The 2016 Taipei International Invention Show & Technomart saw participants from 23 countries display more than 2,000 highly creative inventions and technologies. They not only are readily applicable but also hold great potential for being brought to market.

Since the show was first launched in 2005, it has grown from exhibiting 800 patents to its present scale of 2,000 patented inventions. This serves as clear proof of Taiwanese innovation ability. Exhibitors this year included many well-known schools and companies: Taipei University of Technology, National Central University and other schools as well as well-known companies such as Chunghwa Telecom and Mackay Memorial Hospital. And also featured invention organizations and inventors from 15 countries including Poland, South Korea and Thailand. The TIPO Innovation Invention Area showcased 45 handpicked e...

The 9th Taipei International Invention Show and Technomart was completed successfully on 29th September. The organizer represented that the four-day exhibition attracted a total of nearly 100,000 visitors, including people who brought their family or friends. It reveals that the concept of invention and innovation is deeply rooted among Taiwanese. This year, there were 1,005 entries from 22 countries. 16 Platinum Award winners, 146 gold medals, 148 silver medals, and 204 bronze medals were awarded. Among them, the union of Kaohsiung City Elementary and Secondary School won 13 trophies, which was th...

The 2011 Taipei International Invention Show and Technomart (INST) was held over 4 days at TWTC Exhibition Hall 1 from September 29th to October 2nd. This year's INST was jointly sponsored by the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Education, the National Science Council, the Council of Agriculture and the Ministry of Economic Affairs. The organizers consisted of TAITRA, the Industrial Technology Research Institute and the Taiwan Technology Marketplace. Now in its 7th year, the show has continued to grow each year. Nearly 700 inventors, businesses and academic units from 23 countries used more than 1,0...