To address the demands of Japan’s “super-aged” society, Netown Corporation has partnered with nine other Taiwanese manufacturers and developers to form the Taiwan CareTech Alliance. The coalition aims to export comprehensive, smart elderly care solutions to the Japanese market.
The Alliance recently debuted two key innovations: the Smart Nursing Bed, featuring AI-driven management and self-care assistance, and the Smart Group Trainer, designed to boost muscle endurance and social interaction. To support these products, the group has launched a targeted marketing campaign featuring promotional videos and new social media channels.
Strategic collaboration is central to their market entry. The Alliance is working with the Kyushu Medical Equipment Group Federation and has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Citrus, a Japanese care facility operator. These partnerships have already generated over US$890,000 in overseas orders, marking a significant foothold for Taiwan’s assistive technology sector in Japan.
