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The COVID-19 sweeping the world has brought huge turbulence to the fitness industry. At the moment when gyms have declared bankruptcy, fitness equipment manufacturers have ushered in an unprecedented surge in demand due to the trend of home fitness.
Smart clothes are clothes made of fibers or fabrics integrating electronic components and combining information technology, which can be used as signal transmission. Looking at the technological changes of functional clothing, the content of patents has shifted from functionality to intelligence, gradually narrowing the gap between technology and reality. The design of smart clothing requires multi-faceted considerations. Cross-industry integration and cross-domain integration are inevitable trends in the future. Taiwanese industries already have the advantageous technologies required for smart clothing, breaking through the existing operating framework of wearable devices and combining with different needs and usage scenarios. And integrating wireless transmission module and communication technology, using fabric as the carrier of signal transmission, can achieve new thinking of creating value and new opportunities for product development.
The main goal of RCEP is to integrate the existing ASEAN+1FTA and add new regulatory rules, such as e-commerce, telecommunications services, etc., to establish unified trade rules for Asia-Pacific countries.
Under the multiple influences of technology, sharing and global economic and trade reforms, the global bicycle industry has entered a critical moment of multiple flips. Taiwan's bicycle industry, which has always had a competitive advantage, is facing a severe challenge of how to maintain its advantages. The addition of new startups injects a stream of innovation and brings new opportunities for the rise of Taiwan's bicycle industry.
The Southeast Asian Manufacturing Alliance, initiated by Singapore, is mainly characterized by orderly and divided industrial zone planning. Singapore is a market entry hub and a high-tech development center.
India’s logistic market overview:
The Indian logistics industry which provides employment to more than 22 million people has grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.8 per cent during the last five years.
With the implementation of GST, the Indian logistics market is expected to reach about USD 215 billion in 2020, growing at a CAGR of 10.5 per.
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