NAN LIU ENTERPRISE CO., LTD.

1. Non-Woven fabrics for application of Gauze, Alcohol pad, Isolated gown, Protectoive clothing, Sanitary napkin, Diaper
2. Non-Woven fabrics for Medical/ Surgical Masks
3. Anti-bacterial wet wipes
4. Medical/ Surgical/ N95 Masks
5. Facial mask

NanoRay Biotech Co., Ltd

Low Dose Bone Age X ray system:
NanoRay has pioneered the design and development pf Transmission X-ray technology for Medical applications and will soon be launching World's 1st of its kind Bone age system that reduces the dose by more 80%.

National Taiwan University Hospital Yunlin Branch

Through this multifunctional dialysis function suit, the self-care ability of the patient\\\'s catheter can be improved, the convenience of the nurse in performing the treatment process, and the function of protecting the privacy of the patient, improving the quality of dialysis life, and thereby reducing the burden of medical resources.

National Yang-Ming University Hospital

1.Since 2018, our hospital contributes to the field of small bowel disease. Now we have capsule endoscopy and enteroscopy for the diagnosis and treatment of small bowel disease.2.Disposable Flexible ureteroscopy are used from diagnostic to a variety of complex minimally invasive therapies without cross infection. Indication includes initial stage Urothelial carcinoma and complex renal stone.3.Low-Energy shockwave can attract and activate stem cells in the body to repair the tissues at the treatment site, it has proven to be effective for erectile dysfunction, Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndromes non-invasive treatment. 4.CT reconstruction 3D printed models benefit reduction & fixation surgery for rib fractures.

National Applied Research Laboratories

The main missions of NARLabs are: to establish R&D platform; to support academic research; to promote frontier science and technology; and to foster high-tech manpower.
For the innovation ecosystem, NARLabs will serve as a platform to align upstream and downstream segments along the R&D continuum, which will be one of the crucial aspects in Taiwan's S&T transformation process. In this connection, the pressing task for the NARLabs is to augment the “translation” function and maximize its roles in elected projects of various fields with potentials for success. For example, the establishment of platforms of next-generation smart electronics and experimental biological materials is to elevate the development potentials in Taiwan's information and communication technology and bio-technology industries. Nonetheless, the related connection and integration shall proceed with the formulation of complementary measures and implementation of performance management so to meet the future needs in developing the country's innovative R&D programs and economic system.

National Applied Research Laboratories Science & Technology Policy Research and Information Center

Stanford-Taiwan Biomedical Fellowship Program (STB Program) is a multidisciplinary training program executed by STPI, a non-profit organization under the supervision of the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) in Taiwan. STB is a unique blend between the innovative Medtech culture in the Bay Area of the US and eager young scientists from Taiwan. We hope to train the next generation of medical technology innovators and create an innovative Medtech platform in Taiwan. One of the goals is to arm these STB fellows with tools to return to Taiwan and consider starting Medtech efforts, which will be coupled with the infrastructure of manufacturing and miniaturization in Taiwan when cost reduction may be the perfect environment to surround these innovative kernels.

SPARK Taiwan Program
SPARK Program was launched in accordance with the biotechnology industry development planning. This program aims to provide assistance to those that are in the pharmaceutical industry or the medical device industry with potential products but are lacking in initial commercial planning for entrance into the market. This program includes: translation, medical regulation implementation, intellectual property registry, negotiation, marketing and commercialization planning and training.

SPARK Taiwan cultivates future teams and team projects in preparation for the entrance into the industry. Part of the program is to provide teams with initial funding as a start. The teams will go through training to learn product development methods gaining international view on turning research into products. There are six anchor universities involved in SPARK Taiwan Program including Northern area-National Taiwan University, Taipei Medical University, Fu Jen University(cooperated with National Tsing Hua University; Central area-China Medical University (cooperated with Asia University); Southern area-National Cheng Kung University and Kaohsiung Medical University, executing more than 300 biomedical innovation projects. In addition, more than 1000 persons from universities, research institutions and medical centers participate to carry out the value of bio-innovation and translate the research projects into products.

National Center for High-performance Computing

NCHC has been actively participating in large-scale domestic biomedical projects. The development of new generation sequencing technology makes genome sequencing more available and results in producing a large amount of genome sequence data. Significant progress also has been made on biomedical imaging due to recent development of GPU and AI technologies. However, most biomedical data has been stored in different locations, and it is difficult for researchers to integrate and store the data. Therefore, NCHC actively builds facilities to create a high-performance analysis service and data sharing platform dedicated to biomedical science. This year, there will be three subjects in the exhibition, as well as important national projects that NCHC will participate in the future:
1. Life Science Informatics on Cloud Services (LIONS)
2. Taiwan BioBank database releasing platform
3. Platform for the sustainability of health data -build a national friendly biomedical data analysis and sharing platform

National Cheng Kung University -University Center for Bioscience and Biotechnology/Dr. Chun-Yen Chen

The innovative microbial wastewater treatment technology of our team can effectively reduce the COD, BOD, total nitrogen and total phosphorus in livestock wastewater to the emission standards in a short period of time, and the generated microorganisms can be developed for feed additives and organic fertilizers. In terms of industrial wastewater, this technology can also effectively clean petrochemical, ammonia nitrogen and heavy metal wastewater by degrading COD and ammonia nitrogen even adsorbing heavy metals, showing the excellent treatment performances.

National Cheng Kung University / Dr. Jung-Hsien Chiang, distinguished professor research team

MedCheX: Automatic AI-based Pneumonia Detection from Chest X-ray Images and It’s Application to Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19)

Automatic detection of pneumonia on X-rays continues to be an important issue. Our system will process the images to assist doctors to determine whether the patients are infected. We first created a ResNeXt based deep learning model to automatically detect the presence of pneumonia. For enhancing the ability of feature extraction in the model, we re-designed the model structure by using the squeeze-and-excitation, which can extract more fine-grained features in the process. Meanwhile, we utilized the Feature Pyramid Network to extend the receptive field on the convolutional kernel, which improved the performance on the pneumonia detection with various location on CXR. In the training phase, we applied the data augmentation, included flipping, rotation, adding noises, and image distortion, to make the model more robust and avoid the model overfitting.
As we continue to face the rapid increase in confirmed Coronavirus cases around the world, we created an AI-based pneumonia detection platform for COVID-19. The system is able to automatically detect high-risk patients with pneumonia that will then send alert information to doctors. With that information, the doctors are then able to make follow-up decisions and provide a treatment plan after the diagnosis. In specific, doctors from Department of Medical Imaging provided us thousands of positive and negative chest x-rays for pneumonia as training set. Our system has already been tested with and adopted by doctors at the NCKU Hospital. The system achieved 95.5% sensitivity and 99.0% specificity to detect the pneumonia symptom, based on 1,363 test images.

National Cheng Kung University Hospital

Combat epidemics with science and technology
VR/AR
Precision medicine