New urban landscape at Taiwan’s Computex


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 03 Jun 2015

CONNECTED LIVING: Firms are increasingly getting into the Internet of Things industry, with companies like Taiwan-based Sunix showing its IoLife system, which connects homes, appliances and mobile phones.

TAIPEI: An improved urban landscape with safer driving, quick payment systems and pollution alerts was laid out at Asia’s biggest tech trade fair. 

Computex, held in the capital Taipei, is in its 35th year with 1,700 exhibitors spread across three sprawling venues, many of whom are tapping into the nascent but burgeoning Internet of Things (IoT). 

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