Tokyo Governor's Visit, Successive Visits by Taiwanese and Japanese Dignitaries: Taiwan Pavilion's AI Medical Technology Shines at SusHi Tech
At 'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026,' one of Asia's largest innovation festivals, the Taiwan Pavilion garnered significant attention for its AI medical technology. CancerFree Biotech, in particular, showcased its 'AI Lab Assistant,' which integrates smart glasses and VLM. The visit by the Tokyo Governor and other Japanese dignitaries highlights the expected contribution of this technology to improving efficiency and accuracy in medical settings.
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You are a Japanese business intelligence AI. Please thoroughly analyze the following press release and simultaneously translate it into English (en) and Traditional Chinese (zh).
## Press Release Information
Title: Tokyo Governor's Visit, Successive Visits by Taiwanese and Japanese Dignitaries: Taiwan Pavilion's AI Medical Technology Shines at SusHi Tech
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'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026,' Asia's largest innovation festival, was grandly held. 'Startup Island TAIWAN,' a startup brand promoted by Taiwan's National Development Council, collaborated with institutions such as the Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, New Taipei City Government Youth Bureau, Good Food Good Things Foundation, IAPS, and CDIB Capital, to form a 'national team' lineup.
On April 27, 2026, 'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026,' Asia's largest innovation event, commenced, and the 'Taiwan Pavilion,' featuring over 20 carefully selected startups, attracted significant attention at the venue.
This year's Taiwan Pavilion, backed by strong cross-ministerial collaboration, was spearheaded by 'Startup Island TAIWAN,' a startup brand promoted by Taiwan's National Development Council (NDC). It brought together a 'national team' including the Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, New Taipei City Government Youth Bureau, Good Food Good Things Foundation (a Taiwanese food innovation foundation), IAPS (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University Industry Accelerator), and CDIB Capital.
During the exhibition, the Tokyo Governor visited the Taiwan Pavilion and showed interest in the startups' exhibits. Diverse technologies attracted visitors, demonstrating Taiwan's presence as a strategic partner for Tokyo's startup strategy. In recent years, the convergence of AI and biomedical fields has become a significant trend. Amidst this, CancerFree Biotech (精拓生技), which was officially selected for the 'OIST Innovation Accelerator' last year, exhibited its 'AI Lab Assistant,' integrating smart glasses and Visual Language Models (VLM), at 'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026,' drawing considerable attention. This innovative solution is expected to be a crucial milestone in establishing the company's leadership in technological innovation within the global AI and precision medicine markets, as it strongly supports the efficiency and accuracy of operations in medical settings.
AI Medical Technology Drives the Future of Resilient Cities
This year's 'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026' adopted the theme of 'Realizing a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable future city through technology.'
Among the four main areas, particular attention was paid to how artificial intelligence (AI) is progressing from merely generating text to practical applications, contributing to solving real-world problems.
In the Taiwan Pavilion, one of the main concerns was how AI could be utilized to strengthen the resilience of medical systems.
Against the backdrop of global aging, the digitalization and automation of biotechnology are positioned as crucial elements supporting future urban infrastructure.
Solving Industry Challenges and Rebuilding the Digital Divide in Bio R&D
CancerFree Biotech (精拓生技) showcased its 'AI Lab Assistant,' combining smart glasses and Visual Language Models (VLM).
It attracted visitors' interest as a technology that aims to address compliance challenges in the bio industry through automated recording.
During a session at the Taiwan Pavilion, the optimization of experimental processes combining smart glasses and VLM was explained to a Japanese House of Councillors member.
Accompanying officials included Taiwan's Minister of Environment and Taiwan's Deputy Representative in Japan, sharing the potential of smart medical technology.
[Photo Caption] CancerFree Biotech (精拓生技) explaining the optimization of experimental processes combining smart glasses and Visual Language Models (VLM) to a Japanese House of Councillors member at a special session in the Taiwan Pavilion. The photo shows a Japanese House of Councillors member (former Minister of Environment) (left) and the CEO of CancerFree Biotech (精拓生技) (right).
Bio R&D faces challenges such as development periods exceeding 10 years, a failure rate of approximately 90%, and costs exceeding 1 billion dollars. Among these, manual experimental record-keeping often leads to missed records and difficulty in tracing, making reproducibility challenging to ensure, which can cause delays in clinical trials and even invalidate experiments.
CancerFree Biotech has long focused on its 'Precision Anti-Cancer Drug Testing Platform' based on organoid technology and cancer avatar technology (Avatar Medicine), providing doctors and patients with evidence for low-risk medication decisions through experimental results. The company, deeply understanding these challenges in medical settings, aims to establish its leadership in technological innovation within the global AI and precision medicine markets with this innovative solution.
You are a Japanese business intelligence AI. Please thoroughly analyze the following press release and simultaneously translate it into English (en) and Traditional Chinese (zh).
## Press Release Information
Title: Tokyo Governor's Visit, Successive Visits by Taiwanese and Japanese Dignitaries: Taiwan Pavilion's AI Medical Technology Shines at SusHi Tech
Subtitle:
Company Name:
Industry:
Body (first 8000 characters): [Photo Caption]
'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026,' Asia's largest innovation festival, was grandly held. 'Startup Island TAIWAN,' a startup brand promoted by Taiwan's National Development Council, collaborated with institutions such as the Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, New Taipei City Government Youth Bureau, Good Food Good Things Foundation, IAPS, and CDIB Capital, to form a 'national team' lineup.
On April 27, 2026, 'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026,' Asia's largest innovation event, commenced, and the 'Taiwan Pavilion,' featuring over 20 carefully selected startups, attracted significant attention at the venue.
This year's Taiwan Pavilion, backed by strong cross-ministerial collaboration, was spearheaded by 'Startup Island TAIWAN,' a startup brand promoted by Taiwan's National Development Council (NDC). It brought together a 'national team' including the Small and Medium Enterprise and Startup Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, New Taipei City Government Youth Bureau, Good Food Good Things Foundation (a Taiwanese food innovation foundation), IAPS (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University Industry Accelerator), and CDIB Capital.
During the exhibition, the Tokyo Governor visited the Taiwan Pavilion and showed interest in the startups' exhibits. Diverse technologies attracted visitors, demonstrating Taiwan's presence as a strategic partner for Tokyo's startup strategy. In recent years, the convergence of AI and biomedical fields has become a significant trend. Amidst this, CancerFree Biotech (精拓生技), which was officially selected for the 'OIST Innovation Accelerator' last year, exhibited its 'AI Lab Assistant,' integrating smart glasses and Visual Language Models (VLM), at 'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026,' drawing considerable attention. This innovative solution is expected to be a crucial milestone in establishing the company's leadership in technological innovation within the global AI and precision medicine markets, as it strongly supports the efficiency and accuracy of operations in medical settings.
AI Medical Technology Drives the Future of Resilient Cities
This year's 'SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026' adopted the theme of 'Realizing a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable future city through technology.'
Among the four main areas, particular attention was paid to how artificial intelligence (AI) is progressing from merely generating text to practical applications, contributing to solving real-world problems.
In the Taiwan Pavilion, one of the main concerns was how AI could be utilized to strengthen the resilience of medical systems.
Against the backdrop of global aging, the digitalization and automation of biotechnology are positioned as crucial elements supporting future urban infrastructure.
Solving Industry Challenges and Rebuilding the Digital Divide in Bio R&D
CancerFree Biotech (精拓生技) showcased its 'AI Lab Assistant,' combining smart glasses and Visual Language Models (VLM).
It attracted visitors' interest as a technology that aims to address compliance challenges in the bio industry through automated recording.
During a session at the Taiwan Pavilion, the optimization of experimental processes combining smart glasses and VLM was explained to a Japanese House of Councillors member.
Accompanying officials included Taiwan's Minister of Environment and Taiwan's Deputy Representative in Japan, sharing the potential of smart medical technology.
[Photo Caption] CancerFree Biotech (精拓生技) explaining the optimization of experimental processes combining smart glasses and Visual Language Models (VLM) to a Japanese House of Councillors member at a special session in the Taiwan Pavilion. The photo shows a Japanese House of Councillors member (former Minister of Environment) (left) and the CEO of CancerFree Biotech (精拓生技) (right).
Bio R&D faces challenges such as development periods exceeding 10 years, a failure rate of approximately 90%, and costs exceeding 1 billion dollars. Among these, manual experimental record-keeping often leads to missed records and difficulty in tracing, making reproducibility challenging to ensure, which can cause delays in clinical trials and even invalidate experiments.
CancerFree Biotech has long focused on its 'Precision Anti-Cancer Drug Testing Platform' based on organoid technology and cancer avatar technology (Avatar Medicine), providing doctors and patients with evidence for low-risk medication decisions through experimental results. The company, deeply understanding these challenges in medical settings, aims to establish its leadership in technological innovation within the global AI and precision medicine markets with this innovative solution.