As electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles gradually gain popularity in the market, automotive electronic systems may become the key technology areas that are most valued by various electronic system suppliers. Advances in technologies such as electronic active suspension technology and electric vehicle drive systems in the automotive industry have continued to expand the application of power electronic systems in the automotive field.

Electronic components are divided into two categories, active and passive; the difference lies in whether or not power is required to drive them. Semiconductor components driven by an electric circuit, such as transistors and diodes are often referred to as active components, while components which play a supporting role, such as resistors, capacitors, inductors, etc. are often referred to as passive. In recent years, a short supply of passive components in the market has drawn market attention to Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors (MLCCs). Because capacitance value is proportional to the surface area of the capacitor, the number of layers in a capacitor will affect the capacitance of the capacitor. Due to developments in ceramic film stacking technology, the capacitance value of MLCCs has increased significantly, and they are gradually replacing medium and low capacitance tantalum capacitors.

The Printed Circuit Board (PCB) is one of the main parts of all electronic products. The application fields of PCB are quite extensive. Wherever electronic components are used, PCBs are almost always used. Currently, they are mainly used in the fields of information, communication, consumer products, automobiles, aerospace and military, precision instruments and industrial products. They are an indispensable basic part of all electronic products. This article will be divided into several aspects to discuss PCBs, namely type, material, process, installation and welding. Let us have a good understanding of the "mother of the electronics industry" – the PCB.

According to GLOBAL TRADE ALTAS statistics, the boom of the rubber and plastics industry has rebounded due to the growth of the aerospace and automotive industries and the market demand for consumer goods. With the economic growth of Asian countries, the Asia-Pacific region has become the largest and fastest-growing region in the world's plastic and rubber industry. About 40% of plastic and rubber machinery is manufactured in Asia. The fourth industrial revolution combines machinery and information and communication, both of which are the most advantageous industries in Taiwan. Taiwan's plastic and rubber machinery industry combines these two advantages and applies smart manufacturing new business models to strengthen competitive advantages and seek to create niche points. New business opportunities have brought Taiwan's plastics and rubber machinery industry to a new peak.

Most of the transmission components used in the feed system used in precision machinery today use ball screws and linear slide rails, which can bring excellent feed positioning accuracy to the linear transmission. In fact, "transmission components" are not only "ball screws" or "linear slides", but the real "transmission components", because they are not only related to manufacturing, but also appear in life all the time.

Market surveys of the bicycle industry supply chains have found that since the outbreak of the pandemic in 2020, the average price of upstream raw materials has increased by nearly 50%.

The automobile industry is a technology- and capital-intensive industry, and its industrial chain is quite large, affecting a wide range of related industries. The upstream of the automobile industry is about production of auto parts, such as lights, tires, sheet metal, aluminum alloy steel rims, hoods, bumpers, and others; midstream is vehicle assembly, repair and technical services; downstream is sales, import and export business.

The island's hand tool sector has a centralized industry hub located in central Taiwan, where big-name companies, along with small-and-medium enterprises and subcontractors across upstream and downstream supply chains, co-exist to fulfill the world's hand tool orders. International policies, along with manufacturing advantages, has helped the Taiwan hand tool industry reach sales of NTD$140 billion in 2021. The current trajectory indicates projected continued growth for at least another decade.

Digital innovation is rapidly helping transform modern industries. Healthcare providers in hospitals and healthcare systems are applying these tools to promote public health, reduce costs, and improve experiences.

As the second-largest global exporter of screws and nuts, the export value of Taiwan's screw and nut industry reached 4.3 billion US dollars in 2017. There are more than 700 factories in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, making it one of the main manufacturing areas of screws and nuts in the world.

In the face of the epidemic, material shortages, lack of manpower, port congestion, and soaring shipping costs, market demand and the structure of the global supply chain has changed.

Turkey is the 17th largest economy in the world and the 6th largest economy in Europe due to its geographical advantage. Turkey's domestic demand market is huge, and its future development potential has attracted much attention.

The rapid development of science and technology innovation, the rise of the knowledge economy, the acceleration of economic globalization and informatization, the creation, utilization, and protection of intellectual property rights have become important factors in promoting national economic development. Many countries are implementing or starting to formulate development strategies related to intellectual property rights to enhance the country's competitiveness in international economic and trade activities.

In 2020, the global machine tool market was worth 111.36 billion U.S. dollars. Affected by the COVID-19 epidemic and the Sino-US trade war, China’s import and export value of machine tools declined by 17.7% and 11.5% respectively in 2020 compared to 2019. However, it is still the world’s largest machine tool market, accounting for approximately 35% of the world’s total.

Affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, the total sales of the sports goods market from February to June 2020 was 837.8 billion won, a 40% decrease compared to the same period in 2019, and the number of private sports industry companies also decreased by 28.6%, 2020. South Korea’s overall sports market was a year of decline.

Since 2019, Japan has hosted international sports events such as the World Rugby Games and the Tokyo Olympics, which indirectly sparked an upsurge in sports and fitness for all age groups. According to a survey report on the Japanese sports market, the size of the sports market in 2019 was ¥2250.4 billion.

China's sports market continues to grow. The total market size in 2019 reached RMB 2.95 trillion, and had an annual growth rate of 10.9%. Among them, the sports service market reached 1,493-billion-yuan, accounting for 50.6%, and the sports goods market reached 1,361.4-billion-yuan, accounting for 46.2%. The China sports market will continue to expand at an accelerated pace in the next few years. By 2025, the scale of China's sports market will exceed 5 trillion yuan, and through 5G, Internet of Things, big data, and artificial intelligence technologies, boring exercises will be transformed into leisure activities.

The Asian region has always been the core area for global motorcycle and scooter sales, with India, China, and Indonesia being the top three markets. The Asian market has potential. The global demand for motorcycles and scooters is increasing.

The growth of the overall global biotech pharmaceutical market is slowing down. Europe and the United States have entered a mature period, and global development in the overall biotech pharmaceutical industry market has slowed down in recent years.

Not just Taiwan, but the whole world is currently at a critical moment in energy transition. With the increasing demand for green electricity, more and more governments or organizations are paying attention to the development of green and low-carbon energy. Among the developing technologies, wind power is the mainstay. The development of wind power not only promotes a solution for green energy electricity consumption, but also plays a key role in economic growth. The acceleration and momentum of wind powered electric generation has brought new opportunities in industrial upgrading and transformation that will drive the economy.