Samsung Electronics is reportedly accelerating automation innovation in its production lines to cope with the memory market downturn and labor shortages. By using manufacturing equipment...
As one of Nvidia's important partners, Foxconn Industrial Internet (FII) pointed out that with the strong surge in market demand, revenue from generative AI-related products continues...
Century-old US automation giant Rockwell recently gave its opinion on three key trends for industrial transformation in 2024: risk management, sustainable development, and digital...
A recent World Economic Forum (WEF) focusing on the impact of geopolitics and AI revealed that respondents from high-income economies are more optimistic about the prospect of enhancing...
The pandemic-fueled surge in global robot demand sparked hopes for a new age of robotics, proliferating unmanned factory technology, and pushing industrial automation to new height...
IDC predicts that by 2026, 20% of industrial operations in Asia will use AI/ML for vision-based systems and robotic and automation processes to achieve higher efficiencies, reduce...
Acer Group's subsidiary, AOpen, specializing in commercial and industrial control systems, anticipates sustained growth in 2024 by focusing on commercial market development, educational...
In response to the technological needs anticipated after 2026, Taiwan's National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) has unveiled the "Key Emerging Chip Design and Development Program."...
As the world's most important robot technology exhibition, the 2023 Tokyo International Robot Exhibition (iREX) is considered the largest in history. With the current global surge...
Autonomous Mobile Robot（AMR）manufacturer Geek+ recently announced that it is collaborating with Kerry TJ Logistics to build a logistics robot warehouse. Geek+ stated that this is...
Recent foreign media revelations have named United Integrated Services, L&K Engineering, Topco Scientific, and Cica-Huntek Chemical Technology Taiwan as contributors to the construction...
