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Overview

Summary

Taiwans’ largest industrial-themed exhibition series, Intelligent Asia 2024, kicked off in late August for a four-day event. Out of the sub-exhibitions, the Taiwan Robotics and Smart Automation Exhibition (TAIROS 2024) garnered a sizeable amount of attention, with booth numbers growing nearly 30% compared to 2023. The event attracted major global robotics manufacturers and key supply chain players looking to capitalize on the growing momentum of industry giants like NVIDIA and Tesla investing in robotics.

TAIROS 2024 showcased advanced factory equipment and robots featuring high-level data analytics and autonomous learning capabilities as its key highlights. The exhibition focused primarily on robotic arms for manufacturing, with AI enhancements delivering benefits such as improved flexibility and optimized processes.

Table of Contents
1. Global Robotics Development: Software Advances in AI and Simulation; Hardware
  Focuses on Collaborative and Humanoid Robots

2. Exhibits from the Big Four: Enhanced Deployment and Operation Simplicity with
  AI-Driven Flexibilit

3.Collaborative Robot Applications: Expanding Use Cases and Targeting the Semiconductor
  Industry

4.Analysis of Key Supply Chains and Taiwan’s Market Position
  (1) Upstream component smartification and expanding applications for machine vision at the
  terminal end
  (2) Taiwan’s academic and research sector focuses on AI-based integration and niche market
  applications

5.TRI’s View
  (1) The rising popularity of robotics: AI, simulation, and collaboration as key trends
  (2) Global giants boost deployment and operation; AI boosts flexibility
  (3) Taiwanese manufacturers shift focus to niche markets with semiconductor-focused robotics
  solutions
  (4) Humanoid robots expected to drive demand in service sectors, offering opportunities for
  Taiwanese manufacturers

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