In the rapidly developing digital era, healthcare is being profoundly transformed by Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and wearable devices. This is not just a technological upgrade; it is akin to the "iPhone moment" that disrupted traditional healthcare services and doctor-patient interactions, opening a new chapter in health management. Historically, medicine has been a "passive" journey fraught with uncertainty and high barriers. The powerful rise of AI is now painting a new blueprint for the global healthcare industry, steering health management toward a smarter and more personalized future.

In 2025, the global healthcare system faces the dual challenges of a surge in chronic diseases and an aging population. The focus is shifting from treating a single illness to promoting holistic health. In the post-pandemic era, the demand for mental health services has risen sharply, with a continuous increase in the number of people suffering from anxiety and depression. To meet this challenge, healthcare institutions are actively adopting a dual-track strategy, focusing on expanding behavioral health services and ensuring seamless transitions to post-acute care. This approach is designed to enhance the continuity of patient care and improve long-term health outcomes.

Historically, the global textile industry relied on mass production and economies of scale for low-cost manufacturing. However, as consumer demands become increasingly diverse and dynamic, small-batch, high-mix production and fast delivery have become the market mainstream. Taiwan, with its complete and advanced textile supply chain and high-end functional fabric technology, has long demonstrated competitiveness on the international stage. Facing global supply chain restructuring and the fast fashion trend, Taiwan's textile industry is actively pursuing a digital and localized transformation. The goal is to build a flexible, responsive agile supply chain, making manufacturing a sustained competitive advantage.

Post-pandemic, remote and hybrid work models have firmly become the “new normal.” Employee expectations for flexibility remain high, and many organizations continue to embrace hybrid operations to boost efficiency and satisfaction. Against this backdrop, enabling remote collaboration that’s clear, high-quality, and easy to use has become a business imperative.

In industrial machining processes, the generation of oil smoke and fine oil mist is unavoidable. Without effective collection and filtration, these airborne contaminants pose serious health risks to workers, increasing the likelihood of respiratory diseases and occupational illnesses. At the same time, accumulated oil smoke not only pollutes the work environment and degrades air quality but also accelerates wear and malfunction of machinery, resulting in higher maintenance costs. Furthermore, the presence of flammable oil mist increases the risk of fire hazards, endangering factory safety. To ensure stable, safe production that complies with regulations, oil smoke collection systems have become an essential protective measure in modern smart manufacturing—safeguarding employee health while enhancing equipment efficiency and environmental quality.

Are you familiar with the latest terminology related to Tooling 4.0? In this article, we'll offer an overview and examples that can help manufacturers understand and align with this evolving concept. Tooling 4.0 revolves around leveraging technology to transform 'inefficient' products into 'intelligent' ones.

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 and its rapid global spread, the global auto parts, semiconductor, and electronics industries have been exposed to highly uncertain risks. Global supply chain logistics is an issue that everyone has had to reexamine.

"Efficiency" is the most important key in the pursuit of success in the manufacturing process and the entire industry.

Industrial robot system integrators are located at the downstream application end of the robot industry chain, providing application solutions to end customers. It is responsible for the secondary development of industrial robot applications and the integration of peripheral automation equipment and is an important part of industrial robot automation applications.

The shortened product life cycle, low-volume variety, and customization have become mainstream. Quick response and flexible adjustment are the keys to the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry. Rapid trial production has become an international research project to win orders and reduce development risks.

Electric vehicles are only a small part of the future mobility trend. The future trend is not only electric vehicles, but also generates hidden business opportunities, and the opportunities are endless.

Taiwan's food industry is facing many challenges, and industry players have accelerated the establishment of online sales channels. Whether the epidemic slows down or not, it will be an industry trend for the food industry to open online and offline sales channels.

To enhance competitiveness, manufacturers are driving a shift from a reactive problem-solving model to a more proactive device, process, product, and plant management model.

In hyper-industrial era, the development of industry did not stagnate, but appeared in the form of close integration of manufacturing, service, and digital industries. Industry can only survive when it can participate in digital transformation and integrate into a new economy that focuses on use and service, and is geared towards sustainable development.”

With the development of technology and the gradual shortage of working manpower, more and more AI intelligent robots have been developed and officially applied in the workplace. How should human beings think and respond to such a wave of technology? Will jobs really be completely replaced?

With such high uncertainty and high volatility in the market environment, how can the plastics industry improve its physique? Can we respond flexibly to the ever-changing world economy?

The main goal of RCEP is to integrate the existing ASEAN+1FTA and add new regulatory rules, such as e-commerce, telecommunications services, etc., to establish unified trade rules for Asia-Pacific countries.

The U.S. machine tool industry is the industry that has been hit the most by this wave of epidemics, including smart machinery and Industry 4.0, which are still the unchanged development trends for machine tool manufacturers in the future.

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 and its rapid global spread, the global auto parts, semiconductor, and electronics industries have been exposed to highly uncertain risks. Global supply chain logistics is an issue that everyone has had to reexamine.

In recent years, Sustainable Development Goals (SDRs), Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) are terms that have become more and more frequently heard among international companies and listed OTC companies. Their evaluation scores have become increasingly important to supply chains and consumers, and have become indicators for corporate evaluation and financial planning. In addition to manufacturing regulations, companies are paying more attention to corporate governance information and CSR reports. Whether in the service industry, catering and food industry, financial industry, real estate construction industry, hospitals and government agencies, colleges and universities, or global SMEs, companies have stepped up to contribute to "sustainable development".