On September 14, 2026, the Global Cycling Sustainability Summit was held in Taichung. Organized by CHC in collaboration with BIKE EUROPE, ECI, and SGS, the summit brought together European industry leaders and experts to discuss emerging market trends, regulations, and testing and certification.

The "2026 Meet Greater South" event took place from August 28 to 29 at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center. The Department of Industrial Technology (DoIT) under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) joined forces with research institutes and startup teams to showcase achievements in cross-domain AI applications and industrial tech innovations. By linking R&D with practical industry needs, the initiative aims to accelerate the commercial application of innovative technologies and align technological outcomes with market demands.

On July 20, professionals passionate about smart manufacturing gathered at the Talent Development Center in Taichung Industrial Park for the “AI-Empowered Bicycle Product Pilot Production Line Seminar,” guided by the Department of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Economic Affairs, and organized by the Cycling & Health Tech Industry R&D Center (CHC).

Legislator Hsieh Yi-fong and Director-General Kuo Chao-chung of the Department of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Economic Affairs visited CHC (Cycling & Health Tech Industry R&D Center) on July 6, 2026, to inspect the “AI Common Model and Pilot Production Field for the Bicycle Industry.” The visit provided an opportunity to learn more about CHC’s achievements in assisting the bicycle industry in adopting AI technologies, advancing smart manufacturing, and enhancing testing and verification capabilities. The delegation also expressed recognition of CHC’s capacity to promote practical AI applications.

EUROBIKE 2026, one of the world’s leading bicycle industry events, was held from June 24 to 27 at Messe Frankfurt, Germany. This year’s exhibition brought together 737 exhibitors from 43 countries, including 130 exhibitors from Taiwan.

To deepen participants’ understanding of the bicycle industry and strengthen the connection between academic learning and industrial practice, the Cycling & Health Tech Industry R&D Center (CHC) organized an industry visit to AXMAN enterprise on June 11 for students participating in the 2026 Edge AI Practical Talent Development Program.

CHC is pleased to announce our participation in EUROBIKE 2026, taking place from June 24–27, 2026. We warmly welcome partners, customers, and industry professionals to visit us at Hall 12.0, Booth D51.
After some time apart, we are excited for the opportunity to reconnect and share our latest innovations and sustainability-driven developments in the cycling industry.

Exhibition Information
Event: EUROBIKE 2026
Hall: 12.0
Booth: D51
Date: June 24–27, 2026
Featured Innovations

Visitors to the CHC booth will have the opportunity to explore:
Battery Passport
EBR Cycling Trainer
AI E-Bike – Vision Sensing and Dynamic Damping
Application of Recycled-Material Cast Bicycle Frame
Development of Bicycle Aluminum Alloy Products Utilizing Recycled Materials

We look forward to welcoming you to our booth and sharing our latest advancements in smart mobility and sustainable bicycle technologies.

Taipei Cycle Show Comes to a Successful Close! Taiwan’s Cycling Industry Showcases Smart and Sustainable Innovations

The Ministry of Economic Affairs Bicycle Industry Pavilion at Hall 1, Nangang Exhibition Center has successfully wrapped up.
The pavilion brought together government, industry, academia, and research resources, featuring 18 cutting-edge bicycle technology projects across five key areas:

Net-zero Carbon
AI Empowerment
Common Protocols
Advanced Testing
Human Factors Technology

Highlights from the Exhibition
• Recycled Aluminum e-MTB: Innovative frame structure with 30% recycled aluminum, reducing carbon emissions and boosting eco-competitiveness
• Smart Electric Assist Bicycle: AI-powered image recognition automatically adjusts motor assist and suspension for smoother, safer rides
• Battery Passport Platform: Compliant with EU Battery Regulation, paving the way for future digital product passports

Industry Achievements
• The Bicycle Alliance for Sustainability (BAS) has grown to 78 member companies
• By 2030, the goal is to reduce at least 40 kg of carbon per bicycle

Interactive Experiences
Visitors enjoyed smart e-MTB rides, indoor climbing challenges, and hands-on experiences with smart riding technologies—feedback was overwhelmingly positive.

Thank you to all industry partners and visitors for witnessing Taiwan’s cycling industry reach a new milestone toward smart and sustainable development.

 As the global cycling industry accelerates toward electrification, smart technologies, and increasingly stringent regulations, Taiwan is actively advancing alignment with international standards. Guided by the Department of Industrial Technology (DoIT), Ministry of Economic Affairs, the “International Trends in Bicycle Safety Requirements” was organized by the Cycling & Health Tech Industry R&D Center (CHC) and held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. Co-organized by the Taiwan Testing and Certification Center (ETC), Precision Machinery Research & Development Center (PMC), and UL Solutions Taiwan, the forum focused on global regulatory and testing trends, drawing strong participation from industry, government, and academia.

      The event opened with remarks by CHC President Jin-Yang Li and was witnessed by Chairman Cheng-Chung Pai of TAIWAN WAN Industrial Co., Ltd. A key highlight was the official signing of a MOU between CHC and Portugal’s BIKiNNOV (Bike Value Innovation Center). This milestone marks a significant step forward in Taiwan–Europe collaboration on bicycle standards, testing, and technological development, and symbolizes Taiwan’s advancement toward deeper integration with international testing systems.

      With the rapid development of electric-assist bicycles (e-bikes), cargo bikes, and micromobility devices, bicycle products are evolving from traditional mechanical structures into complex systems integrating electrical components, communication modules, and software technologies. The forum provided in-depth analysis of major international standards systems, including ISO, EN, and UL, helping industry stakeholders better understand safety requirements and compliance pathways across different markets.

The 3rd ESG Global Initiative Forum Convenes to Advance Sustainability in the Cycling Industry

The “3rd ESG Global Initiative Forum,” hosted by the Bicycle Alliance for Sustainability (BAS), was grandly held on March 26, 2026. The forum brought together key representatives from government, industry, and academia, both domestically and internationally, to explore the achievements and future directions of the bicycle industry in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices. Building on the international advocacy spirit of the previous two editions, this year’s forum further deepened discussions on critical issues such as human rights, climate action, and low-carbon transition, demonstrating Taiwan’s bicycle industry’s strong commitment and proactive efforts toward sustainability.

The forum officially commenced at 9:30 a.m., with distinguished attendees including Deputy Director-General Pei-Li Chen of the International Trade Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs, and Inspector Tseng-Ming Hsu of the Industrial Development Administration. Prominent domestic participants included Chairman Ying-Chin Wu of the Taiwan Bicycle Association, Chairman Cheng-Chung Pai of the Cycling & Health Tech Industry R&D Center, Chairperson Li-Chu Liu of YouBike Co., Ltd., Executive Director Mei-Wen Wang of the Cycling Culture Museum Foundation, and President Hsiu-Wen Chen of the Taiwan Carbon Solution Exchange. Their participation highlighted the forum as an important platform for cross-sector collaboration.