Medikal Mayıs 2018

(Left to right) Linda Cheng, CEO; John Chen, Vice President, Sales Division; Denise Chang, Marketing
Director, Acare Technology Co. Ltd. to exhibit at Medicare Taiwan along with Cavan Pai, Senior
Project Manager, TAITRA (middle)
has begun to pick up. In dollar
terms, Taiwan’s imports and
exports were 12.4% and 13.2%
respectively higher in 2017 than
in the previous year. Overall,
the continuous expansion of the
global economy has accelerated
the development of a number
of emerging technologies,
such as artificial intelligence,
high performance computing,
automotive electronics and the IoT.
Today, Taiwan has been delivering
a beneficial environment for the
development of its medical device
industry, thanks to respected
clinical research infrastructure,
both high-quality and low cost
R&D and manufacturing medium,
an abundant talent pool in both
fundamental and applied research
as well as product development,
and an industry culture that
respects intellectual property. The
government has introduced several
policies and laws to position the
medical devices industry as one
of the key priority industries for
Taiwan in the 21st century.
ACARE: advanced care in
respiratory medical devices
Specialized in respiratory medical
devices, including pulse oximeter,
SpO2 probe sensor, suction unit,
oxygen regulator, medical flow
meter, suction regulator as well
as CPAP Device & Mask and high
quality BLDC Motor and BLDC
Blower, Acare has been exhibiting
continually in Medicare Taiwan
since 2011. Currently realizing
exports to more than 100 countries
worldwide, Acare not only places
quality at the heart of their
management as their top priority,
but also provides customization
services, including medical devices
and BLDC motors which provide
unique competitiveness for their
partners to explore more niche
markets. Planning an initial public
offering within two years, Acare
keeps working with loyal partners
worldwide to dig out more demands
and markets thanks to their flexible
marketing and sales strategies.
“Taiwan holds a competitive
advantage in several industries that
the medical device industry relies
upon, including electronics, ICT
(Information and Communication
Technologies), precision machinery
and fasteners. As a result, Taiwan
is able to develop and manufacture
high quality medical devices with
costs far lower than that of US and
Europe. In addition, government
support in forms of funding and
favorable regulations not only
stimulates but also accelerates
innovation and new technologies in
Taiwan’s medical device industry.
As a result, the focus of Taiwan’s
medical device industry has
shifted from production only to
R&D and innovation,” says Denise
Chang, Marketing Director, ACARE
Technology Co. Ltd.
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Mayıs 2018