The Taipei Vision Pavilion, themed "AI-Driven · Future Taipei," showcases Taipei's transformation into a "Safe City," "Sports City," and "Future City." By leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and Internet of Things, the pavilion highlights various smart city applications, including smart transportation, technological disaster prevention, AI-driven healthcare, and smart education. We sincerely invite you to join us and experience firsthand how AI is shaping the future of Taipei, setting a new benchmark for smart cities!

1. Directly driving fans with a motor increases transmission efficiency and highlights the superiority of direct drive systems over traditional transmission systems, especially when combined with a variable-speed control mechanism and at lower rotating speeds. 2. The absence of mechanical components in a direct drive system eliminates the need for regular maintenance of the reducer, gearbox, and transmission shaft, as well as reduces the risk of oil leaks. This results in lower maintenance costs, longer product life, and reduced operating costs for customers. 3. Installation of TECO's proprietary inverter for cooling tower can reduce operating noise, buffer activation, and lower mechanical impact. 4. A 30 kW motor in constant-frequency operation can reduce total operating costs by up to 18% over a five-year period.

The EUP Fleet Management System integrates ESG management, providing visualized reports and big data analysis to accelerate communication between the supply chain and transporters, ensuring effective ESG management and achieving carbon reduction goals. Through AI big data analysis, it automatically provides green ratings and compares carbon emissions with industry peers, enhancing market competitiveness and brand image. Additionally, cloud-based, digital, and automated management enables enterprises to easily monitor fleet emissions and develop carbon reduction strategies.

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

Nearly one-third of the population in Yunlin County are first-tier industrial workers, mainly agricultural planting and fishery breeding. Through the inventory of various key program modules of scientific and technological agriculture and through service and product design, the six-tier digital system has been completed. It has been effectively improving the first-tier Industrial productivity and filling the gap in production instability, and receiving a solution for the lack of labor and the approval of the National Development Council Plan. This will also make Yunlin a place where cases of digital transformation and creation blooming. This service is introduced into multiple towns and villages in Yunlin County and 350 jobs have been created and about 320 million production value have been increased.The project won the 2022 “Smart City Innovation Application Awards".

In the wave of Smart City 4.0 and ESG, Jobdone helps businesses move towards net-zero construction. This solution provides a comprehensive PMIS system, completely replacing traditional paper-based operations through the full digitization of construction logs, daily supervision reports, and material inspection tests, achieving ultimate paperless office operations. Through precise data management, developers can effectively reduce material waste and waste generation caused by construction errors, reducing hidden carbon emissions at the source. Jobdone digitizes complex project permissions and processes, not only improving efficiency but also transforming every piece of construction data into carbon reduction achievements, becoming the most resilient net-zero solution in urban construction.

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.

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.

To enhance facility management efficiency and visitor service quality in Nantou County’s scenic areas, the Nantou County Scenic Area Administration Office is implementing a Smart Management System. The system applies digital technologies to strengthen operations, safety management, and data-driven governance. It integrates maintenance and inspection records for key facilities such as trails and suspension bridges, establishing a centralized database. Through data analysis, authorities can monitor facility conditions, identify maintenance needs, and implement preventive maintenance strategies, reducing costs and improving operational stability. CCTV and smart sensors are gradually deployed in high-risk areas to enable real-time monitoring and anomaly alerts. During extreme events such as typhoons or earthquakes, managers can quickly assess infrastructure safety, improve emergency response efficiency, and reduce manual inspection workload. A QR Code-based smart reporting function allows visitors to instantly report facility issues. Reports are automatically recorded and assigned for follow-up, accelerating response time and enhancing visitor safety and service experience. Through smart management and data-driven decision-making, Nantou County is building a safer, more efficient, and sustainable scenic area management model, supporting smart tourism and long-term development.

ITS traffic data collection has solved the laborious and time-consuming task of manually calculating traffic flow in the past. It aims to achieve the goals of smoother road conditions and reduced accidents through intelligent traffic diagnosis. By utilizing intelligent transportation systems, the system automatically tracks vehicles, identifies vehicle types, predicts trajectories, and transforms the data into useful information. This assists in real-time interpretation and improvement of traffic engineering. This system is particularly crucial in Taiwan, where over 60% of traffic accidents occur at intersections. Through big data analysis, identifying issues and formulating solutions is possible, thereby lowering accident risks. This approach proves more effective than simple advocacy and alerts.

Smart Chiller control system integrated“Chiller”,“ECM Air Handling Unit”,“Direct Drive PM Cooling Tower”,“Variable Flow chilled Water Pump”and other equipment in satisfy operation and monitor power consumption in optimal power contract capacity. Different from traditional air conditioning system which would suspend operation upon occurrence of abnormality, TECO's system boasts active management "optimal energy conservation manage ment mode," capable of active alarming and adjustment, rather than response after occurrence of problem, thereby attaining the dual missions of "system energy conservation" and "automatic diagnosis."

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.