including the Korea Invention Promotion Association (KIPA), the Indonesian Invention and Innovation Promotion Association (INNOPA), and the National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT), made significant achievements when they visited Taiwan. The exhibition also provided opportunities for cross-disciplinary research and development talent exchange between countries, with the hope of showcasing more innovative ideas in the future. The three-day exhibition of the "2023 Taiwan InnoTech Expo" has successfully concluded. The next session will be held from October 17 to 19, 2024, at the Taipei World Trade Center, continuing to play the role of the best exhibition for showcasing inventions and innovation and facilitating exchanges. Figure 1: A total of 337 awards were presented in the invention competition this session, with the National Atomic Research Institute winning 15 medals, making it the biggest winner in the domestic invention area. Figure 2: The invention competition awards ceremony was held on the morning of the 15th, with awards presented to the winning inventors by Liao Cheng-wei, Director of the Intellectual Property Office of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Figure 3: The three-day exhibition of the 2023 Taiwan InnoTech Expo has successfully concluded, attracting nearly 50,000 visitors to participate in the field of innovation and research and development.
The "2023 Taiwan Innotech Expo (TIE) - Future Tech Pavilion" is focusing on four major technology areas this year: "AloT & Smart Applications" "Humanity" "Bio-tech, New Drugs & Medical Devices" and another "AloT & Smart Applications." Among these areas, "Net Zero" has received Low-cost Alkaline Seawater Electrolysis for Hydrogen Pro duction: The Device and Technology, as well as a Hydrogen metallurgy: Hydrogen-rich Blast Furnace Digital Twin System to serve as a key element in driving the circular economy, making it a highlight technology in the exhibition. The Future Tech Pavilion highlights technologies in four main areas, revolving around smart healthcare and innovative startups in the field of Bio-tech, New Drugs & Medical Devices. The Future Tech Pavilion brings together over 150 research teams, startups, and key industries. In the "AloT & Smart Applications" section, innovative AI applications for healthcare are showcased, highlighting technologies such as Taipei Veterans General Hospital Ear Scale App Hearing Screening System: Early Detection of Hidden Heari ng Loss for Early Treatment, National Cheng Kung University's wireless Bio-signal Acquisition System and Platform for Diagnosis of Car diovascular Disease, National Taiwan University's Algorithm for 24-hour Blood Pressure Estimation by Smart Watch, and National Tsing Hua University's Motion-Based AI Contactless Technology - m’AI touch. In the "Bio-tech, New Drugs & Medical Devices" field, the featured technologies focus on medical priorities such as cell therapy, next-generation gene sequencing, including China Medical University's Bispecific Nanobody-Engineered CAR.BiTE-γδT Cell Therapy with Allogen eic Potential, National Tsing Hua University's Catalytic Powering the Next Wave of Genetic Medicines Through Superior Delivery, and National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University's Degradable Implantable Flexible Microelectrode Patch with High-Resolution Electrical Stimulation, Electrophysiological Signal Sensing, and Cellular Regenerative Therapy, showcasing Taiwan's research and development capabilities in the field. Bringing Together Taiwan's Research Strengths to Develop Net Zero The "Net Zero" area features research results from 15 research teams at universities and colleges across Taiwan. This includes components and technology for Low-cost Alkaline Seawater Electrolysis for Hydrogen Pro duction: The Device and Technology from National Sun Yat-sen University, Low Carbon Rice - An AIoT Rice Harvest System with Low Carbon Emissions from National Chung Hsing University, and All-Paper-Based Moisture-Powered Battery from National Taiwan University of Science And Technology. All of these innovations are expected to contribute to Taiwan's efforts to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. In addition to forward-looking research from academia, the "Net Zero Forum" on October 14th invited Bill Liao, a partner at Silicon Valley venture capital firm SOSV, to discuss new opportunities in the face of global climate change and a working group focused on promoting Taiwan's Net Zero solutions. In a comprehensive panel discussion, representatives from various sectors discussed topics such as how the government can use technology to assist businesses in reducing carbon emissions, how Taiwan's energy transformation can utilize innovative technology, and the challenges faced by businesses in promoting ESG initiatives, with the aim of finding the best solutions for carbon reduction through Net Zero. Humanity Stage: Intersection Between Tech & Sports for Innovative Applications In the "Humanity" exhibition area, Chengda University's intelligent badminton court solution, which uses inertial sensors and low-latency video streaming to improve hitting efficiency, and a real-time intelligent analysis and recording system for soccer events that paves the way for future automated soccer broadcasts by capturing game scenes and analyzing team formations, are showcased. On the last day of the exhibition, October 14th, the "Humanity Stage: Intersection Between Tech & Sports" event will take place, focusing on solving problems that athletes face in athletic training and competition from the perspective of sports science research. It is expected that this event will promote interdisciplinary research to develop optimal solutions for maximizing the potential and performance of athletes and driving economic development in the sports industry. The event will feature athletes such as "Taiwan Butterfly King" Wang Guan-Heng, "Taiwan Boxing Queen" Chen Nian-Qin, and "King Kong Wei" Du Bao-Wei, along with their coaches. Chen Nian-Qin and Du Bao-Wei will demonstrate punching sandbags and boxing in the metaverse, giving the audience a glimpse of international-class boxing performances.
Step into the future at the prestigious 2023 Taiwan Innotech Expo (TIE), a major international showcase of cutting-edge technologies, unfolding its grand debut today at the Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1. This eagerly anticipated event, brought to life through the collaborative synergy of 11 prominent government agencies, is set to capture visitors’ imaginations with three thematic pavilions, “Innovation Pilot,” “Future Tech,” and “Sustainability,” and the “Invention Competition” area. Besides inviting nine of Taiwan’s leading semiconductor companies to demonstrate their advanced solutions across every facet of the semiconductor supply chain, TIE 2023 has gathered a remarkable array of innovative technologies spanning diverse application areas. These encompass the realms of net-zero, aeronautics & space technology, cyber security, 5G AIoT, biotechnology, circular economy, green technology, etc. In total, the event boasts an impressive display of over 1,000 technology-related items that are sure to captivate and inspire. TIE 2023 Seamlessly Integrates Exhibitions Onsite and Online to Provide an Amazing Journey of Technology Innovations Apart from the physical exhibition, TIE 2023 has also launched an exciting and diverse online exhibition. Within each thematic pavilion, visitors will find not only exclusive promotional videos and live event pages but also a wealth of technical information presented in a highly attractive multimedia format. Moreover, there is an automated recommendation system that guides visitors to related technologies, making it effortless for them to curate a collection of their favorite innovations. The event this year comes with a host of fresh features, including the electronic business inquiry form, the digital exhibition map, and the all new registration system for ongoing activities in the exhibition. All of these enhancements are designed to streamline participants’ experiences, helping them seize new opportunities and bolster their competitiveness. Online Exhibition: October 6th,2023 to March 6th, 2024 (Website) Image 1: "Image of UMC, a silicon foundry business, focuses on the technology application of wafer-level probe cards to provide a comprehensive testing solution, meeting the testing needs of high-speed computing in AI, data centers, 5G, and automotive electronics. Image source: Ministry of Economic Affairs." Image 2: "The Future Technology Pavilion held a discussion on 'Disruptive Innovative Technologies in Space Tech' featuring organizations from Japan's JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) and Taiwan's National Science Council, National Space Organization, National Cheng Kung University, Yei Chien Technology, and Create Future Technology. They discussed disruptive innovations and the latest advancements in space technology. Image source: Ministry of Economic Affairs." Image 3: "The Sustainable Development Pavilion focuses on the three major themes of 'Circular Regeneration,' 'Carbon Reduction and Collaboration,' and 'Green Energy Technology.' Image source: Ministry of Economic Affairs."
The "2023 Taiwan Innotech Expo" was grandly showcased on the 12th. The "Sustainability Pavilion," coordinated by the Ministry of Agriculture in collaboration with seven agencies/units, focused on "Net Zero Emissions" and jointly displayed 113 innovative technologies. In addition, the International Zone of the Sustainability Pavilion invited 10 international institutions from Europe, the United States, South Korea, and other countries to showcase advanced technologies and products related to green energy, circular economy, and smart technology. The aim is to facilitate technology transactions and accelerate the commercialization of technological innovations by connecting businesses and academic institutions at the exhibition. The Ministry of Agriculture stated that in alignment with the three main themes of the Sustainability Pavilion, namely "Carbon Reduction & Sequestration", "Green Energy Technology", and "Circular & Regenerative Technology" 39 technology research and development achievements with commercial potential were displayed. These include "Technologies for the mass production of parasitoid wasp capsules and the airdrop using unmanned aerial vehicles" developed by the Hualien District Agricultural Research and Extension Station, which can enhance application efficiency by up to six times and reduce pesticide usage by 25% to 50%. Additionally, Kaohsiung District Agricultural Research and Extension Station developed the "Self-propelled pineapple intelligent spraying flower inducer machine", which operates seven times more efficiently than manual labor. Taitung District Agricultural Research and Extension Station developed "Gac Fruit Aril Separator Machine and the Recycle and Reuse Technology of the Residue", which increases manual labor efficiency by more than four times. The Livestock Research Institute created a "The modulation technology of Brewer's grain silage applied in feed for native chicken", which reduces feed costs by 18.1%. The Ministry of Agriculture further explained that the Taiwan Innotech Expo has become an important platform for marketing technology across borders. To create a well-functioning research and development trading platform, the Sustainability Pavilion has invited international agribusinesses from Brazil, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, South Korea, the United States, and other countries to jointly showcase advanced technologies related to intelligent livestock management and the inspection of agricultural and livestock products in the International Zone of the pavilion. Among the participants, Royal Peterson and Control Union from the Netherlands provide global sustainability verification services for industries and their supply chains. Belgian company Unisensor SA demonstrated a groundbreaking platform for testing antibiotic residues and toxins in animal products. South Korean company Yook Hwa Chemical displayed a new bio-material as the first line of defense, which can suppress soil pathogens and harmful pests. American company TORO focused on smart agricultural water resource management by showcasing a dual-line irrigation control system. The goal is to introduce advanced foreign technologies at the exhibition to expedite the development of industries in Taiwan.
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