Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robot Show
The Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robot Show (TAIROS, Chinese: 台灣機器人與智慧自動化展; pinyin: Táiwān Jīqìrén yű Zhìdònghùa Zhǎn), is a major annual trade fair in Taipei, Taiwan dedicated to industrial automation, smart manufacturing, and robotics technology. It is recognised as one of the most important robotics and automation exhibitions in Asia and serves as a platform for showcasing the latest innovations in automation systems, industrial robots, service robots, artificial intelligence, and related components.[2] OverviewThe exhibition features hundreds of exhibitors from Taiwan and overseas, including major robotics manufacturers, automation solution providers, and start‑ups. In addition to trade booths, TAIROS typically hosts international forums, technical seminars, product launches, and student competitions to promote STEM education and robotics research.[3] TAIROS serves as a major networking platform for industry professionals, researchers, and government agencies. It reflects Taiwan’s ambitions in robotics and smart manufacturing, aligning with government initiatives such as the “5+2 Industrial Innovation Plan,” which includes smart machinery as a key pillar.[4] The exhibition also promotes collaboration between academia and industry by showcasing university research projects and encouraging participation in robotics competitions, helping nurture Taiwan’s talent pipeline in automation and AI.[5] HistoryThe inaugural Taipei International Robot Show (TIROS) was organized in 2004 by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) in collaboration with the Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robotics Association (TAIROA). At that time, it was one of the few exhibitions in Asia focused exclusively on robots and their applications, with pavilions for industrial robots, service robots, educational robots, and key component suppliers.[6] As Taiwan’s manufacturing sector shifted toward Industry 4.0 and smart factories, the exhibition broadened its focus. In 2008, it was officially renamed the Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robot Show (TAIROS) to emphasize the integration of automation, artificial intelligence, and robotics. The show began to highlight not only mechanical and electrical engineering but also software solutions, sensor technologies, and cloud‑based industrial platforms.[7] Themes and SectionsTAIROS is divided into several thematic sections, including:
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