FET has long been investing in IoT application development and assisting Taoyuan City in becoming the first city in Taiwan to adopt a large-scale intelligent lighting system and LED street lamps. FET has also integrated 5G and AI technologies to launch the “5G Smart Pole” solution, offering a variety of smart application services and accelerating Smart City transformation. Features •Smart poles integrate digital signage, IP cameras, high-efficiency street lamps, roadside units, 5G small cells, and EV chargers. •Based on 5G Smart Pole Alliance standards.

A-MTK Expands Presence in TRA Stations 2025 Project Installation Scope: Zuoying, Neiwei, Museum of Fine Arts, Gushan, Sankuaicuo, Kaohsiung, Minzu, Science and Technology Museum, Zhengyi, and Fengshan Stations To enhance station security and management efficiency, ten TRA stations in Kaohsiung will be newly equipped with A-MTK IP cameras, expanding surveillance coverage and integrating with the access control system. The project achieves the following outcomes: Video Surveillance Deployment: Multi-point installation of A-MTK IP cameras inside and outside stations, providing real-time monitoring, event recording, and playback. Access Control + Video Integration: When an abnormal access event occurs (such as unauthorized card use or forced door opening), the system automatically pops up the corresponding camera feed and simultaneously sends an alarm notification to the management center. Centralized Monitoring Platform: The Kaohsiung control center can instantly oversee access control status and video feeds, achieving cross-station integrated management. Cybersecurity and Reliability: A-MTK is ISO 27001 certified; IP cameras are CE/FCC/BSMI certified. With system disconnection recovery, continuous operation is ensured without interruption.

CarbonClean Energy’s CO₂ electrolysis equipment E-Oak utilizes proprietary electrochemical conversion technology to directly transform carbon dioxide into high-value chemicals such as carbon monoxide, ethanol, and ethylene. This enables waste-gas reutilization while creating additional economic value. Unlike thermochemical carbon utilization processes that require high temperature, high pressure, and hydrogen input, E-Oak operates under ambient temperature and pressure. It only requires carbon dioxide and water to drive the conversion reaction, providing enhanced operational safety. In addition, E-Oak synchronizes operational data with the cloud, allowing users to remotely monitor equipment performance. Its automatic equipment diagnostic reporting function further facilitates smarter carbon management.

The technical solution of Foxtron Electric Bus combines domestic and international resources, each contributing its strengths： 1. It adopts Foxtron's self-developed VCU software, integrates and develops the EEA architecture for electric buses, and utilizes motors, batteries, and chassis suspension systems from international major manufacturers. In collaboration with domestic manufacturers, Foxtron designs and develops dedicated low-floor bus frames for chassis cooperation. 2. In the product design of electric buses, Foxtron identifies pain points in traditional buses and improves upon them. For example, traditional buses often have issues with rollover protection and numerous blind spots, as well as differential wheel rotation caused by wheelbase, leading to frequent traffic accidents due to visibility problems. To address these issues, Foxtron employs Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) and NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) analysis to verify the design of various systems and components. This ensures the overall strength of the vehicle body and chassis, enhances passenger safety, and incorporates features such as panoramic image display and an electronic wide-angle rearview mirror with a blind spot detection system to solve driver blind spot issues. Additionally, to alert pedestrians and other road users to the risk of differential wheel rotation, Model T projects prominent light beams onto the ground during turns, marking the danger zone.

This solution, named "Mission Critical Network," is designed to provide enterprises, rescue teams, defense and security organizations, and more with intelligent applications utilizing 5G private networks, mobile satellite communication, drones, and other technologies. It addresses challenges such as remote inspections, equipment patrols, major disaster relief, and national security needs. With its rapid and efficient deployment capabilities and high mobility, the solution is capable of offering a stable, high-speed, and secure private network in situations where communication stability is severely compromised due to difficulties in reaching locations, numerous devices, extreme disasters, or tense regional conditions. This ensures the secure and reliable transmission of critical information.

To establish a civil participation mechanism to widely gather opinions from all sectors, the National Development Council has established the "Just Transition Commission." The committee follows a principle of equal representation between governmental agencies and civil society. Members serve a term of two years. The government agency representatives on the committee are deputy ministers from ministries responsible for the 12 key strategies of the 2050 net-zero transition and related issues of just transition. In addition, the members of the civil society include citizen groups focused on environmental, labor, and indigenous issues, as well as representatives from social enterprises and experts/scholars in the field of economic industries. The committee has four working groups: an academic group, a strategic review group, an issue identification group and an influence group. The public-private partnership will work together to promote a net-zero fair transition. Additionally, this year, multiple public consultation sessions are planned to gather current visions and expectations for a net-zero fair transition from all sectors, aiming to enhance public awareness of net-zero carbon emissions and fair transition.

Integrated production management system covering 4M1E. Features real-time data collection, digital Kanban visualization, and full traceability. Enables paperless operations and complete process transparency. 1. Real-time Monitoring: Connects equipment signals to display WIP, utilization rates, and yield data instantly. 2. Traceability: Records comprehensive production lot numbers and process parameters for quality auditing. 3. Smart Scheduling: Optimizes production plans based on capacity constraints and order requirements.

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Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET) is committed to corporate sustainability and net-zero transformation. By integrating telecommunications with digital technologies, FET helps industries and society reduce carbon emissions. In the public building sector, FET is developing integrated solutions for “Net-Zero and Disaster-Resilient Energy Storage.” Combining net-zero strategies with Energy Management Systems (EMS), FET deploys renewable energy, energy storage, and smart energy-saving mechanisms. This approach balances carbon reduction with power resilience, supporting the public sector in enhancing sustainability and disaster preparedness. A key achievement is the National Taiwan Ocean University (NTOU) Gymnasium project, where FET implemented an advanced energy management platform integrating power monitoring, smart HVAC control, and renewable energy with storage systems. These efforts improved energy efficiency, provided a model for transitioning public buildings to net-zero, and earned the client Level 1+ Green Building certification. Looking ahead, FET will continue investing in net-zero buildings, energy storage, and resilient energy systems. Through collaboration with government, academia, and industry partners, FET aims to accelerate Taiwan’s progress toward sustainable development goals, advancing both net-zero emissions and disaster prevention.

Hybrid work and temporary employment often lead to chaotic and decentralized attendance management. AIRA's Facial Recognition Solution simplifies personnel management. Without external hosting equipment, the airaTablet Plus integrates access control, attendance reports, and video streaming into a single device. It features the facial recognition system, airaFace, ensuring precise identification of faces within 1 second. Users can customize clock-in periods and export automatic attendance reports. The built-in multi-mode dashboard caters to various scenarios, such as attendance, occupancy and welcom dashboard. Moreover, the system seamlessly integrates with the central management system, airaManager, which can cnetralize attendance data from each office. The encrypted transmission enhances security, ensuring a comprehensive and secure solution for pesonnel management

With the emergence of technologies such as 5G, the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing in recent years, the server industry has experienced explosive growth. In line with the two major trends of "software definition" and "open standards," private industry and governments are collaborating to promote numerous high-tech research projects and the development of critical technologies. As the cloud industry chain continues to evolve, the annual power consumption of data centers, which are made up of numerous individual servers, increases greatly. Consequently, the effective thermal management of servers and data centers has become an increasingly crucial issue.