TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — AUO Display Plus, a subsidiary of AUO Corp., will showcase its display solutions for the retail and healthcare sectors at Touch Taiwan as it moves to expand beyond traditional display manufacturing, CNA reported.
The three-day event, featuring 328 exhibitors from 12 countries, will run through April 10 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. This year’s expo will feature smart displays, smart manufacturing, robotic vision modules, and chipmaking equipment. It will include an area for applications of silicon photonics, a light-based data transmission technology.
The company said it has integrated Micro LED technology into the retail sector. It will showcase its AecoRetail solutions, including the full-color e-paper AecoPost and electronic shelf labels AecoTag.
The company said the battery-powered AecoPost consumes almost no power for static images and can display dynamic visuals with minimal energy, helping the retail sector move toward a paperless environment. It added that the AecoTag supports real-time price updates and management across stores.
At the expo, the company will unveil a new full-color e-paper display that is flexible, lightweight, and durable. It can fit onto most curved surfaces and walls.
In addition to retail applications, the company will unveil its glasses-free 3D display technology, developed with Sunbloom Biotech, to assist surgeons during operations. The system integrates a 3D microscope to reduce glare while improving image quality.
Company Chair Wu I-fang (吳宜芳) said it holds over 30% of the global medical display and X-ray detector market. It focuses on advanced medical imaging technology and also produces displays for dental treatments and disease screening.
AUO Health, another subsidiary of AUO, will showcase its AI-powered system to support traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis. The system can complete pulse measurement and analysis in two minutes.
AUO highlighted that some of its subsidiaries will expand the use of AI-driven systems in display technologies to support the healthcare sector, which the company said has strong growth potential.
