BenQ Medical Technology (Qisda Medical)
The medical arm of the Qisda Group, with a full self-developed ultrasound line plus AI ultrasound, smart OR, AI dentistry and smart-hospital solutions.
Taiwan's medical-device sector built on precision manufacturing and a deep electronics supply chain, upgrading from OEM/ODM toward own brands and CDMO, with electronics giants entering smart healthcare.
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The medical arm of the Qisda Group, with a full self-developed ultrasound line plus AI ultrasound, smart OR, AI dentistry and smart-hospital solutions.
A handheld digital medical-imaging maker; its flagship digital ENT/eye scope integrates fundus, otoscope and dermatoscope, with portable fundus cameras and disposable cystoscopes.
Taiwan's first AI medical-software company with its full line under EU MDR; AmCAD-UT thyroid-ultrasound CAD was the first such software to gain US FDA clearance.
ASUS's medical AI; the EndoAim endoscopy AI system provides real-time detection for GI endoscopy and by 2024 was deployed in nearly 30 hospitals across Taiwan.
The da Vinci surgical robot is the global leader, widely installed in Taiwan, with local firms in the instrument supply chain; in 2024 NHI added 46 reimbursed da Vinci procedures.
A precision-metalworking firm that pivoted into medical devices, specializing in surgical blades, endoscopes and orthopedic instruments, positioned within the surgical-robot / endoscope supply chain.
Founded 1997 in Hsinchu Science Park; a maker of biochemical blood-glucose and uric-acid meters and test strips (strips about 64% of revenue), now developing its own home CGM products.
One of Taiwan's leading blood-glucose testing makers; core products are glucose and multi-parameter meters, plus BP monitors, pulse oximeters and thermometers under the Fora brand.
Founded 2003, an own-brand (BIONIME) glucose-meter maker with over 90% of revenue from its own brand, expanding globally with patch-style continuous glucose monitoring.
A molecular-diagnostics and precision-testing firm with five businesses including precision testing, liquid biopsy, CDMO, testing services and the P113 antimicrobial-peptide drug; its Hsinchu plant is Taiwan's only IVD Class-III GMP facility.
Using patented digital-barcode multiplex detection and the MDx3000 automated system, it developed gastrointestinal (GPP) and respiratory (RPP) multiplex molecular-diagnostic panels, FDA-cleared and sold in the US.
Taiwan's flagship orthopedic implant maker, focused on artificial joints (knee/hip) and surgical instruments, with end-to-end R&D, manufacturing and global sales across 39-plus countries.
Founded 1991, Taiwan's leading dialysis-consumables maker; core products are blood tubing lines, TPU catheters and medical soft bags, exported under the BIOTEQ brand to 50-plus countries.
Disposable medical-consumables maker; its star product is the closed suction catheter (reduces cross-infection), with a strong tubing line exported to Japan, Europe and North America.
Founded 1990, focused on sleep-apnea therapy (CPAP) and anti-decubitus air mattresses, selling across Europe, Asia and the Americas; its palm-sized XT CPAP line is marketed as the world's smallest.
Founded 1983; developed the world's first four-wheel electric mobility scooter in 1989. Its SHOPRIDER brand sells in 80-plus countries, making it a global leader in mobility scooters.
Taiwan's first specialist ear-thermometer maker; products span forehead/ear thermometers, non-contact thermometers, BP monitors, nasal aspirators, oximeters and nebulizers, combining contract manufacturing with the niche own-brand avita.
Taiwan's contact-lens cluster is an export hidden champion: key makers are St.Shine (1565), Pegavision (6491), Visco (6782) and Ginko/Wangsun (4771), led by daily disposables and silicone hydrogel, with Japan and Europe/US as top markets.
Taiwan's largest orthodontic-bracket exporter; with fewer than 100 employees, it started in metal brackets and exports globally, a hidden-champion dental-materials maker.
Foxconn pursues smart healthcare on three fronts via hardware-software integration: the CoDoctor home multi-test device, the Nurabot AI nursing co-robot, and smart-hospital digital twins, while leading the HiMEDt digital-health alliance.
Chairman Barry Lam frames smart healthcare as a ten-year sword, entering hospitals via cloud, AI servers and data platforms, co-developing clinical systems with the military-medical system and academia.
Two major ODM firms enter smart healthcare from multiple angles: Wistron (incl. Wistron Medical) builds medical IT and telehealth, while Compal grows non-PC high-margin businesses (incl. healthcare) and targets home-care.
The industrial-PC leader enters smart hospitals via its WISE-PaaS platform and iHealthcare solutions, spanning smart building management (iBuilding), medical-IT and physiological-data collection/analysis, and video security.
A global CMOS image-sensor leader that has moved into wearable physiological sensing, with PPG optical heart-rate sensors (PAH8001/8002/8003 series) for SpO2 and heart-rate modules.