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.