Taiwan Excellence Demonstrates Innovative Energy of Green Building Materials: Leading 11 Award Winning Brands Participating ARCHIDEX 2024
Published on: Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Kuala Lumpur: In response to the increasing demand towards sustainable building products globally, Taiwan Excellence will showcase the remarkable products from 11 award winning brands at ARCHIDEX 2024 on the 3rd of July to 6th of July.
A sharing session is scheduled on the 4th of July to introduce the revolutionary multicoloured ePaper, air purifiers that combines sterilization with artistic flair, and
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green building materials made in Taiwan.
All Malaysian businesses are cordially invited to come and engage in fruitful discussions.
Taiwan Excellence is recognized as a creative and trailblazing icon that brings the best of Taiwan to the global stage.
This year, the International Trade Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs (TITA), and Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) set up the Taiwan Excellence Pavilion at ARCHIDEX 2024.
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The pavilion, themed "Greener Together," showcases the advantages of Taiwan’s products in sustainability, energy savings, effectiveness, and efficiency.
The goal is to expand green business opportunities between Taiwan and Malaysia.
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The Taiwan Excellence Pavilion is located at Booth 2L180 in Hall 2 of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), and visitors will be greeted with a green
minimalist look crated from innovative and environmentally friendly materials.
The Taiwan Excellence logo will also be presented using ePaper to drive home the potential of integrating sustainability and technological advancements to highlight
Taiwan’s sustainable and futuristic spirit.
Taiwan Excellence encourages the public to experience their products firsthand at the pavilion.
There will also be a sharing session on the afternoon of July 4th, where four Taiwan Excellence award-winning companies will present their solutions for sustainable
building.
The solutions includes a Mobile Tank Fan from AMA TECH that provides green cooling solutions, E Ink Prism ePaper from E Ink that allows dynamic colour
changes on various product surfaces, a smart air purifier from SAUBEAIR that helps sterilize the air and provide better air quality while maintaining the elegant element of an art piece, and the stainless steel multifunction closer hinge from WATERSON, which seamlessly combines door closers, spring hinges, and optional hold-open
features for quiet, secure operation.
The Taiwan Excellence Pavilion and the sharing session are expected to continue the success of previous years and once again foster significant Taiwan-Malaysia cooperation opportunities.
The product sharing session will also feature Dora Yen, the COO of YC Holdings Inc., who will discuss achieving low carbon production goals at the lowest cost
through strategic planning in interior design and building materials.
YC holdings has been the Taiwan’s government think tank on Greenhouse Gas management with over 20 years of experience boasting their expertise in saving cost and the environment through carbon management.
Taiwan Excellence is once again looking forward to Taiwan's refined innovative technologies joining hands with Malaysian businesses to collectively move towards net zero transformation.
Other showcased products include the revolutionary Dock-able Roller Screen from HISS, DC air ventilator from Alaska, the environmentally friendly UV stabilizer from
Eversorb that improves paints in resisting UV and yellowing, D-Link's wireless router with AI technology, FECA's stainless suction cup hooks and storage
solutions, as well as e+AutOff's automatic gas stove timer and shut-off device and Medusa's waterproofing additive, both of which were previously awarded the
ARCHIDEX Star Award.
To learn more about ARCHIDEX Taiwan Excellence Pavilion, please visit the event webpage: https://bit.ly/teARCHIDEX1 or refer to Taiwan Excellence Malaysia Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TaiwanExcellence.MY
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