The "Tai-Mecha Lab" full-body exoskeleton robot , which we shared with you last time, won first place at the awards ceremony last Saturday! It also won the online popularity award. Thank you all for your support and encouragement, and thank you to the event organizers! From the initial 200+ entries, 15 teams advanced to the finals, including projects such as makeup tools for the elderly, a legal Q&A robot, a ball motor, and a JSPB spray gun (we also bought one!)... The competition was fierce!
Santima is delighted that the project's founder, Lin Tsung-cheng, has achieved such outstanding results through his many years of hard work, and is also grateful for his trust in enabling us to provide assistance for this smart assistive device project. The organizer, the Ministry of Labor, put in a lot of effort, and the awards ceremony also featured a wonderful opening performance by a B-BOX group. Now let's take a look back at the ceremony!
The "Tai-Mecha Lab" full-body exoskeleton robot won two awards: "Champion" and "Popularity Award". Last time, we mentioned that this robot is an intelligent assistive device that combines motion sensing technology with carbon fiber skeleton, 3D printed shell and other technologies, and hopes to improve the current situation of long-term care environment and rehabilitation treatment.
After the awards ceremony, many media outlets and officials came to interview the robot, and Lin Zongzheng personally demonstrated the operation of the robot and robotic arm, causing the venue to be packed with people. In addition to the white exoskeleton, the sensors, which are the core technology, require precise 3D-printed parts, all of which are produced using Ultimaker . Founder Lin Zongzheng also emphasized: "The 3D-printed parts can be used directly without modification, and the precision is amazing."
Finally, the head of Sandima and Lin Zongzheng took a group photo with the robot. They expressed their gratitude for the technological advancements that have made new solutions easier to implement. They said they were honored to participate in this groundbreaking project and hoped to share new progress with everyone soon. Please stay tuned!
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