The 2022 Taiwan Innotech Expo (TIE) was jointly organized by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the National Science and Technology Commission, the Council of Agriculture, the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Labor, the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the Environmental Protection Administration of the Executive Yuan, the National Development Commission, and the Academia Sinica. The physical exhibition closed on October 15.
This year, the event adopted a dual-track approach with both physical and online exhibitions. Over 293 domestic and international institutions participated, showcasing nearly 1200 innovative technologies, including 114 cutting-edge technologies presented by 69 international corporations. International semi-official organizations such as the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) of Thailand and the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association also participated in the exhibition in person for the first time since the pandemic, hoping to establish partnerships with Taiwanese industries.
The physical exhibition took place from October 13 to 15 and attracted more than 18,000 visitors. The opening ceremony was attended by the Chairman of the National Science Council, Wu Cheng-Chung, the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Chen Cheng-Chi, and the Deputy Chairman of the Council of Agriculture, Huang Chin-Cheng. They showcased Taiwan's interdisciplinary innovation and research and development achievements to the international audience. The online exhibition of TIE lasted for 10 days, attracting over 210,000 viewers and resulting in more than 1,500 business negotiations. This demonstrated the high anticipation and success of the TIE exhibition, even during the pandemic, and the event concluded with great applause.
Combining Innovation, Sustainability, and the Future in 3 Pavilions
The Taiwan Innotech Expo featured over a thousand innovative technologies across four pavilions: "Pavilion of Innovation," "Pavilion of Future Technology," "Pavilion of Sustainable Development," and "Pavilion of Outstanding Inventions." The event included six international forums, over 40 seminars, and technology presentations, providing opportunities for international collaboration and cooperation in technology between Taiwan's research and industrial sectors. Additionally, there were activities such as cross-border remote technology presentations and online matchmaking to showcase Taiwan's abundant research and development capabilities in various fields. Eighteen groups, including the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association, the German Nuremberg International Invention Exhibition ROC delegation, Hon Hai, and Wistron, enthusiastically participated in the event.
The online exhibition of the 2022 Taiwan Innotech Expo is open until March 10, 2023, and interested individuals and businesses are welcome to participate online through the official website.
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