The 'International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program' is hunting global SpaceTech startups interested in the Asia-Pacific market!
TAcc+ international program aims to attract global SpaceTech startups interested in the Asia-Pacific market. Within 1 month, startups can engage with Taiwan enterprises, access the supply chain, and network with the startup ecosystem for scaling.
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Taiwan, long recognized as a global leader in semiconductors, is rapidly positioning itself as the "next frontier" for the space economy. With its strategic geographic location, world-class manufacturing base, and advanced technology ecosystem, Taiwan is attracting innovative SpaceTech startups from around the globe...
With a proven record in satellite missions such as FORMOSAT-5, FORMOSAT-7, the Triton satellite, and the soon-to-be-launched FORMOSAT-8, Taiwan has established itself as a credible force in global space development. These achievements highlight its capabilities in satellite design, system integration, and long-term operations...
People growingly rely on their phones for navigating via GPS, communicating via satellite and checking weather forecasts. All these services that make our life more intelligent and convenient are made possible by space technology breakthroughs.
In line with global space industry trends, Taiwan's Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration (SMESA), under the Ministry of Economic Affairs, is organizing the International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program through Taiwan Accelerator Plus (TAcc+)...
Space exploration has long been a driver of innovation and a symbol of national prestige, and Taiwan is positioning itself as a key supply chain player in the global space industry.
Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), through the Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration (SMESA), organizes the International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program, a key initiative within the Taiwan Accelerator Plus (TAcc+). This year, TAcc+ invited eleven startups from seven countries to Taiwan to connect with local research institutions and supply chain players.
To stay aligned with global space industry trends and support Taiwan's efforts to establish a strong space industry, the Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration (SMESA) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs is organizing the International SpaceTech Startup Supporting Program as part of Taiwan Accelerator Plus (TAcc+)...
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...
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