TIMES24H – TAITRONICS and AIoT Taiwan exhibition jointly organized by TAITRA and TEEMA has just officially opened in Taipei – Taiwan.
The 2023 Taipei International Electronics Show (TAITRONICS) and Taiwan International Artificial Intelligence of Things Exhibition (AloT Taiwan), jointly organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA), opened today on October 25th at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1 (TaiNEX1).
This event, in conjunction with the Taiwan Printed Circuit Association Show Taipei (TPCA Show Taipei) and OPTO Taiwan, is presented in the form of the “Taiwan International Electronic Manufacturing Joint Exhibition,” showcasing cutting-edge electronic industry technology and manufacturing capabilities. The event features nearly 600 exhibitors utilizing over 1,900 booths, marking a 20% growth in booth size compared to the previous year.
Chairman of TAITRA, James C. F. Huang, mentioned, “With the flourishing global development of the Al industry, TAITRONICS & AloT Taiwan 2023 showcases a diverse range of AloT technologies and innovative applications in various sectors, including smart loT. Many exhibitors and themed pavilions are presenting AloT technologies and innovative products.” Chairman of TEEMA, Richard Lee, pointed out, “We are pleased to see the collaboration between the TAITRONICS & AloT Taiwan and TPCA Shows, as well as the OPTO Taiwan this year, demonstrating Taiwan’s strong capabilities and the ecosystem of the electronic industry.”
Focusing on Al-powered Smart loT and Energy Storage: Seven Themed Pavilions Showcasing Exhibition Highlights
The event theme, “Creating a new era with advanced electronics,” brings together key industry players such as The Syscom Group, GW Instek, Tenmars, TY-OHM, Grintimate, and Mitsubishi Electric Taiwan. The exhibition this year emphasizes AloT and sustainable industry applications. For example, The Syscom Group is showcasing Ayuda, a domestically manufactured service robot applicable in smart policing, healthcare, finance, education, and more. FuCell is presenting a vanadium redox flow battery energy storage system for storing energy for future use in industrial applications, renewable energy integration, and grid stability enhancement. Jebsee Electronics, one of the “National Maritime Terminal Equipment Integration Development Teams,” has developed a high-performance and rapidly adjustable low-orbit satellite flat-panel phased array antenna, injecting new energy into the nation’s technological strength.
The exhibition’s highlights also include seven themed pavilions aligning with industry trends and the latest applications, covering Display in Future City,” “E-Mobility,” “Cloud and loT,” “lisC loT Integrated Service Center,” “LEO Satellite Industry,” “Renewable Energy and Energy Storage System Industry,” and “Smart Home Appliances.” These pavilions showcase innovative loT technologies and products related to smart factories, smart displays, and daily life applications, including Al gas detection patrol cars, NB-loT agricultural weather stations, smart display value-added daylight centers, and energy-saving display-enabled smart ferries. This year’s exhibition has also attracted numerous high-quality foreign enterprises, including national pavilions organized by the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association andexhibitors from South Korea, Canada, Czech Republic, Poland, the United States, the Philippines, and Singapore.
Organizing Matchmaking Meetings and Industry Forums for an Interactive and Engaging Experience
TAITRA is organizing one-on-one procurement services during the exhibition, inviting buyers from the United States, Japan, India, Turkey, Mexico, Poland, Serbia, the Netherlands, and more to assist Taiwanese manufacturers in expanding their collaboration opportunities.
To explore how Al can lead industries into rejuvenation and transform into tangible value, the “Al Innovation Day: 2024 Al Innovation Forum” will be held on October 26th, featuring heavyweight speakers from organizations such as the Artificial Intelligence Foundation, Quanta Computer, and NVIDIA. During the exhibition, nearly 20 events will take place, including the EMS Smart Manufacturing Industry Technology Forum, the Taiwan-Korea loT Technology Forum, and the Taiwan Electronics Meeti. Additionally, this year’s exhibition introduces the in-house technology podcast program “TECHIT TECHIE” for the first time, collaborating with the popular science YouTube program “科科報報” (Science Reports) to engage with audiences through various new media channels.
