As the second-largest global exporter of screws and nuts, the export value of Taiwan's screw and nut industry reached 4.3 billion US dollars in 2017. There are more than 700 factories in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, making it one of the main manufacturing areas of screws and nuts in the world.
In the face of the epidemic, material shortages, lack of manpower, port congestion, and soaring shipping costs, market demand and the structure of the global supply chain has changed.
To strictly manage risks, medical systems usually adopt technologies that matured yesterday. The market promotion of AI innovative technology applications is facing challenges, and relevant regulations must also keep pace with the times.
The medical equipment industry is a cross-disciplinary technology industry with a number of diverse industrial characteristics. With changes in disease patterns, product development, and medical technology advancements, its mainstream products will become increasingly advanced. Countries have invested considerable resources and consider the development of medical products a key priority.
The global population is rapidly seeing an irreversible trend to longer lifespans, and this trend will inevitably lead to an increase in chronically ill patients. To meet the needs of an aging society, the pursuit of better medical services and quality medical products has become a common global issue.
Egypt is a major industrial country in North Africa, with a population of more than 100 million in 2020, an economic growth rate of 5.6% in 2019, a gross domestic product of US$280 billion, an average per capita national income of US$2,795, and an industrial growth rate of 1.8%.
Turkey is the 17th largest economy in the world and the 6th largest economy in Europe due to its geographical advantage. Turkey's domestic demand market is huge, and its future development potential has attracted much attention.
The outbreak of the pandemic has caused the shutdown of supply-side factories around the world and the interruption of supply chains. The demand on the market side has also decreased, and the production of major global machinery products has been affected.
The unmanned aerial vehicle, (UAV) commonly called a drone, is small in size but can be equipped with numerous functional capabilities. UAVs can be used to replace people in performing unpleasant, dull, and dangerous tasks. By improving execution efficiency and reducing risk to operators, they can take advantage of these features to expand the range of market applications.