Medical Taiwan 2026 to showcase advances in healthcare technology

It will feature forums, demos, and business matching activities.

Taiwan is set to highlight its growing influence in the global medical technology industry during Medical Taiwan 2026, a healthcare technology exhibition scheduled for 25 to 27 June at Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall 1.

The event, organised by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council, marks its 20th year and is expected to bring together international buyers, healthcare experts, and industry leaders to explore Taiwan’s expanding MedTech capabilities.

Known for its strong electronics and biomedical sectors, Taiwan has become a recognised center for smart healthcare innovation.

Local companies continue to develop integrated medical solutions that combine hardware, software, and data technologies, particularly in areas such as AI-powered diagnostics, smart hospitals, and connected healthcare devices.

This year’s exhibition will revolve around three key themes, namely Innovative Care, Smart Healthcare, and Medical Supplies Hub.

The showcase aims to address rising global demand for preventive healthcare, elderly care, and more efficient medical services.

Key attractions include the AI Smart Healthcare Pavilion, featuring technologies such as intelligent operating rooms, smart wards, and AI-based medical imaging systems.

Another major feature is the Smart Medical & AI-Tech Assistive Devices Pavilion, which will spotlight advanced solutions designed for senior care and wellness management.

Additionally, an International Forum during the event will host healthcare specialists from the United States, Australia, Japan, and Israel to discuss developments in remote healthcare and “Hospital at Home” services.

The exhibition will also feature M-novator Demo Day, where nine companies will present innovations in digital therapeutics and health-monitoring technologies.

Business matching sessions and One-on-One Procurement Meetings are also planned to encourage partnerships between global buyers and Taiwanese manufacturers.

Organisers said it will serve as an important platform for discovering emerging healthcare technologies and strengthening international industry collaboration.