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  • 6/3/2025
Taiwan won 18 prizes at the 2025 Edison Awards. Seven of those go to one of the country's top R&D institutes.

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00:00Taiwan doesn't just make the chips that go into cutting-edge technology.
00:04It's also proven itself to be an innovation heavyweight.
00:08The country's Industrial Technology Research Institute, or ETRI, is celebrating its seven
00:12wins at this year's Edison Awards.
00:15The institute took home prizes for innovations in areas like environmental sustainability,
00:20energy management, and medical technology.
00:23One of those inventions is a low-carbon laser that makes it easier, more energy-efficient,
00:28and more environmentally-friendly to create H-beams commonly used in construction.
00:33The process of cutting-edge is the most important part of the production line.
00:40If we change as a laser cutting-edge, it's 5倍.
00:45One of the top-rated ETRI innovations at the Edison Awards this year is an underground leak
00:49detection system.
00:50It uses AI and sound waves to find leaks in underground plumbing systems.
00:56It's hailed as a game-changer because traditional leak detection is a labor-intensive and highly-specialized
01:02skill.
01:03And that's not to mention its role in saving scarce water resources.
01:07E-tree isn't the only Taiwan institution that's won at this year's Edison Awards.
01:28Institutes like National Taiwan University and the Taiwan Textile Research Institute also took
01:34home prizes as well, proving that Taiwan's not only behind the components that go into
01:39groundbreaking innovations, but it's also very much an innovator in and of itself.
01:44Patrick Sun and Leslie Liao in Taipei for Taiwan Plus.
01:47Patrick Sun and Yuizhi
02:03Zazen

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