Five Taiwanese companies showcase solutions at Smart Nation Expo 2023 Taiwan Bureau of Foreign Trade sees mutual benefits from Taiwan-Malaysia trade As Malaysia continues to push forward with its ambitions to develop its Industry 4.0, the Taiwanese government has expressed its support and optimistic about Malaysia’s future in this field.
Taiwan Bureau of Foreign Trade sees mutual benefits from Taiwan-Malaysia trade
A product launch, titled “Smart Manufacturing Ecosystem”, was held on Sept 19 during the Smart Nation Expo 2023, offered visitors valuable insights from five cutting-edge Taiwanese companies, including Smart Manufacturing, AI, Industrial Control & IoT, Smart Factory, Digital Transformation and System Integration, Smart City and Smart Total Solution.
Axiomtek Co is another key player in the field of smart manufacturing and its Technical Director, CC Lee, spoke at length about the benefits of applying AI driven IoT solutions in manufacturing. The company’s system incorporates a plethora of sensors to look for trends in the overall workflow and feed the data to the cloud where an AI system continuously learns and refines the process.
This allows the system to be implemented as a layer on top of legacy system without having to invest heavily in a complete smart system. This helps companies scale towards a smart factory gradually and offers process refinement every step of the way. The augmented reality system offers real-time visual guidance on operation procedures and can significantly improve safety and reduce training time.
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