2022 Taiwan Innotech Expo (tie) successfully concluded its physical exhibition today (15), attracting over 10,000 professionals, researchers, industry experts, and the general public to attend. The online exhibition will continue until October 20, providing a seamless and borderless interactive platform for domestic and international inventors and visitors to engage in discussions and business opportunities. This allows exhibitors to fully grasp domestic and international business opportunities.
The online exhibition will end on October 20, so don't miss out!
Online exhibition link: https://online.inventaipei.com.tw/zh-tw/index.html
Innotech Expo is presented in three halls and one zone, showcasing the themes of "Future Tech (FUTEX)", "Sustainability", "Innovative Leadership," and "Invention Competition." It focuses on innovative technological capabilities in industry, academia, and research, driving industrial upgrades and international technological exchanges. The "Innovative Leadership Hall" features a semiconductor section for the first time, showcasing Taiwan's prominent players such as TSMC, MediaTek, Winbond, and Realtek as key contributors to the global semiconductor industry. Additionally, the application of semiconductor technology in conjunction with "Biotechnology" is demonstrated, such as the world's first detection product that combines semiconductor technology with biotechnology. This product can accurately detect various targets, including genes, viruses, bacteria, and cancer cells, within 30 minutes, achieving a precision rate of over 95%, which greatly benefits human health.
The exhibition not only presents the complete supply chain of the semiconductor industry but also the "IDB Ministry of Economic Affairs Industrial Development Bureau Smart Display Life Hall" planned by the Smart Display Industry Alliance for cross-domain collaboration. The hall's theme is "New Technologies, New Applications, Creating a Better Life." It invites display manufacturers such as AUO, Innolux, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, and E Ink to showcase innovative solutions applied in areas such as medical care, retail, mobile devices, and entertainment. The solutions are presented through immersive scenarios to provide visitors with a deeper experience. The exhibition displays Taiwan's smart display industry technology achievements and aims to apply technology more widely in daily life to create a smarter and more convenient living environment for the public.
The "Future Technology Hall" focuses on sports technology and precision health. With the theme of creating a happy and healthy Taiwan for all ages, the hall showcases smart sports technology to promote public health. The exhibition introduces various medical technologies into scenarios such as living rooms, study rooms, and bedrooms to easily illustrate the future concept of medical technology transitioning from hospitals to homes. The "Sustainable Development Hall" plays a vital role in showcasing carbon reduction and green energy technologies. It brings together achievements from various government departments, such as the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) constructing a hydrogen energy industry development platform through research integration. Additionally, the first hydrogen energy production, transmission, storage, and application demonstration and verification field in the Shalun Smart Science Park is established to take a critical step toward Taiwan's net-zero emissions target.
The "Invention Competition" is one of the highlights of the exhibition. The platinum awards, which symbolize the highest honor in the Asian invention community, were announced today. This year's competition featured 520 entries covering a variety of fields, including semiconductors, optoelectronic LCDs, information and communications technology, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, machinery, and daily necessities. After two rounds of evaluation, including written and on-site reviews, a total of 310 awards were presented, including 14 platinum awards, 89 gold awards, 92 silver awards, and 115 bronze awards. The biggest winner in the school invention section was the team from National Central University, which received 1 platinum award, 7 gold awards, 3 silver awards, and 8 bronze awards, totaling 19 medals. In the foreign invention section, the Indonesian Invention and Innovation Promotion Association (INNOPA) and the National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT) both achieved outstanding results, receiving 1 platinum award, 1 gold award, 2 silver awards, 3 bronze awards, 7 gold awards, 8 silver awards, and 5 bronze awards, respectively. A participating team from Ecuador expressed that aside from showcasing their research and development achievements, participating in the exhibition and interacting with diverse industrial inventors inspired them to generate more innovative ideas. Innotech Expo has become one of the most important exhibitions in the global invention community, offering a rich exhibition experience through works from exhibitors from 20 countries around the world and providing an excellent platform for interaction and exchange among exhibitors.
The 2022 "Taiwan Innotech Expo" successfully concluded with resounding applause. The next edition will be held from October 12 to 14, 2023, at Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall 1, continuing to provide the best exhibition stage for invention and innovation.
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| Image 1: The award ceremony of the invention competition was held on the morning of the 15th. Ms. Hong Shu-Min, Director-General of the Intellectual Property Office of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, presented the highest honor, the platinum award. | Image 2: A total of 310 awards were presented in this competition. The team from National Central University won the most medals, with a total of 19 medals. | Image 3: The 2022 Taiwan Innotech Expo attracted nearly ten thousand visitors during its three-day exhibition, providing a firsthand experience of |
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