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AI as First Point-of-Care for Rapid Diabetes Diagnosis in Taiwan
Eka Santhika
December 7, 2022
Taiwan, European Union to Boost Digital Transformation, Net-Zero Emissions
Eka Santhika
December 6, 2022
Taiwan demonstrated cutting-edge AI applications, from bionic fish to mobile robots.
One of Taiwan’s oldest universities has just launched a new tech centre. While there are many innovations focused there, a key initiative involves artificial intelligence for self-driving cars.
Achievements mark how far technology can go; a Taiwan-backed space project just took a picture of a black hole trillions of miles away revealing how stunning tech has become.
Indigenous people living in remote areas are at a tremendous disadvantage when it comes to storing food so a university-led team looks to bridge that gap using technology.
The innovative plan uses emerging technology to help its people achieve a better quality of air and the initiative has been internationally recognised for its efficiency,
A Taiwanese university has upgraded the concept of a fence by making one that is not only but is invisible but also app-based helping farmers in Hualian County prevent the theft of their crops.
As manufacturing facilities produce a lot of waste, their processes need to attend to circular economy goals; one of the country’s biggest semiconductor firms stepped up to the plate.
As countries look to achieve the Net Zero 2050 goals of greater sustainability, companies in Taiwan are infusing unique ways to make a circular economy possible.
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