Far EasTone Telecommunications' Big Data+AI+IoT 'drives big health and sustainable future

        The "AI Medical Navigation Forum" co organized by Far EasTone Telecommunication and the Taiwan Biotechnology Industry Development Association was held on October 17th. Far EasTone Telecommunication showcased how to establish a complete layout of remote diagnosis and treatment, emergency rescue, home long-term care, health consultation, and next-generation community medical systems in rural areas through 5G and "Big Data+AI+IoT" (Big Data, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT)), creating a people-oriented digital health service. From October 16th to 19th, enter Jakarta to participate in the "Indonesia Hospital Expo 2024" and showcase the "5G Remote Diagnosis and Treatment Platform" to assist Taiwan in exporting smart medical services internationally. On October 23, we will participate in the "AIoT Taiwan 2024 International Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (IoT) Exhibition" again, introducing diverse green information and communication solutions, and exhibiting "Smart Sustainable Campus" and "Transportation Signal Uninterruptible Power System (UPS)" to help promote the sustainable transformation of campuses and cities.

        In terms of campus cooperation, by sponsoring the "Micro Forest Project" at Donghai University, dozens of native tree species such as Chinese tallow, camphor tree, maple, etc. are planted on campus to implement biodiversity conservation. We also look forward to the spread of green plants to the nearby Dadu Mountain area to restore the rich original forest landscape. In addition, we have also partnered with the new design brand "Story Wear" to turn store advertising waste strips into popular bags. For two consecutive years, we have amazed the audience at Taipei Fashion Week with the concept of "zero waste fashion". This not only showcases Far EasTone Telecommunication's emphasis on green recycled economy, but also hopes to raise public awareness of recycling and carbon reduction issues.

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