30 2024 TSMA AI, multisensory biomechanical sensing, AI-guided virtual coaching, and wearable motion detection. These advancements are accelerating the development of Taiwan’s sports technology industry. Taiwan possesses a well-established sports industry supply chain, and many companies serve as contract manufacturers for internationally renowned sports technology firms. These factors make Taiwan an ideal hub for development at the intersection between sports and technology. In recent years, the Industrial Development Administration (IDA) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has been actively promoting various initiatives to encourage the development of the “Sports X Technology” industry. They are assisting businesses in implementing smart manufacturing and digital transformation solutions, enhancing their capacity to support sports science, and fostering capabilities that align with global standards and trends. Furthermore, in response to the requirements of international brand manufacturers and the initiation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), carbon reduction has become a critical issue for all export industries. To assist businesses in meeting the growing demands of international net-zero emissions trends and supply chain requirements, the IDA has established the industrial energy saving and carbon reduction information website for the promotion of carbon reduction initiatives. Through collaborative efforts between the government and industry, the goal is to create a new era of intel l igent enter tainment and leisure by 2030 - “Sports Everywhere”. This initiative aims to help Taiwan’s sporting goods industry forge new frontiers in global competition. https://www.freepik.com/
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