With the advent of the E-Bike generation, how should Taiwan’s bicycle industry develop?

The steel industry chain can be slightly divided into upper, middle, and lower reaches, connecting a complete industrial value chain.

The global production chain is constantly shifting, and so is the shoe industry. How should the trend of the shoe industry develop in the future?

The world is studying how to deal with the increasing number of discarded electric vehicle batteries.

With the rise of the global electric vehicle market, how should Taiwan’s opportunities be grasped?

The optoelectronic industry is one of Taiwan’s important technological industry development industries, and includes many daily visible technological products. For example, a smartphone with more than one hand includes LED flash lighting, solar chargers, display panels, and touch panels. Control panels, optical lenses, image sensors, surface-emitting lasers, infrared sensors, laser focus sensors, and other upstream optoelectronic related products, as well as LiDAR technology in self-driving cars, are all optoelectronic related products that are cutting-edge, key components that are indispensable in technology products.

In the face of rapid changes in the international situation, seeking to expand exports and increase the added value of exports, we must also consider how to build a stronger industrial chain through industrial structure adjustment and international market layout strategies to improve the overall industry’s ability to withstand external shocks.

According to estimates, by 2050, nearly half of the world's electricity will be generated by wind and solar power. Since the 1970s, fossil fuels have accounted for most of the world's electricity. By the middle of the 21st century, global electricity production will be converted from two-thirds fossil fuels to two-thirds renewable energy.

Although the share of manufacturing in Japan's GDP has declined in the past few decades, Japan still has a very large manufacturing base. In addition, Japanese manufacturers have extensive global connections, especially in Southeast Asia, many of which have substantial operations in countries such as Thailand.

The United Nations Industrial Development Agency (UNIDO) announced the July 2020 World Manufacturing Competitiveness Index (CIP) which is based on 2018 indicators. South Korea ranks third after Germany and China among 152 countries in the world. CIP is a composite index of 8 items including per capita manufacturing, value-added, and manufacturing export value. It reflects the overall competitiveness of the manufacturing industry in each country. UNIDO publishes the CIP every other year.

South Korea is a country lacking natural resources. Its economic development is export-oriented, and its industrial structure is dominated by heavy chemical industries. The five major industries, including automobiles, shipbuilding, semiconductors, steel, and smartphones, earn a lot of foreign exchange for the country's economic growth.

The United States, the European Union, and China are the world’s three largest economies, which together are estimated to account for 60.92% of the global economy in 2021.

Through national key projects, the Taiwanese government announced that it plans to invest more than one trillion yuan in transportation technology to stimulate the development of convenient transportation and boost the Taiwan economy.

Transportation is the main artery of the city. A well-functioning transportation system must be closely linked with the three major elements of "people, vehicles, and roads." In order to optimize traffic efficiency and optimize the energy use and mobility efficiency of cities, countries have introduced smart mechanisms in recent years.

The printing industry is very complex. It not only has many internal sub-industries but also involves many upstream and downstream related industries. It can be said that it is a huge industry system. The printing industry has a long history of development. Starting from the invention of printing in ancient China, printing technology has continued to innovate, forming a large industry, which we are almost engaged every day. Digital printing, 3D printing, other new emerging printing technologies will overturn and play new roles in printing industry markets.

In response to the COVID-19 epidemic, various countries have issued a series of bans, city closures and traffic restrictions, driving the demand for housing, working at home, online shopping, and home entertainment. This in turn has driven the demand for 3C products such as information and communications products. Among these, display panels have shown one of the greatest increases in demand, and the global display screen equipment market grew by 19% in 2020, reaching USD 13.52 billion.

With the spread of the US-China trade war, the development and business opportunities of Vietnam's industrial manufacturing have been accelerated. In recent years, Vietnam’s economic situation has performed well. In 2018, Vietnam’s average national income per capita reached US$2,590, an increase of US$200 from 2017 and 1.23 times that of 2015. The Vietnamese government is working hard to promote the development of the manufacturing market and set the goal of becoming an industrial power.

In terms of 2019 data, India is the world's 10th largest machine tool producer and the world's 8th largest machine tool consumer. The Indian government has set a target for India’s manufacturing output value to account for 25% of GDP by 2025. Together with the prime minister’s active promotion of "Made in India", it will bring a huge boost to the demand for machine tools in India. The Indian machine tool market still has considerable development potential, and the Indian manufacturing market is rising rapidly.

The goal of Making Indonesia 4.0 is to achieve Indonesia’s entry into the top ten economies in the world by 2030. The roadmap of Indonesia’s Industry 4.0 is the key to enhancing the overall competitiveness of Indonesia’s industry in the future digital era, guiding the implementation of Indonesia’s national strategy, and where the interests are at stake. Cooperation and coordinated implementation between various industries aim to promote inclusive national growth and sustainable community welfare.

A bearing is an important part of contemporary mechanical equipment. Its main function is to support the mechanical rotating body, reduce the friction coefficient during its movement, and ensure its rotation accuracy. Therefore, its application range is very wide and the market demand is strong. The Asian region represented by China and Japan has accounted for more than half of the global bearing consumption and has become the world's largest bearing consumer market, followed closely by Europe and North America, with 25% and 20% respectively.