Taipei, Oct. 4 (CNA) The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) has developed an artificial intelligence-assisted monitoring system that effectively reduces plastic waste of injection molding manufacture.
Taipei, Feb. 22 (CNA) The production value of Taiwan's machinery industry is expected to rise about 15 percent in 2022 from the year before on the back of continued strong demand, the Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (TAMI) said Tuesday.
The production value of Taiwan’s machinery industry is expected to rise about 15 percent this year from last year on the back of strong demand, the Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (台灣機械公會) said yesterday.
Association chairman Larry Wei (魏燦文) told reporters that global demand is expected to keep rising this year as high-end precision and smart manufacturing increase the pressure on manufacturers to upgrade.
The industry’s production value this year is expected to be NT$1.5 trillion (US$53.80 billion), up NT$200 billion, or about 15 percent, from a year earlier, Wei said.
Machinery exports are expected to grow 15 percent year-on-year this year, he
Taipei, Feb. 21 (CNA) A business alliance dedicated to advancing smart manufacturing technology and assembled by machine tool giant Hiwin Technologies Corp. was established on Monday.
A business alliance dedicated to advancing smart manufacturing technology led by Hiwin Technologies Corp (上銀科技) was established yesterday.
The alliance would lead Taiwan’s machine tool manufacturing industry in intelligent transformation, starting with upgrading spare parts, components and accessories for different types of machine tools, Hiwin Technologies chairman Chuo Wen-heng (卓文恒) said.
The alliance is made up of 30 machine tool manufacturers, including Victor Taichung Machinery Works Co (台中精機), Taiwan Takisawa Technology Co (台灣瀧澤) and Tongtai Machine and Tool Co (東台精機).
All of the members have introduced smart ball screw technology for use in the manufacturing of machine tools, Hiwin said.
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