BE Health Ventures (BE Capital)
Taiwan's largest MedTech/HealthTech accelerator and "hospital VC", focused on medical devices and digital health, using clinical proof-of-concept (PoC) and proof-of-business (PoB) to help startups commercialize.
Industry Ecosystem & Policy
Taiwan's MedTech and digital-health ecosystem in 2024-2026: ICT cross-over plus strong policy backing, linking accelerators, capital, government programs, academia, corporate players, industry bodies and regional clusters.
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Taiwan Tech Arena (TTA)
National-level international startup hub set up by the NSTC (formerly MOST) in 2018 at Nangang, connecting startups, accelerators, VCs and corporates; healthcare is a key vertical.
National Biotechnology Research Park (NBRP)
Academia Sinica-led national biomedical research ecosystem - the first to co-locate industry, government, academia and research - with an incubation center for biotech and smart-healthcare startups.
Deepening Healthy Taiwan Plan
MOHW's flagship healthcare policy (2025-2029), NT$48.9bn, with four pillars covering working conditions, talent, smart-tech healthcare and sustainable healthcare.
Precision Health Strategic Industry (5+2)
The biomedical axis of the 5+2 innovation program, evolving from the Biomedical Industry Innovation Program into the Precision Health Strategic Industry plan, integrating precision prevention, diagnosis, treatment and health big data.
Bio Taiwan Committee (BTC)
The Executive Yuan's top annual strategy meeting for the biotech industry, gathering 200+ domestic and international members to set biomedical policy direction.
Taiwania Capital
National-level investment company backed by the National Development Fund (founded 2017), focused on tech and biotech within the 5+2 priority industries.
National Development Fund (NDF)
The Executive Yuan's national fund-of-funds, supporting biomed and digital-health startups via direct and matching investment, and capitalizing national investment vehicles (Taiwania).
Development Center for Biotechnology (DCB)
Non-profit institute (est. 1984) building shared infrastructure, developing key technologies, training talent and incubating startups for the biomedical industry.
ITRI Biomedical Technology and Device Research Labs
ITRI's core biomedical research arm, driving cross-domain collaboration and startup spin-offs across cell therapy, medical devices and CDMO.
Foxconn (incl. H.Spectrum, Fugen Biotech)
ICT giant moving into smart healthcare on three fronts - AI nursing robots, smart-hospital digital twins and medical-imaging AI - while nurturing startups via the H.Spectrum accelerator and the Yonglin Foundation.
Quanta Computer (QOCA)
Enters smart precision medicine via the QOCA AI medical cloud, linking medical centers to home care, supported by the Quanta Healthcare Technology Foundation.
Wistron Medical Technology (Wistron Medcare)
Wistron's medical arm, focused on rehab/assistive exoskeletons, AI hemodialysis monitoring and non-invasive glucose measurement devices.
Acer Medical
Acer's AI medical-software company specializing in AI-assisted screening SaMD for ophthalmology, bone density and kidney disease, expanding into preventive medicine and Southeast Asia.
Advantech (WISE-Health)
Industrial-PC leader entering smart hospitals, medical IoT and nursing information systems through its WISE-Health/iHealthcare solutions.
ASUS (AICS, Healthcare)
Enters clinical NLP, AI medical records and imaging/ultrasound devices via AICS (AI research center) and its healthcare business.
H2U Corporation
Digital-health platform company backed by Foxconn founder Terry Gou, building a full-scenario health ecosystem and services platform.
Institute for Biotechnology and Medicine Industry (IBMI)
Taiwan's most influential industry-promotion body, driving biomedical policy, quality certification (SNQ) and international linkage, and organizing the Taiwan Healthcare+ Expo.
Taiwan Healthcare+ Expo
IBMI's flagship "healthcare x technology" expo, the largest in Asia-Pacific, mobilizing hospitals, ICT, biomed and startups annually.
H.Spectrum+ Accelerator
Biomedical international accelerator backed by Hon Chun Precision and the Yonglin Foundation, focused on preventive medicine, precision diagnostics and AIoT healthcare.
StarFab Accelerator
Self-described as Taiwan's largest corporate accelerator (est. 2016), with smart-health among six themes; co-launched the TAI1 AI accelerator with NVIDIA Inception in 2025.
Linkou Startup Terrace (IPark)
NDC-backed startup cluster offering co-working space, international accelerators and hardware-software integration resources, including smart-health/health-tech teams.
Garage+ (Epoch Foundation)
International accelerator under the Epoch Foundation, known for early-stage deep-tech and health/biomed startups, annually selecting global teams to connect with Taiwanese corporates and hospitals.
Hospital Innovation & Incubation Centers
Major medical centers run innovation/incubation centers offering clinical sites, IRB and data resources, co-hosting PoC programs and Demo Days with accelerators.
University BME & Biomedical EE/Informatics Institutes
NTU, NYCU, NTHU, NCKU, NCHU and others run biomedical engineering, biomedical EE/informatics and medical-informatics institutes - the source of talent and technology.
Hsinchu Biomedical Science Park
Biomedical cluster (Zhubei) under the Hsinchu Science Park Administration, ~38.1 ha, with 2024 biomedical revenue exceeding NT$209bn - a record.
Tainan Shalun Smart Green Energy Science City
Southern Taiwan's first medical innovation park, combining a pediatric medical center with AI and big data, positioned as the region's precision-medicine strategy hub.
Nangang Biomedical & Healthcare Cluster
Northern biomed/digital-health hub centered on Nangang Software Park, the Nangang Exhibition Center, NBRP and Academia Sinica.
Kaohsiung Biomedical & Smart-Health Cluster
Southern Taiwan's second biomedical cluster, advanced via the "Greater South" smart-health expo and a "Health Silicon Valley" vision, linking the STSP Kaohsiung park and local medical centers.
MOEA R&D Grants (SBIR / CITD / SIIR)
MOEA's R&D grant series, widely used by MedTech and digital-health startups for early-stage tech development and service innovation.
Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA)
Established 2022; oversees digital infrastructure, data governance and digital-industry development, indirectly underpinning cybersecurity, cloud and data interoperability for digital health.