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Taiwan Excellence brings 16 medtech firms to Medical Fair Asia in Singapore

A 16-company Taiwan Excellence pavilion places computing, diagnostics and care automation before Southeast Asian healthcare buyers in Singapore.

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Clinicians and visitors view generic medical computing, telemedicine and imaging equipment at a modern trade exhibition.
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Taiwan Excellence opened a 16-company medical-technology pavilion at Medical Fair Asia 2026 in Singapore on 9 September, bringing edge computing, diagnostics, telemedicine, rehabilitation and hospital-care equipment to the three-day trade show.

Three groups across the care pathway

The pavilion at Booth 2H01 groups products into Smart Hospital, Smart Clinic & Diagnostics, and Home & Preventive Care. That places the Taiwanese offer across several parts of a care pathway: computing near the point of care, remote-clinical tools, screening and rehabilitation equipment, and systems for hospital operations.

IBASE describes its MEC100 as a medical edge-AI system for local clinical processing. AVer is showing medical-grade cameras for remote nursing, tele-ICU work and surgical broadcasting. Wellell is presenting a connected pressure-relief mattress system, while Charder is showing body-composition analysis equipment for screening and monitoring.

Products shown in Singapore

The pavilion also includes EPED's RETINA optical-navigation system for surgery, an Energy Resources International portable X-ray platform, rapid diagnostic analysers, rehabilitation equipment, hospital beds, air-treatment products, medical storage hardware and laparoscopic instruments.

Medical Fair Asia listed a Taiwan smart-healthcare programme on its 10 September agenda at the FTR4H Stage. A Taiwan Excellence industry programme on 9 September listed presentations from AVer, Wellell, IBASE, Charder and Gee Hoo before a pavilion tour.

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