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1. Oct 21
   Taiwan's 24-company coalition to release ROS 2 robot integration guide on Nov 12

   Taiwan's Industrial Development Administration, working with the Institute for Information Industry and the Precision Machinery Research and Development Center, will hold the ROBOT READY 2026 forum on November 12, where 24 partner companies plan to release a joint introductory guide to general-purpose robot systems built on ROS 2. The guide is described as covering ROS 2 development practice, hardware interfaces, communication protocols and common algorithms, and extending to robot foundation models and compliance with European and U.S. market regulations. A hardware exhibition is expected to gather 17 companies, with Asia Optical showing 3D lidar for the first time, Dongching Technology demonstrating a "Robotics-in-a-Box" platform with a robot arm, Sintai displaying a wheel-legged robot on its Arc computing platform, and Star Science International planning an AI quadruped robot built on its LocalMind AI platform.

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2. Oct 14
   2026 TIE expo draws 50,000+ as AI moves beyond chat into health, fire safety and energy

   The 2026 Taiwan Innotech Expo (TIE) closed on Sept. 19 after a three-day run that drew more than 50,000 visits from 64 countries, organized by 12 government ministries under the theme of AI-enabled innovation and sustainability. Exhibits included a local biotech company's automated platform for preclinical anti-cancer drug testing, which rebuilds a tumor's 3D structure, immune response and surrounding environment on a chip; a self-powered AIoT fire-safety patch from National Cheng Kung University that harvests a device's own temperature differences to power AI overheating alerts; and an Institute for Information Industry system for satellite-communication cyber-threat simulation and AI monitoring of jamming, eavesdropping and unencrypted data. On energy and weather, Taipower presented an island energy-storage dispatch system combining quantum neural networks with meteorological big data, while National Central University's TPTRS uses weather-radar data to reconstruct 3D thermodynamic fields over complex terrain — a technique its team calls the only one directly applicable to such terrain.

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3. Oct 7
   ANMAS adds on-premises edition, SGS partnership for IoT packet analysis

   Taiwan's Daying Technology detailed the latest development of ANMAS (AI Network Malware Analysis System) at an IoT trusted-supply-chain event, saying it finished product development in 2025 with a cloud offering and this year added an on-premises edition, with Unitech Computer helping enterprises set up local AI compute. ANMAS uses a small language model with fine-tuning, LoRA and RAG, capturing IoT device traffic in a virtual Wi-Fi environment for PCAP analysis; the company says a 500MB capture that takes an engineer about four hours is cut to roughly 10–15 minutes, and that it does not decrypt HTTPS/TLS but judges anomalies from behavioral features such as connection frequency, timing and destinations. Daying said it has collected more than 2,200 network behaviors and cites about 80% recognition accuracy generally and up to 90% in IoT/OT settings, while working with SGS Taiwan, the Institute for Information Industry, the Taiwan network packet analysis association, Systex's training center, Feng Chia University and Sanwan on verification, deployments and training.

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