Taichung City has deployed 1,220 air quality sensors, utilizing IoT and AI learning, along with a geographic information system to visually present real-time sensor monitoring data.By leveraging big data analysis, pollution hotspots and peak pollution periods are identified to assist environmental agencies in smart law enforcement. Additionally, cross-department collaboration is implemented for environmental governance, employing intelligent technology management for air quality control. The integration of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) further enhances pollutant sampling efficiency.

The Track Safety Management System is primarily aimed at addressing safety concerns along the track. It provides real-time monitoring, statistics, and detection-triggered alerts for trackside environments including stations, level crossings, along the track, and slope areas. The goal of this management system is to establish early warning alerts and prevent accidents from causing damage. Through the intelligent AIOT recognition monitoring system, it detects and analyzes station pedestrian traffic, tracks pedestrians at level crossings, identifies passing vehicles and traffic flow, detects foreign objects at level crossings and activates alarms, monitors personnel lingering and debris along the track, conducts rockfall monitoring on slopes with a rain gauge, monitors the environmental conditions in equipment boxes, and oversees the operation status of level crossing equipment. The monitoring data and image information are transmitted to the management system platform for integrated management via fiber-optic networks, NBIOT, or mobile communication. Additionally, it provides central management personnel with real-time interpretation and remote control in case of anomalies.

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.

C.ai: Conversational service platform is recommended as the best autonomous solution for enterprises to implement LLM intelligent assistants and related applications. It features easy editing with No-Code/Low-Code, easy integration with internal and external systems, and a complete service interface. With LLM application compliance and governance, enterprises can choose to integrate various suitable language models to enhance AI implementation capabilities. It supports various communication software and browsers, completing design and launch in one stop.

TBox101 RadEye PRD-ER4 monitor - Support dummy battery to provide 3V voltage for device power. - Easy to change RadEye device mode at Wearable or Standalone. - Read data from RadEye device through IR interface. - Supports VGA port output for information display - Supports data set and get operations on TBox101 via SNMP. - TBox101 is powered through the USB port.

2. Mid-end line: Model No.: AH6676D - Successful Cases: from 2016~2019, A-MTK shipped 2,000pcs IP cameras to Taiwan Coast Guard project, and the camera has well operated during the warranty period, - Sony Starvis™ sensor is available in 2MP, 5MP resolution - Different angle lens are available. IR LED range is up to 40 meter. - Aluminum die-cast chassis with stainless steel screws. IP67 waterproof certified, IK10 vandal proof certification.

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.

This service utilizes Measurement While Drilling (MWD) technology to collect critical subsurface information in real time during the drilling process, helping to monitor formation conditions and ensure construction safety. By providing immediate feedback from measurement data, drilling parameters and operational strategies can be dynamically adjusted, reducing unforeseen risks and improving drilling stability. The MWD data also serves as an essential basis for subsequent analysis and engineering decisions, enhancing overall decision-making quality and operational efficiency in drilling operations.

Delta's smart city solutions are based on three main axes: smart park management, smart light poles, and community security monitoring: smart park management uses a cross-system city information integration platform that handles a wide range of data transmission, aggregation, visualisation, and analysis to help achieve the goals of smart city governance. Intelligent light poles provide low-carbon lighting services in the parks, and at the same time serve as information collection and transmission nodes for the intelligent Internet of Things, while security surveillance protects people and assets in the parks and the city from infringement. Delta's smart city solutions help customers achieve a better smart city with both technology and humanity.

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.

InsAI: Beyond Traditional OCR. InsAI is an intelligent recognition system that allows AI to truly read and understand real-world documents. By utilizing GSS’s proprietary Computer Vision and patented multi-modal retrieval technologies, InsAI transforms document processing. We help enterprises eliminate repetitive manual entry and streamline verification, paving the way for paperless operations and ESG compliance.

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.