The Taiwan Excellence Pavilion at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1 underwent renovations and reopened on the 27th. For the first time, it unveiled a “Digital Version” of the Taiwan Excellence Pavilion utilizing VR (Virtual Reality) technology and 3D modeling. This digital showcase allows for the online exhibition of 418 award-winning products, including mechanical products that were previously too large to be displayed within the physical space. Secretary-General Yeh Ming-Shui of TAITRA (Taiwan External Trade Development Council) highlighted that in light of recent disruptions to international exhibitions due to the pandemic, the digital Taiwan Excellence Pavilion serves as an alternative means of promoting Taiwanese products.

 

TAITRA Secretary-General Yeh Ming-Shui tried out the boxing exercise bike by Ming Yue International, expressing amazement at its ability to simultaneously combine cycling and boxing exercises for training reaction times.

 

Entertainer Wu Feng was invited to serve as a one-day guide at the Nangang Taiwan Excellence Pavilion. He was curious about the facial recognition system inside the exhibition.

TAITRA pointed out that the “Taiwan Excellence Pavilion” serves as a showcase for Taiwan’s industrial image, featuring the latest award-winning products from the Taiwan Excellence Awards each year. The reopening ceremony on the 27th, hosted by Secretary-General Yeh Ming-Shui, featured a live demonstration of innovative award-winning products by around 30 manufacturer representatives. These products included items like the “Reusable Color Pencil” and “Reusable Seven Odd Post-it Bricks” developed by Joyoung International Development, which allow children to learn shape and color concepts, improve hand-eye coordination, and stimulate imagination and creativity while using them. Additionally, the “WanMei Makeup” app developed by PlayMe provides precise simulation of hundreds of makeup styles, offering a lifelike virtual try-on experience.

TAITRA pointed out that the “Taiwan Excellence Pavilion” serves as a showcase for Taiwan’s industrial image, featuring the latest award-winning products from the Taiwan Excellence Awards each year. The reopening ceremony on the 27th, hosted by Secretary-General Yeh Ming-Shui, featured a live demonstration of innovative award-winning products by around 30 manufacturer representatives. These products included items like the “Reusable Color Pencil” and “Reusable Seven Odd Post-it Bricks” developed by Joyoung International Development, which allow children to learn shape and color concepts, improve hand-eye coordination, and stimulate imagination and creativity while using them. Additionally, the “WanMei Makeup” app developed by PlayMe provides precise simulation of hundreds of makeup styles, offering a lifelike virtual try-on experience.

 

The “Digital Taiwan Excellence Pavilion” digitizes award-winning products, enabling the online presentation of all Taiwanese excellence, unrestricted by product size.

AB65 was invited to participate in the 2020 Taiwan Excellence Pavilion event. Among them, the environmental protection and sustainable concept of socks and fish farming nets was praised by various officials and manufacturers.

AB65 was invited to participate in the 2020 Taiwan Excellence Pavilion event. Among their products, the environmentally friendly and sustainable concepts for socks and fish farming nets garnered praise from various officials and manufacturers.

Chang Shu-Yi, the head of the Bureau of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, attended the press conference and stated that the Taiwan Excellence Awards symbolize the highest honor for Taiwan’s quality and innovative products. With 28 years of history, the 29th Taiwan Excellence Selection will open for registration on March 16th. They encourage businesses to actively register online and strive for the highest honors. The government will also fully support award-winning companies in promoting and expanding their brands both domestically and internationally to enhance their global recognition.

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