The Taichung Pass APP comprehensively integrates municipal services, including payment and billing, vaccine appointments, a complaint integration platform, event calendars, and various welfare information, allowing citizens to conveniently access online services through a single mobile device. Citizens who use the Taichung Pass to present their digital citizen virtual card can also enjoy exclusive discounts. To expand the range of benefits, businesses in neighboring counties and cities are actively being recruited to join the program. As of now, more than 1,000 stores offer discounts, including many chain brands, specialty food vendors, and top ten souvenir stores.

In recent years, the number of motor vehicle noise cases has increased, and it has been a concern for people in Taiwan. In order to protect the living environment and eliminate improper vehicle modifications, the Ministry of Environment has used acoustic camera technology for law enforcement since 2021. The system contains several scientific instruments, including a license plate recognition function that helps authorities identify noisy vehicles. Technology also improves inspection efficiency and quality of noisy vehicles. Existing roadside inspections require onsite noise measurement. The stationary noise test takes at least 20 minutes for each vehicle. Law enforcement using acoustic camera technology can simultaneously record videos, take photos, identify vehicles and complete noise measurements, to increase efficiency by a factor of 200. It is no longer necessary to use a large amount of manpower to carry out checks and inspections, greatly reducing labor costs. The Acoustic Camera equipment equipment used in this exhibition is provided by OE Scientech Co., Ltd. They not only supply fixed or mobile sound-based photography equipment to Taipei City, Taichung City, Chiayi City, and Changhua County but also have extensive experience in assisting with technology enforcement operations.

Achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 will reshape the economic landscape of Taiwan. At the center of global semiconductor production and digital technologies, Taiwan is enhancing its capabilities in green research and actively collaborating on a global scale to reduce carbon emissions. Bringing together our theme “Economy Next,” the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) hosts two exhibition zones: the “Energy Transition Zone” and the 'Industry Transition Zone.” These zones highlight the government's recent achievements in net-zero technology development and transformation.

MIRDC’s continuously Rotating Wind Turbine UAV Inspection System can effectively inspect the working wind turbine without interference. It takes 5 minutes to complete the inspection of a single blade to effectively detect 4mm small cracks. The system will not lose power generation by turning off the wind turbine, further observes the actual movement status of running blade structure and pillars to grasp the defects beforehand.

Baseball enjoys widespread popularity in Taiwan, and our cutting-edge 5G live streaming technology elevates the sport to a new level. Through real-time 360-degree tracking, we present a three-dimensional strike zone, delivering an unprecedented viewing experience. This innovation not only enhances the enjoyment for spectators but also serves as a valuable tool for training. Coaches and sports science teams can leverage precise multi-angle recordings to analyze and optimize player movements, effectively contributing to enhanced athletic performance.

Prof. Chia-Hsin Chen’s Team – An Innovative AI-Powered Tongue Vibration Training System This project develops an AI-driven tongue vibration training system for dysphagia and obstructive sleep apnea. It combines a safe, adjustable tongue device, AI motion tracking with real-time biofeedback, EEG-based cognitive monitoring, and AR-based gamified training to deliver personalized, engaging, and data-driven rehabilitation.

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.

The innovative parking operations solution integrates AI-based Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR), sensing devices, IoT infrastructure, and a cloud management platform. By streamlining parking management, reducing manual intervention, and providing actionable insights through real-time data, this solution helps parking operators maximize space utilization and enhance customer satisfaction with a transparent, data-driven, brilliant parking service. The system provides real-time visibility into vehicle entry and exit, space occupancy, and on-site traffic flow. It supports ticketless access and license plate–based payment. It also offers real-time parking guidance and multiple payment options. These features reduce labour costs and enhance the user parking experience. A centralized management platform and operational data analytics give operators insights into traffic patterns, space turnover, and revenue performance. This enables informed decisions on pricing strategies and space allocation. As a result, operators can achieve efficient, sustainable smart parking operations.

Far EasTone’s Traffic Signal UPS System ensures that intersections remain “lit and flowing” even during power outages. By integrating Far EasTone’s self-developed monitoring and management platform with smart batteries and signal controllers, the system can instantly track battery levels, utility power status, and device health. When an abnormality in the utility power occurs, the smart battery automatically takes over to keep the traffic lights operating normally. This enhances road and public safety while preventing sudden traffic disorder or additional carbon emissions caused by congestion. At the same time, battery and UPS data are sent back to the platform, allowing management units to detect abnormalities in real time and respond quickly—building truly stable and uninterrupted smart mobility for cities.

Powered by AI, this platform provides businesses with compliance management, risk intelligence analysis, and data-driven sustainable supply chain resilience, enabling them to effectively manage their supply chains.

Prof. Ming-Chung Chou’s Team – Intelligent X-ray Imaging System Traditional X-ray imaging depends on experienced radiographers to balance image quality and radiation dose. Automatic exposure control may misjudge patients with poor positioning or metallic implants, increasing radiation by about 20%. This study develops an AI-based X-ray imaging system with non-contact body thickness measurement. By integrating patient height and weight, the system automatically determines optimal exposure parameters, ensuring stable image quality while reducing unnecessary radiation and cancer risk.

Dr. Hung-Lung Lin’s Team – An Auxiliary Assessment System for Coronary Heart Disease Identification In response to population aging and the younger onset of coronary heart disease (CHD), this study develops an AI-based auxiliary CHD screening system integrated into a mobile app. Grounded in traditional Chinese medicine tongue–heart theory, the system analyzes sublingual vascular images using reflection removal, image segmentation, and a multi-head attention deep learning model. Users can obtain accurate, reproducible screening results and health recommendations within 7–20 seconds using only a smartphone, enabling convenient and cost-effective preliminary CHD assessment.