The pandemic has paved the way for new industries and business opportunities. In response to these trends, Taiwan is accelerating industrial development across six core areas: information security, biomedicine, digital transformation, semiconductors, space, and B5G & 6G networks.
Taiwan wants to showcase 100 high-potential Taiwanese start-ups on the world stage, including seven award-winning start-ups at the Taiwan Pavilion at CES supported by the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) and collaborated with the Department of Industrial Technology (DoIT) and The National Development Council (NDC). The TTA Pavilion will display the amazing innovative energy of Taiwan and show the innovation power to the world. The 100 start-ups showcased represent Taiwan’s innovative prowess in these sectors, as well as the capability to nurture high-potential businesses with international development possibilities in the future.
The country’s finest entrepreneurs, academics and researchers come together into a shared space for business development and collaboration. We are excited to highlight 100 of Taiwan’s most exciting start-ups on the world stage and connect them to global investors, to create more opportunities for the development of Taiwan’s economy and industry.
– Andrea T. J. Hsu, CEO of Taiwan Tech Arena
With COVID-19 and sustainability at the forefront of global agendas in 2022, two Taiwanese start-ups making incredible strides in health and hygiene. By harnessing filtration membrane materials, a manufacturing company is seeking to provide clean drinking water to more people around the world.
Another to watch is the Taiwanese start-up that has been recognised by the World Health Organisation for its high-tech appliances with natural cleaning properties. With its advanced “Electro-Oxidation” technology, the products turn water into a disinfectant that effectively destroys the activity of viruses and bacteria.
As business becomes increasingly globalised, a tech company leverages smart 5G and blazingly fast AI speech translation to allow for simultaneous interpretations to be broadcast to audiences’ mobiles at a venue and online. On the automotive front, another tech company is empowering OEMs and suppliers to quickly prototype and scale economically with an AI self-learning framework and scalable SDK.
An AI company is giving new parents greater peace of mind with its Baby Dream Pad and Smart Baby Monitor. The first device to combine AI computer vision with breathing movement technology, the device intelligently detects a baby’s respiratory rate during sleep and sends notifications if the breathing is irregular.
Another tech company has developed industry-leading Mobile Emergency Response Systems (MERS) that integrate wireless connection Video, Audio, Data and intelligent applications to support emergency response teams, such as the military, police, firefighters, security teams, and more.
Meanwhile, Taiwanese start-up Technology is ensuring data security and business continuity in the era of data privacy with its next-generation enterprise data protection solution. The technology provides the fastest RAID card in the world to protect SSD disks from failing.
As reported by OpenGov Asia, MOST announced that 20 tech startup companies would showcase Taiwan’s Biotech capabilities to the world connect with the global ecosystem, resources and industries in the forum organised by Taiwan Tech Arena (TTA). There are 20 TTA startup teams are selected by industrial experts and focused on global bio-industrial market potential startups.
Taiwan has demonstrated how to democratically tackle the COVID-19 threatening and how to be a truly global partner by utilising technologies. Taiwan’s efforts and commitments have drawn international attention and the relationship between Taiwan and the U.S. has become stronger than ever before in the past year.
By working together, Taiwan can speed up the transition from scientific findings into practical technology applications and create a win-win situation and achieve future possible collaborations in the US. The companies presented disruptive biotech innovations such as vocal implant systems, AI Video-based telemedicine solutions and detection of respiratory function with ultrasound technology.
