What’s Next for Robotics? | Taiwan-Germany Forum: Building Bridges in Robotics

From Industry Trends to Real-World Applications

The robotics industry is evolving rapidly. For companies, the opportunities go beyond technological innovation, they also involve regulations, cybersecurity, production resilience and the practical integration of robotics into new application areas.

Taiwan and Germany bring different strengths and experiences to the robotics ecosystem. This forum brings together companies and experts to explore developments ranging from digital twins and robotics applications to regulations, cybersecurity, smart manufacturing and healthcare.

Event Details

• Date: Thursday, November 12, 2026
• Time: 13:00-16:30 (Registration: 13:00–13:30)
• Venue: Center for Public and Business Administration Education, NCCU | 6F. A646 Lecture Theater
• Address: No. 187, Jinhua St., Da'an Dist., Taipei City 106304, Taiwan
• Language: Chinese
• Free Entry

Explore 3 Taiwan-Germany Business Cases Shaping the Industry

01｜Robot Safety & Cyber Resilience｜What new challenges are companies facing in robot safety?

How the robotics industry is addressing new safety challenges, from functional safety to cyber resilience, and what companies need to consider as robotic systems become increasingly connected and integrated.

02｜Smart Manufacturing & Resilient Production｜How can robotics and digitalization become part of the production floor?

How digitalization can be integrated with robotics and production systems, and what real-world manufacturing cases reveal about the future of smart production.

03｜Collaborative Robots & Smart Healthcare｜How are robots moving from factories into healthcare?

How collaborative robots can address specific industry needs and extend beyond traditional manufacturing applications into healthcare.

Why Taiwan & Germany? Two Robotics Ecosystems. New Opportunities to Connect.

Taiwan and Germany bring complementary strengths and experience to the robotics industry. Taiwan’s strengths in semiconductors, AI and manufacturing, together with Germany’s expertise in industrial technologies, robotics and smart manufacturing, create a foundation for exchange and collaboration.

Through expert presentations, business cases, and the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation and networking, the forum provides an opportunity for companies from both ecosystems to connect, exchange perspectives and explore potential areas for future collaboration.

Event Notice

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