Co-organized by 12 government agencies, the expo centered on three primary pillars: the Innovation Economy Pavilion, the Future Tech Pavilion, and the Smart Sustainability Pavilion. These areas showcased advancements in semiconductors, precision health, and net-zero sustainability. The Future Tech Pavilion specifically emphasized bridging the gap between academic research and commercial manufacturing, while the Smart Sustainability Pavilion addressed critical challenges in food security and national defense.
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Taiwan Innotech Expo Draws 50,000 Visitors to Showcase AI Innovation
More than 50,000 attendees from 64 countries converged in Taipei this September for the 2026 Taiwan Innotech Expo. Over three days, the event highlighted the intersection of artificial intelligence and sustainable development, with a specific focus on translating advanced research into practical industrial applications across global markets.
Beyond domestic participation, the event served as a hub for international engagement, drawing representatives from patent offices and research institutions in the United States, Japan, Spain, Slovakia, and Mexico. The goal remains to foster long-term cross-sector collaboration. To maintain this momentum, featured technologies will transition to the Taiwan Technology Marketplace, a digital platform designed to facilitate ongoing matchmaking between Taiwanese innovators and their global industrial counterparts.
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