TAIPEI, March 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Riders worldwide increasingly favor motorcycle dashcams with both front and back cameras powered by AR (Augmented Reality) to ensure a safe ride. CREACT's Vision 180 Motorcycle Helmet Dashcam Kit with HUD (Head-Up-Display) Technology installed inside the helmet with three switchable functions—navigation, front mirror, and rear mirror. It acts as an AR rear mirror to substantially enhance safety during a motorcycle ride. HUD displays navigational information right before you, so you don't have to look down at phone screens. It is both intuitive and easy to use.

Vision 180 is the world's first easily installable motorcycle dashcam with dual-lens AR real-time navigation, rear screen and driving recorder. The primary unit has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, allowing users to review recordings straight from their mobile phones and pair the mobile phone's audio system with Bluetooth to take calls or listen to the music while riding. The Sony CMOS sensors remedied the challenges of dimming nighttime lighting and hazy vision brought on by rainy weather. The front and rear wide-angle lenses have 120 degrees of view capacity. Vision 180 can better grasp the overall road situation with its 120-degrees view capacity lens, and tilted 15 degrees rear lens.

Unlike many dashcam products, Vision 180 is compatible with most full or ¾ hood motorcycle helmets without drilling or pulling wires. It can be conveniently implemented or removed with a snap holder or GoPro accessories instead of Velcro straps, making it safer and less likely to fall off. CREACT's exclusively-designed rotating shaft can be adjusted according to personal riding habits. Rechargeable batteries with a 3.5-hour lifespan per single charge relieve any concerns about running out of electronic power while riding. The smaller 2^nd-generation HUD, and the soft lens screen material (non-glass silica gel) makes the screen endurable against cracking, washing,  and pinching, thus improving user safety.

CREACT was awarded the Taipei City Entrepreneurship Incentives and has achieved a 1080% fundraising size. It enrolled in the CES 2021, the largest consumer electronics exhibition in the world, with its breakthrough technology. Vision 180 products have also obtained Taiwan NCC, Japan TELEC, PSE, UN38.3, and other certifications.

More information: https://www.creact.com.tw/pages/english

Creact Technology Inc.
Yojun Hao
yojun@creact.com.tw
+886-2-27555280

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, Nov. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Taiwan's shoe-making industry entered into a period of sustained digital transformation during the pandemic, with total exports reaching a remarkable US$93.71 million in 2021, up 23.19% when compared with the previous year. The Taiwan Sustainable Shoe Manufacturing Technology Seminar was held on the second day (November 17) of the International Shoes & Leather Exhibition - Vietnam. Five leading shoe brands were invited to share their sustainable digital application experience and talk about the effect of Taiwan's intelligent manufacturing on the international market.

Asia is the world's footwear production and manufacturing center and Vietnam is one of the world's top five footwear manufacturing countries, with a strong demand for shoe-making equipment and an imperative for digital transformation. At the Forum, Delta Electronics will lead the lineup of speakers with a presentation on IIoT applications for intelligent footwear manufacturing, followed by Minz elaborating on the comprehensive integrated application of the internet and intelligent manufacturing in smart shoe-making equipment. Yu Sheng Technology will demonstrate how to double production by incorporating digital management tools into traditional shoe manufacturing equipment, while New Yuming Machinery will give an example of how AI can fit into the picture by explaining how automated optical inspection (AOI) is applied to the footwear process. Finally, Sincere Pioneer Enterprise will demonstrate how to use smart visual configuration to reduce the carbon footprint created by the show-making process.

A report from Transparency reveals that the global footwear market is expected to achieve sales of more than US$278 billion by 2025, with product category expansion and emerging markets penetration the key to growth. The Sustainable Shoe Manufacturing Technology Seminar is a part of Taiwan's "Smart Machinery Overseas Promotion Program", which is designed to enhance the international image of Taiwan and assist manufacturers in taking advantage of overseas business opportunities. Mr. Tran Ngoc Liem, Vice President of VCCI (Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry), noted that Taiwan and Vietnam have been engaging in frequent and meaningful exchanges, especially as it concerns the post-pandemic digital transformation experience. We are looking forward to a closer cooperation between the two markets.

Taiwan has a complete industrial supply chain for machine tools with an export value of US$ 2.056 billion in 2020, ranking the fifth largest exporter all over the world.

According to the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), the export value of the machinery and machine tool industries has increased from MYR 37.7 billion to MYR 39.4 billion from 2016 to 2020. To strengthen the bilateral trade relationship between Taiwan and Malaysia in smart machine tool industries, the PMC has established the demo portal "The Key Smart Manufacturing Solution in Taiwan" via virtual industrial exhibition to demonstrate the machine tools. The machine tools are divided into 9 categories: lathes and turning machines, other metal cutting machine tools, drilling machines, milling and boring machines, planning, shaping, slotting & broaching machines, grinding machines, machining centers, electric discharge machines (EDM), and Sawing and cut-off machines. Selected manufacturers and suppliers are posted and introduced on the website, developing and providing solutions for metalworking machine tools, establishing a ecosystem for the smart machine tool industries to show the world Taiwan's key solution.

Metalworking industry is the key industry for Malaysia's economy development; its applications range from electromechanical, electronic and electrical, transportation equipment to construction industries. Metalworking machinery is one of the machine tool industries and can bring significant opportunities to the machine tool manufacturing, including Laser cutting machines, precision machining centers, electrical discharge machines (EDM), milling machines, drilling machines, lathes, shears, pipe benders, punching machines, bending machines, forging pressers and pressers, etc. Due to the epidemic, the basic metal industries are changing their paths from construction to advanced engineering industries such as medical equipment, aviation, oil and gas, semiconductors, smart machinery, advanced analytical laboratory equipment, robots and electric vehicles.

As the key portal of Taiwan's machine tool industry, MTIORC not only bring the industry and marketing together, but also attracts the buyers' attention by graphics and short videos to gain more exposure in the local digital markets. Grabbing the opportunities during the epidemic, Taiwan and Malaysia's metalworking and machine tool industries can together create a fruitful smart manufacturing collaboration. 

IGEM is the largest circular economy exhibition in the ASEAN market. Since last year the event has been held online. At the Circular Economy Taiwan Pavilion, Taiwanese exhibitors and associated collaborative project teams, including Sou Pi, Jing Tay Cement, Somnics, MACROHI CO., LTD., MaiMai, Fonchang Enterprise, Jing Dong Landscape, Blue Ocean Vision, Eastem Plastic Enterprise and Junmay, exhibited a lineup of Taiwan's green and sustainable technologies and products, including a waterjet-based technology for recycling used and discarded tires, pomelo extraction-based products and technologies; recycled plastics-based containers, plastic flooring mixed with wood, shampoo bottles and jars, cultural and creative goods made of discarded stone dust, heat insulation tiles containing a suspension of ceramic particles, and portable respirators. The variety of exhibits and applications show the innovative capabilities of Taiwan's industry players.

Exhibitors at the Circular Economy Taiwan Pavilion also plan to exhibit the achievements of the Sustainable Materials Library (SML). The library, established in 2020, features seven categories of sustainable materials: plastics, fibers, rubber, metals, minerals, natural materials and others. The database will seize the opportunity of exposure at this international exhibition with an online material matching platform that will give manufacturers worldwide looking to develop high-quality, exquisite products access to a wide range of sustainable materials from Taiwan, with the end goal of enhancing the international reputation of Taiwan's circular economy.

The COVID-19 pandemic has led many to reimagine the relationship between human beings and the environment, moving a sustainable lifestyle one big step closer to becoming a universal value. As a result, innovation in the global manufacturing sector due to the rise of a circular economy is a trend that has taken on an aura on inevitability. The Circular Economy Taiwan Pavilion has given the island's industry players an opportunity to move beyond the limitations created by the pandemic, engage with international visitors and start conversations that can lead to new businesses and new projects driven by the international circular economy through a virtual exhibition that is not restricted by time and space. 

IGEM Virtual 2021: virtual.igem.my  

With 5G networks becoming more universal, dialysis data management based on big data and AI is gaining popularity. In response to the needs for chronic kidney disease care in Malaysia, the forum invited four professionals, each of whom proposed different clinical solutions, extending nursing care from the hospital to the home.

In today's home-based care scenario, physiological data can be immediately delivered to the database in the cloud through physiological monitor devices such as blood pressure, blood glucose and ECG. Patients with kidney disease can also record and adjust their diet based on their blood pressure, blood glucose, dry weight and water consumption readings, allowing them to be active partners in the effort to enhance their own quality of care. At the same time, caregivers can conduct appropriate dialysis scheduling management according to data in the cloud, while importing data from IoT-reliant medical devices in order to undertake a comprehensive analysis of chronic kidney disease data, which, combined with AI-enabled risk management alerts and decision-making, can quickly assist them in choosing the most optimal treatment, reducing the risk of rehospitalization.

The Joint Commission of Taiwan established the Health Smart Taiwan (HST) (https://www.hst.org.tw/en/), a one-stop portal designed to promote Taiwan's high-quality smart healthcare solutions, in 2019. The CEO of Joint Commission of Taiwan, Dr. Pa-chun Wang said that HST combines Taiwan's cutting-edge smart healthcare solutions with the demo site in Taiwan, helping visitors to fully understand the application and development potential of smart healthcare, while creating a new model for smart hospitals.