Dallas – September 24, 2026 -- Taiwan Expo USA 2026 opened at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, placing AI Manufacturing and Smart Energy pavilions side by side across a 260-square-meter exhibition space through September 26.
Smart factory ecosystem spans servers to shop floor
The AI Manufacturing Pavilion presents an end-to-end smart factory chain, from AI servers and liquid-cooling systems to edge computing, machine vision, and intelligent control. Aeolus Robotics Taiwan Company Limited is exhibiting a collaborative service robot alongside 3D vision and AI-driven workplace safety tools, demonstrating integrated hardware-software systems for industrial deployment.
Energy pavilion targets AI data-center power demand
The adjacent Smart Energy Pavilion features Formosa Smart Energy's storage systems built for AI data centers and hiPower Hydrogen's hydrogen generation and recovery technology. Additional exhibitors include Transcene, showing turnkey photovoltaic recycling solutions, ELECURO with lithium-battery recycling technology, and Yieh Phui Enterprise, presenting coated and low-carbon steel products for infrastructure use.
US buyers from power and automotive sectors engage exhibitors
Representatives from a power systems solutions provider and a Texas-based automotive electronics manufacturer held direct discussions with Taiwanese suppliers at the pavilions, according to organizers. The event is organized by Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs and International Trade Administration, and implemented by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council.
With two exhibition days remaining, organizers are inviting U.S. buyers and industry professionals to the AI Manufacturing Pavilion (Booths 215-224) and Smart Energy Pavilion (Booths 201-213) to pursue sourcing, co-innovation, and supply-chain discussions with participating companies.