FATEK Wins at the 4th Robotics & Smart Automation System Awards

● The Robotics & Smart Automation System Awards, the automation industry’s highest honor, held its ceremony on the 22nd, recognizing eight innovative cases and four outstanding individuals.

Congratulations to FATEK, whose automated aluminum wheel line integration system won a Merit Award at the 4th Robotics & Smart Automation System Awards.

This year 24 entries reached the finals in the innovative application R&D category and 12 in the outstanding talent category. Half of the finalists were first-time entrants, a sign of the awards’ growing profile. Entries spanned automation equipment (54%), system integration (29%) and components (17%), covering a wide range of applications.

Winners of the 4th awards. Category 1, innovative application R&D – robots and key components (4): Supreme – HIWIN Technologies, HIWIN i4.0 GW smart linear guideway; Supreme – Mighty Engineering, HGGH25120DTRSOS harmonic reducer; Merit – Syntec Technology, RW8800 welding robot controller; Merit – Lianrun Technology, MAX smart floor-scrubbing robot. Category 2, innovative application R&D – system integration (4): Supreme – Hsu Tung Machinery, automatic grinder for hydraulic shaped tubes; Supreme – Lumens Digital Optics, AI green coffee bean sorter; Merit – Coretronic Intelligent Logistics, iMEC smart integrated management system; Merit – FATEK, automated aluminum wheel line integration system. Category 3, outstanding talent (4): Team Leadership – Li Pei-chun, Delta Electronics, and Liu Ling-wei, CEO of Lips; Outstanding Engineer – Wei Ting-an, HIWIN, and Huang Min-sheng, Gallant Precision.

The awards aim to stimulate innovative applications and R&D, identify models for others to learn from, and show the government’s support for system integration talent in the robotics industry. Past winners say the certificates and trophies from the Industrial Development Administration add value as recognition of their technology, while promotion videos and case demonstrations at shows at home and abroad, arranged by PMC and the Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robotics Association, have won them wider market recognition. Winning individuals have also been promoted to senior management. Promoting these innovations drives upgrades across the supply chain, raising Taiwan’s global competitiveness.

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Source: Commercial Times

2024-08-24 · Commercial Times / Tsai Jung-chang