Advancing Semiconductor Innovation
Through Industry–Academia Collaboration
PMC General Manager Visits Asia University
Precision Machinery Research & Development Center
AI Semiconductor Design and Sustainable Manufacturing Research Center
The General Manager of the Precision Machinery Research & Development Center (PMC), 李健勲, recently visited Asia University’s AI Semiconductor Design and Sustainable Manufacturing Research Center. Discussions focused on semiconductor research and development, equipment applications, and industry–academia collaboration. Both sides explored opportunities to combine their technical expertise and research resources to advance innovation and develop talent for the semiconductor industry.
Bringing Together Expertise
in Key Semiconductor Technologies
Asia University promotes semiconductor research and practical training by bringing together expertise across disciplines through its research center. Its work spans semiconductor processing, advanced packaging, smart manufacturing, and key materials applications. Continued collaboration with industry and research institutions strengthens the connection between academic research and industrial practice.
Expanding Collaboration Through Shared Resources
Asia University and PMC previously signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), establishing a foundation for collaboration. This visit further strengthened their exchange in semiconductor technologies, with discussions on joint R&D, equipment integration, shared research resources, and talent development. Both sides look forward to translating these discussions into concrete collaborative projects.
Connecting Research with Industry Needs
Asia University will continue to strengthen its partnership with PMC, combining the university’s research capabilities with PMC’s technical expertise to advance key semiconductor technologies, industry–academia collaboration, and professional training. Through these efforts, the university aims to align research outcomes with industry needs and contribute to innovation in Taiwan’s semiconductor sector.
