Taiwan marks a significant achievement, securing 12 awards at the prestigious R&D 100, leading Asia and ranking second worldwide. These awards underscore the nation’s advanced technology and innovation capabilities. Notable inventions include the temperature-regulated leather by Taiwan Textile Research Institute and Seda Chemical Products, offering consistent temperature control.
Another commendable innovation is a non-invasive eye drop treatment for wet macular degeneration, developed by TheratOcular Biotek and the Industrial Technology Research Institute. This groundbreaking solution surpasses the limitations of traditional injection therapies, marking a milestone in eye care.
While Taiwan’s achievements are laudable, the United States remains at the forefront, bagging 72 awards, and continuing its legacy as a global leader in innovation.
