臺灣智慧城市投資通訊 第二期─智慧城鄉趨勢

工業局自2018年開始推行「普及智慧城鄉生活應用計畫」，透過創新推動模式帶動產業與地方政府合作投入智慧城鄉發展，並期望能在未來將技術輸出國外。目前臺灣的智慧城市發展正朝向以顧客導向模式提供服務為目標，並且根據不同需求的顧客建立不同的商業模式，而政府也在思考如何將較缺乏商業模式的B2G服務永續營運下去。

本期介紹ICT製造業投入智慧城鄉應用發展之案例，包含安勤科技、研揚科技及仁寶電腦：

安勤以工業電腦製造起家，跨足智慧交通領域應用服務，將工業電腦與AI影像辨識導入服務，打造城市交通安全治理新思維。

研揚以智慧路燈作為發展主軸，透過取得試驗場域進行反覆地試驗調整，近期以成熟技術取得臺北市智慧路燈更換專案。

仁寶利用集團本身電腦製造優勢，積極佈局智慧醫療新事業，並成立子公司展開各項醫療輔助服務，提供從製造、平臺到服務的整合式解決方案。

Smart City Business, Opportunities in Taiwan-Smart City Trends

The IDB has launched” Smart City Project” since 2018. The IDB promotes the cooperation between the industries and local governments to deploy smart city service through innovative promotion model and expects to export our technology abroad in the future. Nowadays, the development of smart city in Taiwan is aiming at providing services in a customer-oriented mode. Different business models are established according to different needs of customers. Besides, the government is thinking about how to keep B2G services that lack business models in sustainable operation.

In this issue, we will introduce the cases of ICT manufacturers that invest in smart city application service, including Avalue Technology, AAEON Technology and Compal Electronics:

Avalue Technology started out as an industrial computer manufacturer. It also offers the smart transportation application service and introduces industrial PC and AI image recognition into the service, which create a new thought on urban transportation safety governance.

AAEON choose smart streetlight as the spindle during development. With repeated experiments and adjustments in field tests, AAEON is recently contracted to run Taipei City Smart streetlight Replacement Project with its mature technology.

Taking advantage of its experience in computer manufacturing, Compal Electronics Inc. progressively paves the way for emerging smart-healthcare business by opening subsidiaries to develop their smart healthcare solutions. Compal started to provide integrated solutions that cover from manufacturing, platform to service providing.

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