The National Science and Technology Council approved three investment cases for the Central Taiwan Science Park on the 11th, totaling approximately 247 million TWD. The investments cover AI smart manufacturing, low-carbon energy, and semiconductor critical equipment, strengthening the park's industrial technology capacity and supply chain autonomy. As of November 11, the Central Taiwan Science Park has attracted 16 new investment cases this year, with cumulative investment totaling approximately 6.775 billion TWD.
All three approved investment cases are located in the Central Taiwan Science Park Taichung campus. The investments address smart inspection, low-carbon energy, and semiconductor critical equipment, aligning with semiconductor industry trends toward intelligence, low-carbon operations, and equipment autonomy.
Wuzhi Invests 14.05 Million TWD in AI Smart Manufacturing Solutions
Wuzhi Company invests 14.05 million TWD to provide AI intelligent image classification systems, AI personnel operation behavior monitoring systems, AI defect generation systems, and AI-AOI automatic optical inspection machines. These smart manufacturing solutions apply to automatic inspection of appearance and defects in semiconductors, advanced packaging, PCB, and high-end electronic products.
Wuzhi's core technology integrates self-developed AI deep learning and machine vision, combining image capture, defect recognition, and automated inspection. The company uses AI defect generation technology to supplement training samples, improving complex defect recognition capabilities. By connecting product inspection, defect analysis, and on-site operation management, the solutions help manufacturing industries reduce manual inspection costs and operational error risks while improving production efficiency and quality stability.
Hydrogen Low Carbon Invests 200 Million TWD in Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Power Generation
Hydrogen Low Carbon Company invests 200 million TWD to provide ammonia-to-hydrogen power generation, hydrogen recovery power generation, and low-carbon hydrogen recycling services, assisting science park manufacturers in obtaining low-carbon electricity.
Hydrogen Low Carbon will introduce and develop advanced ammonia cracking and hydrogen power generation systems. The company will recover waste ammonia from semiconductor and optoelectronic manufacturing processes, purify and crack it to produce hydrogen for power generation. The systems can also recover process waste hydrogen, purifying it to produce high-concentration low-carbon hydrogen or low-carbon electricity. These systems can supply power directly to park facilities, reducing carbon emissions and energy transmission losses. The systems possess rapid dispatch and baseload power capabilities, stabilizing facility power supply and assisting enterprises in meeting international supply chain carbon reduction requirements.
Liyida Semiconductor Equipment Invests 33 Million TWD in Lithography Systems
Liyida Semiconductor Equipment Company invests approximately 33 million TWD. Main products include next-generation micron-level semiconductor lithography equipment, high-energy coherent light source systems, and magnetic levitation transfer platforms.
Liyida independently develops semiconductor lithography equipment and related technologies. Its 12-inch wafer mask alignment equipment features 1-micron resolution, a global first in its class. For advanced packaging square substrate requirements, the company provides 310×310 millimeter large-area exposure capability. The equipment uses 365-nanometer UV LED light sources to replace traditional mercury lamps, combining equipment performance with energy efficiency.
Liyida also introduces EUV and VUV coherent light sources for nanometer-level defect and mask pellicle inspection. Combined with magnetic levitation platforms for high-precision positioning, these technologies will accelerate high-end process verification and equipment introduction, strengthening domestic supply capabilities for lithography and advanced packaging precision inspection equipment.
FAQ
What investment cases did the National Science and Technology Council approve on the 11th?
The National Science and Technology Council approved three investment cases for the Central Taiwan Science Park on the 11th, totaling approximately 247 million TWD. The investments include Wuzhi Company (14.05 million TWD for AI smart manufacturing), Hydrogen Low Carbon Company (200 million TWD for ammonia-to-hydrogen power generation), and Liyida Semiconductor Equipment Company (33 million TWD for lithography systems). All three cases are located in the Central Taiwan Science Park Taichung campus.
How many investment cases has the Central Taiwan Science Park attracted this year?
As of November 11, the Central Taiwan Science Park has attracted 16 new investment cases this year, with cumulative investment totaling approximately 6.775 billion TWD. The three newly approved cases on the 11th add to this total, covering AI smart manufacturing, low-carbon energy, and semiconductor critical equipment sectors.
