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Is your impression of a bathroom still defined by the stereotype of "tiles, grout, and coldness"? In international architecture and design, the bathroom is evolving from a purely functional space into a crucial indicator of a building’s quality and brand value. This transformation is driven by a comprehensive upgrade in material innovation, manufacturing craftsmanship, and smart technologies. Yu Home International Co., Ltd. leverages five core technologies—smart design, durable materials, project customization, green initiatives, and international certifications—to not only create products that align with market trends but also to prove the reliability and differentiation of its solutions in diverse projects, including post offices, apartment complexes, and restaurants.

Positioned at the forefront of the rapidly evolving global electronics industry, LIN HORN leverages its outstanding PCB technology and innovation to focus on developing and manufacturing high-quality multilayer rigid circuit boards for sectors like servers, networking, consumer electronics, and automotive electronics. Facing the challenges and opportunities brought by emerging technologies such as 5G, AI, and the Internet of Things, the company continuously drives technological upgrades, process optimization, and eco-friendly manufacturing. Guided by its core values—“Quality First, Customer Priority, Innovation and Adaptability, and Sustainable Operation”—LIN HORN aims for steady growth and long-term competitiveness, striving to be the most trusted partner for its customers while actively contributing to society and the environment to promote sustainable industry development.

The aerospace industry demands extremely high standards for component precision, lightweight design, and durability, and CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology is a key enabler to meet these requirements. It is widely used in the production of critical parts such as turbine blades, airframe structures, and landing gear. With the global aerospace market expected to grow from USD 900 billion in 2023 to USD 1.2 trillion by 2030 (CAGR ~4.2%), CNC technology, with its micron-level precision and automation capabilities, not only helps improve aircraft fuel efficiency by around 10% but also ensures all components comply with the stringent AS9100D certification standards, making flight safer and more reliable.

The core requirements for food processing equipment lie in safety, efficiency, and durability. CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology, with its precision and automation advantages, has become a key enabler in the manufacturing of slicers, packaging machines, mixers, and other equipment. With the global food processing equipment market projected to grow from USD 55 billion in 2023 to USD 75 billion by 2030 (a CAGR of approximately 4.5%), CNC is driving the industry toward greater intelligence and efficiency.

In the sports equipment industry, CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines are the key driver for high product performance, extended durability, and enhanced market competitiveness. From golf clubs to bicycle frames, CNC machining combines high precision and flexibility, not only meeting the strict quality demands of professional athletes but also providing efficient and customizable manufacturing solutions for buyers.

Founded on July 18, 2000, Chiyu Technology Co., Ltd. has spent over two decades cultivating its expertise and has become a leading brand in security and access control systems. The company’s strong R&D capabilities and local manufacturing prowess are widely recognized. Since its inception, Chiyu Technology has actively developed fingerprint recognition, RFID access control devices, and TCP/IP industrial automation solutions, spanning diverse market demands and transformational phases.

Have you ever wondered why smartphones are becoming increasingly thinner? Driven by user convenience and portability, devices are shrinking while still retaining the functionality of previous generations, or even upgrading it, all while becoming lighter and slimmer. The key behind this lies in CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machine technology, which plays a central role in consumer electronics manufacturing. The consumer electronics industry encompasses smartphones, laptops, wearable devices (such as smartwatches), and various household appliances. These products demand extremely high standards for aesthetic design, structural precision, and functional performance. CNC technology is primarily applied in precision component machining, casing production, thermal management components, and customized designs.

CNC technology is an automated system that precisely controls machinery through computer programs, widely applied across various manufacturing sectors. The robotic arm industry encompasses both industrial uses (such as assembly and welding) and service applications (such as latte art or maintenance). In Japan, for instance, people with disabilities can remotely operate robots from home for work. This industry is visibly experiencing rapid growth. According to 2025 market data, the global robotics market is expected to reach USD 50.8 billion, with service robots accounting for USD 40.58 billion, demonstrating strong growth potential. The application of CNC in the robotic arm industry extends beyond component manufacturing to control systems and versatile task execution.

The global manufacturing industry is entering a new chapter of high precision and sustainability. From aerospace to advanced electronics, micron-level accuracy has become the baseline. Traditional machining methods can no longer keep up, while Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM), with its unique non-contact process, has earned the name “the invisible tool” of precision manufacturing by overcoming the limits of ultra-hard, brittle materials and complex structures. Excetek, a leading force from Taiwan, focuses on wire-cutting, sinker EDM, and small-hole EDM technologies. With innovative R&D, intelligent design, and energy-saving solutions, the company has not only achieved ISO and CE certifications but also successfully expanded into global markets—driven by its core values of innovation, precision, and service.

When discussing the energy transition, attention often falls on the surface area of solar panels, the blades of wind turbines, or the massive structures of nuclear power plants. Yet behind these world-changing energy systems, the critical components that drive solar, wind, and nuclear operations rely heavily on precision-manufactured CNC machines. Often hailed as the “brains of manufacturing,” these machines, with micron-level precision and highly automated capabilities, serve as the invisible engine powering technological breakthroughs and future innovations in the energy sector.