In-depth Interpretation of AI Trends in 2025 The AI Field Will Usher in Five Disruptive Technology Trends in 2025 New Training Technology Breakthroughs: It's like injecting a new source of vitality into AI, breaking through the bottlenecks of traditional training strategies, significantly reducing costs, and simultaneously driving AI capabilities to continuously climb, allowing it to take a further step on the ladder of intelligence. In the enhanced work mode, AI and humans will work together to become the best partners. It takes over tedious repetitive tasks, allowing humans to unleash creativity and decision-making power. The harmonious melody of human-computer collaboration will be played in various work scenarios, improving efficiency and innovation. The Emergence of End-to-End AI: It's like an all-around conductor, integrating complex task processes into a unified system, completing tasks in the best way, bringing precision and efficiency to all walks of life. The rise of the "slow thinking" mode allows AI to be more thoughtful in decision-making. Through multi-step reasoning and in-depth analysis, it becomes a reliable think tank in various fields, providing accurate solutions for complex problems. Revolution of Multi-Agent Workflow: Multiple AI systems will be seamlessly connected, like a tacit team, realizing the automation and intelligent processing of complex tasks in scenarios such as future factories, reshaping the pattern of the industrial chain. "Embodied intelligence" is coming. AI is no longer an ethereal existence, but interacts closely with the physical world through carriers such as humanoid robots, showing its skills in home economics, industry, medical care, and other fields, turning science fiction into reality. The Birth of Multi-Modal AI: It opens a door to infinite possibilities for creative workers. Content such as text, images, and videos are perfectly integrated under the magic of AI, sparking creative sparks and leading the creative industry to new heights. Spatial intelligence is on the rise. AI has entered the three-dimensional world, possessing the ability to perceive, understand, and interact in three-dimensional space, bringing revolutionary breakthroughs to fields such as games, architecture, and urban planning, making the boundary between virtual and reality increasingly blurred. The Rise of Edge Computing: Like a spring breeze, it blows AI to every corner of life. With the rapid growth of the edge computing market, AI will be ubiquitous, from smart homes to smart transportation to smart cities, bringing profound changes to our way of life, making smart services within reach. The plummeting of reasoning costs has laid the groundwork for the explosion of AI applications. Various smart terminals will become carriers of AI, such as smartphones, computers, headphones, etc., completely changing our way of life and integrating AI into all aspects of life. 2025 is the Year of Explosive AI Smart Terminals In 2025, the booming development of AI technology and the prosperous scene of the smart terminal market are intertwined, jointly building a future full of infinite possibilities. We are standing at the cusp of technological change, welcoming this unprecedented change and opportunity, let us wait and see and embrace this new era full of wisdom and innovation. Tai-Ching, as a leader in the field of precision manufacturing, has actively embraced the AI trend. Tai-Ching not only maintains a leading position in the traditional manufacturing field but also actively expands AI applications to provide customers with more efficient and higher-quality products and services. We are committed to becoming a pioneer in intelligent manufacturing in the age of AI. New source: https://www.businesstoday.com.tw/article/category/183025/post/202501060007/?utm_source=businesstoday&utm_medium=search&utm_campaign=article

TAIPEI AMPA & AUTOTRONICS TAIPEI   2024/04/17-2024/04/20   World's leading automotive B2B trade show in Asia, presenting the latest trends in automotive, motorcycle, and EVs that keeps you ahead of the curve. ‧Exhibition Themes 。RE:DUCE—ESG and Net Zero 。RE:THINK—Innovation and New Energy (Alternative Fuel) Vehicles 。RE:CONNECT—The Ecosystem of Automotive Industry and Supply Chains 。RE:CONNECT—The Ecosystem of Automotive Industry and Supply Chains   Taiwan's automotive industry brings together the strongest stars and invisible champions from the automotive after-sales service parts (AM), automotive lamps, automotive lighting, and automotive electronics; and cross-sectoral integration of semiconductors, panels, information and communications, and new energy, to showcase forward-looking trends and technological products for the future of the mobile industry.   News Source: https://www.taiwantradeshows.com.tw/en_US/show-detail-AP2024/005.html

Smart Walking Stick for Visually Impaired People JANUARY 30TH, 2023  CONN HASTINGS Researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder have developed a smart walking stick that can assist blind or visually impaired people to navigate their environment, from grocery shopping to finding a seat in a busy café. The system employs cameras to visualize the environment and items within it, such as products in a supermarket, and uses AI to identify objects and provide guidance for the user. The stick can provide verbal and haptic prompts to help the user to move closer to a desired product on a supermarket shelf, for example. The researchers hope that the technology will assist the visually impaired in gaining more independence when performing everyday tasks. Assistive technologies are a huge deal for those who benefit from them. Empowering someone to lead a more independent life can pay dividends in terms of enhanced mental health and in freeing up healthcare and social care resources that can be used elsewhere. This latest assistive technology uses recent technological advancements in self-driving cars to help the visually impaired in performing everyday activities. “AI and computer vision are improving, and people are using them to build self-driving cars and similar inventions,” said Shivendra Agrawal, a researcher involved in the study. “But these technologies also have the potential to improve quality of life for many people.”   The stick resembles a standard cane, but also includes cameras that can employ computer vision techniques to map out the surrounding environment. The device uses AI to make sense of what it is seeing. A user can specify that the technology help them to achieve a certain task, such as finding an empty table in a restaurant. “Imagine you’re in a café,” said Agrawal. “You don’t want to sit just anywhere. You usually take a seat close to the walls to preserve your privacy, and you usually don’t like to sit face-to-face with a stranger.” So far, the researchers have tested this application in a mock café with blindfolded volunteers, and after surveying the scene with the stick, the technology calculated a route to the most suitable seat and guided the users to it.   Other applications involve identifying particular products on a supermarket shelf, allowing users to choose their shopping. “Our aim is to make this technology mature but also attract other researchers into this field of assistive robotics,” said Agrawal. “We think assistive robotics has the potential to change the world.” See a video about the technology below. News Source: https://www.medgadget.com/2023/01/smart-walking-stick-for-visually-impaired-people.html