The Taiwan Automation and Robot Show opens this Wednesday at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. The event will run through Saturday and hosts over 1,000 exhibitors. Visitors can explore a wide variety of cutting-edge technologies in one place.
At this year’s Taiwan Automation and Robot Show, the focus lies on automation equipment, robots, 3D printing, and smart mold systems. Additionally, logistics solutions, cold chain technology, lasers, and industrial machinery will also be on display. One standout feature includes six categories of robots: commercial, personal, household, medical, security, and educational.
The smart manufacturing section promises to impress with industrial robots and robotic arms. Automated guided vehicles, machine vision, inspection systems, and AI applications will also take center stage. These innovations aim to boost productivity and efficiency in various industries.
Taiwanese companies shine at the event. Hiwin Technologies and Techman Robot, both makers of robotic arms, will showcase their latest advancements. Their innovations include collaborative control systems, AI-powered visual recognition, dynamic obstacle avoidance, and remote monitoring solutions.
Meanwhile, Delta Electronics will introduce collaborative robots paired with high-performance computing platforms. These platforms integrate AI simulation and dynamic scheduling to optimize production lines. The focus covers sectors such as warehousing, semiconductors, and data centers.
Teco Electric and Machinery Co. plans to present key process control technologies. Attendees can witness live demos featuring multi-legged robots, drone motors, and unmanned transport vehicles. The company also highlights AI-driven energy monitoring and storage systems.
Furthermore, Moxa will demonstrate AI applications designed to improve carbon management in factories. Their solutions include smart warehousing, AI-based equipment maintenance, and intelligent air-conditioning adjustments.
Adlink Technology will reveal its industrial AI products, including generative AI, machine vision, motion control, and smart displays. The company also plans to launch the DLAP-701, a next-gen edge AI industrial computer developed with Nvidia.
Finally, Aurotek Corp. will showcase humanoid robots capable of inspection, air pollution control, and resource recycling. It will also introduce a smart logistics system with robots designed for lifting, towing, and forklift operations.
In summary, the Taiwan Automation and Robot Show offers a comprehensive look into future industrial technologies. Attendees can expect to witness innovations that blend AI with robotics and automation, pushing forward smart manufacturing and intelligent systems.
