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.

The Dragonwing IQ9 Series delivers industry leading AI performance, built in safety features, and design flexibility to meet the demands of advanced industrial workloads. Even in extreme environments, it provides high compute, power efficient processing for heavy, mission critical tasks. The Dragonwing IQ9 series delivers up to 100 TOPS of on-device AI performance, capable of running Llama2 13B models and generating up to 12 tokens per second. Its industrial-grade safety features and ECC memory ensure stable and secure operation in harsh environments ranging from −40°C to +115°C, providing strong reliability for demanding deployments. Designed with developers in mind, it supports multiple operating systems, including the Qualcomm® Linux® software stack and Ubuntu, offering a flexible and accessible development environment. The platform is well suited for smart cities, large-scale security monitoring, traffic management, and other mission-critical applications. *Qualcomm branded products are products of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries. Qualcomm and Qualcomm Dragonwing are trademarks or registered trademarks of Qualcomm Incorporated.

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.

Prof. Ming-Yen Lin’s Team – A Prediction Model for Type 2 Diabetes Complications Our research group develops a decision-support prediction model for type 2 diabetes complications using data from over 163,000 Taiwanese patients. Integrating age, HbA1c, and other dynamic factors, the model estimates long-term risks of major complications and mortality, visualizes future trends, and supports personalized care planning to improve disease management and outcomes.

In the evolving architecture of smart cities, AI-powered smart parking systems have transformed from standalone parking management tools into critical nodes within intelligent urban operations. By integrating AIoT sensing, image recognition, and cloud platforms, the system enables real-time parking occupancy monitoring, license plate recognition, and traffic flow prediction, enhancing traffic efficiency and optimizing road resource allocation. It connects people, vehicles, facilities, and payment processes into a unified ecosystem, streamlining circulation and improving user experience. By incorporating EV charging infrastructure, the platform supports green energy dispatch and low-carbon transformation. Acting as a data-driven hub, it interfaces with traffic signal systems and municipal platforms, forming a foundational infrastructure for cross-domain smart governance.

The “MiAIOT x 5G Railway Safety Management System was developed based on MiTAC’s in house AIoT platform-“MiAIoT”, and will assist the digital transformation of Taiwan's rail industry in the future, including cloud-based train operating data exchange, real-time train warning system, AI equipment abnormality prediction, and feeding all these crucial information to a situation “war room”.

PALF is committed to developing eco-friendly textile products by using recyclable, zero-carbon emission agricultural waste "Pineapple Leaf" to establish the first localized sustainable yarn and fabric pilot production line in Taiwan. We promote the recycling of waste materials to create a more environmentally friendly, sustainable textile and fashion industry.

Specially for micro parts with a diameter less than 2mm, the CMHT is equipped with integrate automatic feeding system, automatic monitoring and carburizing quenching furnace for real-time adjustment, innovative oil tank, collecting device and intelligent digital services. It provides the heat treatment industry with customized, intelligent production solution. Its advantages are as follows ‧ CMHT has 100% collecting rate (50~60% for traditional equipment), 99% yield rate (50~65% for traditional one). ‧ CMHT reduces heat treatment schedule from 30 days to 2 days only. Based on demand, CMHT can rapidly replace process modules to substitute whole traditional heat treatment equipment and price of CMHT is only half of traditional one. ‧ Introducing intelligent digital service function, CMHT transforms experiences of traditional equipment into data decision, reduces reliance on human experiences, sets up industrial IoT solution and provides heat treatment industry with smart manufacturing via cloud services. ‧ Won the international honor of R&D 100 Awards and Edison Awards.

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.

Empower your business across critical domains—operations, HR, legal, finance, customer service, recommendations, health education, and equipment management. By integrating Generative AI with advanced knowledge management, we transform how enterprises manage real-time monitoring, dynamic insights, intelligent Q&A, data visualization, text recognition, and content creation. Our solution reduces human error, eliminates redundant tasks, and streamlines complex processes—paving the way for true business process reengineering. Experience faster decisions, smarter workflows, and a future-ready enterprise.

Join It Sustainable turns building façades into power-generating surfaces with a circular, eco-friendly painted PV coating—blending renewable energy with architecture and branding. The coating is anti-soiling, scratch-resistant, rain self-cleaning and designed to reduce glare, while keeping PV performance. Applicable to façades, balconies, carports, shading elements and signage to unlock more renewable area for retrofit and net-zero buildings. Taiwan’s first public demonstration of a color-painted PV façade: showcased at the Architecture and Building Research Institute (ABRI,MOI), Ministry of the Interior. Phase I & II results prove façade PV can be safely and stably deployed on existing public buildings—turning decorative cladding into a consistent, power-generating building envelope.