Taiwan Drone Alliance Exhibits in Japan, Seeks Collaboration Opportunities Based on Complementarity
The Taiwan Excellent Drone International Business Opportunity Alliance (TEDIBOA) participated in Japan Drone 2026 as the Taiwan Pavilion from June 3 to 5 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. The delegation included AIDC, Thunder Tiger, Coretronic Intelligent Robotics, and nearly 20 alliance members, aiming to leverage the high complementarity between the Taiwanese and Japanese drone industries to secure cooperation opportunities.
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(Central News Agency, reporter Jiang Mingyan, Taipei, June 4) The Taiwan Excellent Drone International Business Opportunity Alliance (TEDIBOA) has made its presence felt at the Japan Drone exhibition with a Taiwan Pavilion lineup. The delegation includes AIDC (Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation), Thunder Tiger, Coretronic Intelligent Robotics, and nearly 20 alliance member companies, recognizing the high degree of complementarity between Taiwan's and Japan's drone industries and seizing the opportunity for collaboration.
TEDIBOA issued a press release today stating that, under the guidance of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), it has advanced to the Makuhari Messe exhibition hall in Chiba, Japan, this week to participate in the three-day Japan Drone 2026 exhibition from June 3 to 5.
Organized by the Japan UAS Industrial Development Association (JUIDA), Japan Drone is Japan's largest and most indicative professional exhibition for the drone industry. This year's event is expected to bring together over 230 exhibitors from around the world, serving as a vital platform for industrial technology exchange, business networking, and matchmaking.
The alliance brings together AIDC and its co-chair Thunder Tiger, Coretronic Intelligent Robotics, nearly 20 alliance member companies, along with representatives from the MOEA's Industrial Development Administration, the Aerospace Team, the MOFA's Drone Diplomacy Team, as well as the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), the Institute for Information Industry (III), the Aerospace Industry Association, and the Defense Industry Development Association, encompassing industry, government, academia, and research sectors.
This Taiwan Pavilion gathered the upstream, midstream, and downstream segments of the industrial chain, showcasing multiple unmanned aerial vehicles, key components, and electronic modules. AIDC also displayed its self-developed drone countermeasure system. The participating companies presented their R&D and manufacturing capabilities to global industry leaders.
The alliance pointed out that the drone industries of Taiwan and Japan are highly complementary. Japan excels in precision machinery and automation control, while Taiwan has advantages in chips, information security, and system integration. Amid the global trend emphasizing national security and information security, Taiwan is an industrial partner with shared values for Japan. Companies from both sides are seizing collaboration opportunities, holding intensive B2B business meetings, and conducting mutual visits with Japanese drone organizations to explore the limitless possibilities of cross-border cooperation.
The alliance further explained that exchanges between the Taiwanese and Japanese drone industries began last year. The alliance has successively formed partnerships with the Japan Drone Consortium (JDC) and JUIDA. The development of drone applications in Japan, focusing on disaster prevention, disaster relief, agriculture, and logistics, is worth learning from.
The Taiwan Excellent Drone International Business Opportunity Alliance has already visited Germany, the United States, and Japan in the first half of this year, gradually transforming its consolidated industrial energy into international competitiveness and concrete orders. (Editor: Lin Jiaxian) 1150604
TEDIBOA issued a press release today stating that, under the guidance of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), it has advanced to the Makuhari Messe exhibition hall in Chiba, Japan, this week to participate in the three-day Japan Drone 2026 exhibition from June 3 to 5.
Organized by the Japan UAS Industrial Development Association (JUIDA), Japan Drone is Japan's largest and most indicative professional exhibition for the drone industry. This year's event is expected to bring together over 230 exhibitors from around the world, serving as a vital platform for industrial technology exchange, business networking, and matchmaking.
The alliance brings together AIDC and its co-chair Thunder Tiger, Coretronic Intelligent Robotics, nearly 20 alliance member companies, along with representatives from the MOEA's Industrial Development Administration, the Aerospace Team, the MOFA's Drone Diplomacy Team, as well as the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), the Institute for Information Industry (III), the Aerospace Industry Association, and the Defense Industry Development Association, encompassing industry, government, academia, and research sectors.
This Taiwan Pavilion gathered the upstream, midstream, and downstream segments of the industrial chain, showcasing multiple unmanned aerial vehicles, key components, and electronic modules. AIDC also displayed its self-developed drone countermeasure system. The participating companies presented their R&D and manufacturing capabilities to global industry leaders.
The alliance pointed out that the drone industries of Taiwan and Japan are highly complementary. Japan excels in precision machinery and automation control, while Taiwan has advantages in chips, information security, and system integration. Amid the global trend emphasizing national security and information security, Taiwan is an industrial partner with shared values for Japan. Companies from both sides are seizing collaboration opportunities, holding intensive B2B business meetings, and conducting mutual visits with Japanese drone organizations to explore the limitless possibilities of cross-border cooperation.
The alliance further explained that exchanges between the Taiwanese and Japanese drone industries began last year. The alliance has successively formed partnerships with the Japan Drone Consortium (JDC) and JUIDA. The development of drone applications in Japan, focusing on disaster prevention, disaster relief, agriculture, and logistics, is worth learning from.
The Taiwan Excellent Drone International Business Opportunity Alliance has already visited Germany, the United States, and Japan in the first half of this year, gradually transforming its consolidated industrial energy into international competitiveness and concrete orders. (Editor: Lin Jiaxian) 1150604