DigiKey, a leading global commerce distributor offering the largest selection of technical components and automation products in stock for immediate shipment, is excited to announce its teaming up with NXP Semiconductors to launch the MCX MCU Design Contest at embedded world. Using NXP's new FRDM development boards, contest participants are invited to submit design ideas and projects for a chance to win a variety of prizes, including a grand prize package containing a 14-inch MacBook Pro, Apple Watch Series 9, and AirPods Pro.
Businesses seeking success in the digital economy need to rethink their operational strategies by effectively managing and analyzing data. This underscores the significance of digital transformation, which has become a primary focus for businesses today. Industrial professionals suggest that digital transformation entails more than merely investing in digital technology across all business areas; it involves mastering changes in business models by leveraging information technology (IT). However, among the challenges faced by enterprises is the shortage of global IT talent, which underscores the importance of software outsourcing and consulting services in efficiently scaling businesses while reducing operational costs.
The Taiwan Generative AI Applications Hackathon is kicking off. The contest aims to showcase Generative AI application examples based on cloud computing and the latest Claude 3 large language model (LLM), developed here in Taiwan, to the world.
According to the 2024 Mid-Large OLED Display Annual Report recently published by UBI Research, shipments of OLED panels for tablets are expected to grow from 12 million units in 2024 to 28.4 million units in 2028, with an average annual growth rate of 24.1%.
The rush to embrace smart technology in the manufacturing and logistics industries means that smart warehouse systems are an increasingly common sight in factories and warehouses. Smart conveyor belts, smart pallets, autonomous mobile robots (AMR), as well as automated handling systems such as robotic arms with integrated AI visual recognition technology are becoming widespread. The traditional paradigm of manual picking, sorting, and handling has been gradually rendered obsolete. The boost in operational efficiency has been accompanied by a reduction in dependence on human resources as well as fewer occupational injuries.
The highly anticipated annual electric vehicle event, "2035 E-Mobility Taiwan," is set to take place from April 17th to 20th at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1. This gathering of industry leaders promises to showcase the latest developments and trends in electric vehicles (EVs). Among the forefront exhibitors is Clientron, renowned for its focus on smart electric cockpits designed for EVs.
According to the 2024 Small OLED Display Annual Report recently published by UBI Research, OLED shipments for foldable phones are expected to increase from 27.4 million units in 2024 to 52.7 million units in 2028.
What are the differences between cars of the past and present? Today apart from electric vehicles (EV) you see more and more often every day, you might also find cars are getting smarter and come with growingly diverse infotainment and telematic systems as well as safety features such as lane departure warning and forward collision warning. That's tight – EVs and smart cars are the two key mobility trends of the present. At TAIPEI AMPA and AUTOTRONICS TAIPEI 2024, taking place in concurrence with 2035 E-Mobility Taiwan April 17-20 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1 (TaiNEX 1), visitors will get a chance to see the latest new energy cars and state-of-the-art smart vehicle features.
Glass Acoustic Innovations Ltd. (GAIT) is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd. (NEG), a distinguished leader in glass manufacturing listed on the Japanese Stock Exchange. This collaboration marks a significant evolutionary milestone in the glass and acoustic industries, uniting two industry leaders with a shared commitment to innovation and excellence.
Not only has space exploration been a dream of humankind, but it has also played a crucial role driving the innovation and advancement of cutting-edge technologies. Space technology achievements are therefore seen as an indicator of national prestige and power. To keep abreast of the global space industry development trends and to comply with Taiwan's policies to build a solid space industry foundation, the Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration (SMESA) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs sponsors the International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program, which is part of Taiwan Accelerator Plus (TAcc+). Organized and executed by the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), the program is aimed to achieve three goals: attracting international space startup talents to Taiwan, helping Taiwan-based space startups explore business opportunities and tap global markets, and bridging enterprises with startups for partnerships and global market expansions.
