TAIPEI, Oct. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The 2026 Taiwan Innotech Expo (TIE) concluded on September 19, recording more than 50,000 visits over three days, with attendees from 64 countries. With the theme "AI-Powered Innovation | Driving a Sustainable Future", TIE was co-organized by 12 government agencies and featured three major pavilions, the Innovation Economy Pavilion, Future Tech Pavilion (FUTEX), Smart Sustainability Pavilion, alongside the Invention Competition Area. Exhibits covered a wide range of fields, including energy, cybersecurity, healthcare, and disaster prevention, with a focus on practical applications and industry adoption.

The Innovation Economy Pavilion showcased technologies in semiconductors, smart manufacturing, net-zero sustainability, precision health, and emerging cross-sector applications, highlighting how AI can address industry needs. Under the theme of "Powering Industry Transformation with Taiwan's Research Excellence," the Future Tech Pavilion focused on bringing advanced research closer to practical applications. The Smart Sustainability Pavilion, themed "Smart Resilience for a Sustainable Future," presented technologies addressing challenges in food security, national defense, and sustainable development.

The expo welcomed representatives of patent offices, research institutions, and industry associations in the United States, Mexico, Spain, Slovakia, and Japan. Through technology showcases, networking, and matchmaking, TIE provided opportunities for Taiwanese innovators to connect with international industry partners.

Beyond the three-day event, TIE will continue to support international technology exchange and collaboration. Technologies featured at the expo will also be promoted through the Taiwan Technology Marketplace (TWTM), where businesses and research organizations can identify potential partners and pursue further cooperation.

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