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"Silicon photonics sensing endows AI robots with taste and smell, opening a new dimension of sensory capabilities!" This was the key insight shared by Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics (N&M) Chairman Rone Chiu during a recent lecture at Yuan Ze University.

Professor Lin Ching-Fu, CTO of Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics (N&M), was recently invited to participate in the Colorado Tech Collaboration Roundtable. The event facilitated in-depth discussions on technological cooperation, investment in silicon photonics sensing technology, and global deployment strategies.

Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics (N&M) Chairman Rone Chiu was recently appointed as the Chairperson of the Semiconductor and Technology Development Committee during the 23rd Board and Supervisors Meeting of the WFCTA. This appointment highlights N&M’s technical leadership in semiconductor and technological innovation.

AI is becoming a driving force for economic growth. Big data collected by sensing technologies can be combined to form AIoT. Today's AI robots mostly rely on visual sensing capabilities but lack the ability to smell and taste. The emergence of silicon photonics technology will give AI the missing perception ability!

The TSIA recently held its annual meeting, gathering semiconductor leaders from across the country to strengthen Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem and maintain its global leadership. N&M Chairman Rone Chiu participated in the event, joining discussions on the industry's future and strategies for sustainable development.

Recently, Aviv Doron, Head of the Israel Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei, led a delegation to visit N&M. Both parties engaged in in-depth discussions on the innovative applications and market potential of silicon photonics sensing technology.

N&M recently held a meeting with the Netherlands Office Taipei to discuss Taiwan-Netherlands cooperation in the field of silicon photonics. Both sides explored opportunities for cross-border industrial collaboration to create mutual benefits for Taiwan and the Netherlands.

At the 33rd Taipei International Optoelectronics Exhibition (OPTO Taiwan), Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics (N&M) Chairman Rone Chiu delivered a keynote speech titled “Silicon Photonics Sensing: Unlocking Biomedical and Health Applications.”

N&M's CTO, Prof. Lin Ching-Fu, was recently invited to deliver a speech at the annual meeting of the Silicon Valley Taiwanese American Industrial Technology Association (TAITA-SV) in the San Francisco Bay Area, advocating that Taiwan and the United States should deepen their efforts in silicon photonics sensing.

Rone, Chairman of N&M, attended the 40th Taiwan-Sweden Economic Cooperation Conference, hosted by the Chinese International Economic Cooperation Association (CIECA). The event highlighted smart sustainable healthcare and semiconductor sustainability, fostering in-depth discussions between Taiwanese and Swedish experts.

Lin Ching-Fu, CTO of N&M, was invited by the Rotary Club to analyze the development of silicon photonics. Being a Distinguished Professor of NTU, Lin is one of the very few optoelectronics scholars in Taiwan who obtain both a fellow of the IEEE and a fellow of SPIE.

Our chairman, Rone, was invited to attend the handover ceremony of Li Yunwei, 23rd president of the WFCTA. This event is an important platform for global Chinese businessmen’s business exchanges and also demonstrates the important status and influence of the Chinese business community in international trade.

Our Chairman, Rone and the members of Technology Alumni Association took a field trip back to Feng Chia University's 5G Smart City Lab, which aims to verify the application of 5G technology in smart housing, smart manufacturing, smart transportation, smart teaching, smart medical care and other fields.

N&M Chairman, Rone Chiu, recently visited Taichung Kuang-Hwa Vocational High School to explore exciting academic-industry collaboration, focusing on smart greenhouses and fire safety engineering.

N&M Chairman Rone was invited by Tamkang University to deliver a speech on the trend and application of silicon photonics. Liao Shuhan, assistant professor, said that: Silicon photons can make AI technology even more powerful, which is a major development trend in the future industry and ..."