News

  • HOME
  • News
  • Taipei International Machine Tool Show Anticipates Thousands of Exhibitors in March

Taipei International Machine Tool Show Anticipates Thousands of Exhibitors in March

2023/01/31
01.jpg

The 2023 Taipei International Machine Tool Show will be held from March 6 to 11. The Taiwan External Trade Development Council announced that the exhibition will focus on the issues of environmental protection and carbon emission reduction, and that an ESG double-core activity will be the main theme. Thousands of exhibitors will participate in the exhibition, with nearly 6,200 booths anticipated.

Co-hosted by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry, the 2023 Taipei International Machine Tool Show (TIMTOS) is going to be held at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Halls 1 and 2, as well as at the Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hal (TWTC). The ESG double-core activity includes the ESG action!: Sustainability series and ESG in TIMTOS: Discern the Future by Manufacture series.

TAITRA mentioned that net zero emission is imminent, and the EU will have a trial implementation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in October. Taiwan passed the third reading of its Climate Change Adaptation Act and will start a carbon tax fee in 2024. The USA and other countries are also preparing or considering taxing carbon emissions, in addition to building a carbon emission trade system. Various industries at home and abroad are gearing up to strengthen corporate carbon governance and constrain their supply chain partners' carbon emissions. For the machine tool industry, which manufacturing-based, 2023 is undoubtedly a critical year for net zero carbon emissions.

TAITRA emphasizes that in the wave of Net Zero, it is urgent for machine tool manufacturers and their supply chains to strengthen the effectiveness of their carbon reduction. This year, TIMTOS will launch its ESG action!: Sustainability Series activity, which will include a consultation service for a corporate carbon health check, called Dr. Net Zero, at TWTC Hall 1. This will bring together the Industrial Technology Research Institute, Foundation of Taiwan Industry Service, the Taiwan Association of Green Energy Transition, Ernst & Young Taiwan ,and RCI Engineering, Inc. to provide participants one-on-one professional carbon-issue consultations.


In addition, the Insight Stage, another highlight which will be in TWTC Hall 1, will showcase an ESG Sustainability Seminar and a Green Tool Manufacturing Talk. These will feature carbon-reduction consultants who will share their successful experiences with green industry leaders such as Tongtai, Fair Friend, and Yeong Chin, to help machine tool manufacturers become carbon-reduction masters.

For the ESG in TIMTOS series, ESG will extend to the technical field, focusing on more efficient, smarter, and sustainable trends of equipment transformation. The content will include a Future Manufacturing Forum, Maker Workshop: The Key to Intelligent Manufacturing in Metalworking, Parts Cleaning Seminar: Marine & Offshore Machinery, Manufactures WIN live podcast, and a themed guided tour of the Metal Processing Ecosystem across three halls—all held at the Insight Stage in TWTC Hall 1.

It is worth mentioning that this year, TIMTOS will also add three new thematic areas—Advanced Metalworking Technology, Additive Manufacturing, and Future Manufacturing—to explore the transformation of the machine tool industry by combining professional technologies and easy interaction.


Source: NOWnews

Recommend

2023/03/21

COMPUTEX 2023 to Focus On Six Major Themes In May

COMPUTEX 2023, a major annual event for the global technology industry, will take place at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Halls 1 and 2 from May 30 to June 2. This year, the event will feature six themes: High Performance Computing, Artificial Intelligence Application, Next-Gen Connectivity, Hyperreality, Innovations and Startups, and Sustainability. Themed “Together We Create” and featuring domestic and foreign technology industries, start-ups, venture capitalists, accelerators, and other partners, the exhibition promises the most advanced technology trends and solutions.COMPUTEX is a global top three information and communication exhibition. This year, COMPUTEX has invited 1,000 domestic and foreign technology companies to use 3,000 booths. InnoVEX, Asia's most iconic start-up platform, links Taiwan’s start-up teams with global resources. Overseas start-up teams from Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Japan, Italy, Poland, Thailand, and other countries will participate in the show, injecting fresh impetus to the technology ecosystem through abundant innovation energy.COMPUTEX's CEO keynote, which is a highly anticipated event by global technology experts, will make its first physical appearance since the pandemic. Speakers this year will come from leading technology industry firms from home and abroad, providing attendees with in-depth and forward-looking technology insights. The COMPUTEX Forum will focus on hot topics in the information and communication industry with three main foci this year: metaverse, semiconductors, and sustainability, providing an outlook on important industry developments.To improve exhibitor and buyer experience, TAITRA plans a wide range of activities featuring diverse media and resources; these include sourcing fairs, new product launches, in-show live streaming, expert tours, ESG Go sustainability events, innovation competition launches, media nights, and buyer welcome events. In addition, organizers will invite foreign media and technology influencers to witness COMPUTEX’s relaunch after the pandemic, further increasing international exposure for exhibitors. COMPUTEX pre-registration is open and reservations can be made online. The MOEA stated that after the lifting of global pandemic restrictions, the fact that Taiwan has won numerous bids to host international events has become even more meaningful, demonstrating the international competitiveness and visibility of Taiwan’s MICE industry.The MICE industry is a strong backing for Taiwan to develop overseas markets. The MOEA indicated that it will actively assist the industry with exploring international conference opportunities, provide customized bidding services, and carry out digital transformation of the MICE industry to enrich the content and innovation of MICE events, enhancing the resilience and flexibility of the MICE industry. Through strengthening its MICE industry, Taiwan is expected to shine on the international stage.Source: 1111 Business News
2023/03/10

2023 Taipei Int’l Machine Tool Show (TIMTOS) Welcomed Crowds of International Buyers

Co-hosted by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (TAMI), the 2023 Taipei Int’l Machine Tool Show (TIMTOS) opened today (March 6) at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Halls 1 & 2, and at the Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition (TWTC) Hall 1. Thousands of manufacturers from 18 countries/regions are participating in the show, with nearly 6,200 booths.TIMTOS is a not-to-miss benchmark exhibition for the global machine industry. All eyes were on its grand return after the pandemic. TIMTOS is the largest professional exhibition held after Taiwan opened its borders, greatly increasing the participation of overseas buyers. According to TAITRA, with international business and travel status returning to normal, more than 80 countries and 3,000 foreign buyers registered for TIMTOS before its launch. TIMTOS is expected to attract 50,000 domestic and foreign visitors this year, which is an important indicator of economic recovery in early 2023.James C. F. Huang, chairman of TAITRA, said that TIMTOS 2023 will open a new chapter for the machine tool industries around the world after the pandemic, and reconnect the global manufacturing industry, enabling foreign exhibitors and buyers to finally meet face to face at TIMTOS. Industry associations from India, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Turkey, and other countries all led delegations to visit Taiwan. In addition, the U.S.A., Germany, Switzerland, and Denmark all exhibited as national pavilions in this year’s TIMTOS, demonstrating the power of multinational corporations. Moreover, TIMTOS integrated ESG trend issues, from exhibition content to event planning, highlighting the transformation of the industry towards the net zero direction of more efficient, smarter, and greener.To better meet marketing trends, TIMTOS 2023 added three new thematic areas in TWTC Hall 1—Advanced Metalworking Technology, Additive Manufacturing, and Future Manufacturing—that contain advanced manufacturing technologies and applications for metalworking. The organizers also planned activities such as a Metalwork Ecosystem Guided Tour across three halls and a Cutting Tour Hunter Air Tickets Lucky Draw in TWTC Hall 1. At the same time, this show launched an ESG double-core activity called ESG action!: Sustainability Series and ESG in TIMTOS: Discern the Future of Manufacturing, calling on major domestic and foreign manufacturers, renowned industry leaders, research institutes, and consultants to provide advice to industries. Content includes a Corporate Carbon Health Check, Dr. Net Zero, a one-on-one carbon reduction consultation by experts, a Future Manufacturing Forum, a ESG Sustainability Seminar, a Green Tool Manufacturing Talk, a Maker Workshop, a Marine & Offshore Machinery Seminar, and a live Manufactures WIN Podcast, which was held for five days (3/6–3/10) at TWTC Hall 1.Source: Next TV
2023/03/07

Power of City Festival and Destination Marketing in ICC Tainan Warming up for the 2024 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Tainan and 400 Years of Tainan

In 1624, the Dutch East India Company came to Anping, Tainan, during the Age of Discovery, and “ Taoyuan” (the ancient name of Anping) appeared on the global stage for the first time, starting 400 years of Taiwan’s world trade history. There is an old saying that “Fucheng is first, Lukang second, and Manka third”, referring to the early important cities/ports of Taiwan. Fucheng (the ancient name of Tainan) was the cultural capital of Taiwan, and now Tainan is a core part of the world’s semiconductor industry chain and a development leader of green energy and smart technologies.With migrations of immigrants of diverse backgrounds arriving in Tainan, multiple cultures have coexisted in this temperate part of Taiwan, nurturing a vibrant and colorful culture. To promote international art exchanges and warm up for next year's Power of City Festival, the International Convention Center Tainan hosted a Power of City Festival and Destination Marketing forum on February 21, enabling technology artists and curators from home and abroad to explore possibilities for collaboration through the sharing of curatorial experiences and business exchanges.Mariano Leotta shared his experience in Montreal, Canada's "design capital", where the public sector invests in the arts and culture industry and reinvests profits to form a beneficial cycle. Mr. Hsin-Chien Huang  mentioned the idea of “liquid digital media”, in which new art technologies, such as VR, AR, projection mapping, and other immersive content, flow into different fields like liquid, and through the fusion of different art technologies, they grow into a richer ecosystem. Marin Petkov concluded, “Thanks for the opportunity to come to Taiwan to share the experience of the Berlin Lantern Festival, and I look forward to a wonderful performance of the 2024 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Tainan."CEO of ICC Tainan, Mr. Tai-Min Yeh stated, “Since the opening of ICC Tainan in April last year, ‘Island Trade, World Tainan’ has been our motto. We aim to dedicate ourselves to linking the city’s marketing and MICE industries with international resources. ICC Tainan will be the main site of the 2024 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Tainan, which will feature green energy technologies and combine the deep culture that has been developed in Tainan over the past 400 years. ICC Tainan is looking forward to transforming the city with MICE and making Fucheng a better city."Source: yam news
SiteMap privacy Terms of Use Disclaimer Feedback Contact Us
Copyright c 2022 Ministry of Economic Affairs All Rights Reserved.
Top