Tainan City Leads Delegation to Poland to Expand Smart Manufacturing and Drone Markets
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Tainan City led a delegation to Poland to explore markets for smart manufacturing and drones.
- The delegation included companies specializing in smart robots, unmanned vehicles, precision manufacturing, and key components.
- The visit aimed to foster industrial cooperation between Taiwan and Poland, with a focus on technological exchange and market expansion.
Tainan City has organized a delegation to Poland, comprising companies from the smart robot, unmanned vehicle, precision manufacturing, and key component sectors, to explore opportunities in the European market.
The delegation visited technology parks, businesses, and industrial clusters in Poland, aiming to promote industrial cooperation between Taiwan and Poland. Companies like Yunli Fa and Ruijian Aerospace showcased Tainan's technological strengths in precision manufacturing and smart flight.
Tainan City is promoting a 'Smart Robot Golden Triangle' that connects research, verification, and manufacturing energy to accelerate the development of smart robot and unmanned vehicle industries.
Yunli Fa, with nearly 30 years of experience in Tainan, specializes in laser cutting, precision welding, and custom structural component manufacturing. They observed that Polish companies highly value modular design, standardized processes, local assembly capabilities, and long-term partnerships. Ruijian Aerospace, focused on eVTOLs and drone system integration, found significant interest from Polish enterprises in Taiwan's drone hardware, software, and aerial automation technology, noting a complementary relationship between their expertise and Poland's mature applications in ground robotics and smart infrastructure.
Zhang Ting-yuan, Director of Tainan City's Economic Development Bureau, highlighted the city's initiative to create a 'Smart Robot Golden Triangle' involving research in Shalun, verification in Liujia, and mass production in Liuying. This strategy aims to accelerate the development of the smart robot and unmanned vehicle industries. The successful engagement in Poland is expected to enhance Tainan's international competitiveness in these advanced technology sectors.
Poland's ground robotics, port, and infrastructure smart applications are mature, and local interest in Taiwan's drone hardware, software, and aerial automation technology is high.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.