台灣打造無人機非紅供應鏈　工研院領航拓展國際布局!

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面對俄烏戰爭與美中科技對抗的衝擊，全球供應鏈重組風潮加劇。台灣順勢推動無人機產業「非紅供應鏈」戰略，強化自主研發與國際鏈結，打造具韌性的關鍵科技體系。
Amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict and U.S.–China tech rivalry, Taiwan is accelerating efforts to build a resilient, “non-red” drone supply chain—focusing on indigenous innovation and global partnerships.

在經濟部指導下，「台灣卓越無人機海外商機聯盟」（TEDIBOA）持續拓展國際合作，由工研院擔任技術推手，積極媒合外商進駐台灣、建立供應體系。
Supported by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan’s TEDIBOA alliance—with ITRI as a key technical driver—is expanding global partnerships and attracting foreign UAV firms to localize production.

工研院協助引進全球第二大無人機品牌Parrot，以及日本最大無人機製造商ACSL，協助其在台落地供應鏈，並與日本無人機聯盟（JDC）簽署合作備忘錄。
ITRI has facilitated the entry of France’s Parrot (the world’s No. 2 drone maker) and Japan’s ACSL into Taiwan, forming bilateral MoUs with Japan Drone Consortium (JDC) to co-develop a regional “non-red” supply ecosystem.

工研院院長劉文雄更親赴法國，邀請Parrot深化合作，從整機製造、馬達、電池、PCB等模組進行全方位供應鏈建構，共同開發新一代無人機機種。
ITRI President Edwin Liu personally visited France to secure deeper cooperation with Parrot—building a full-chain supply system in Taiwan covering airframe, motors, batteries, and PCBs for next-gen drone development.

根據Drone Industry Insights預估，全球無人機整合應用市場至2030年將達500億美元，年複合成長率6.2%，台灣擁有半導體、通訊與精密機械優勢，是搶進此市場的關鍵國家。
Drone Industry Insights forecasts the global integrated drone market will reach $50 billion by 2030, with a 6.2% CAGR. Taiwan’s strength in semiconductors, ICT, and precision components gives it a strategic edge.

台灣無人機產業也積極參與國際展會，如德國歐洲無人機系統展、日本Japan Drone展，不僅媒合海外買家，也推進技術授權與合資建廠合作。
Taiwanese firms are also showcasing at leading expos like Germany’s Euro Drone Show and Japan Drone, matching with global buyers and exploring tech licensing and joint ventures.

台灣卓越無人機海外商機聯盟主席吳秀蕙指出，過去半年拓展成果已超過過去十年努力，讓台灣有機會與國際領導品牌對話、合作、共創。
TEDIBOA Chairwoman Sophia Wu noted that in just six months, Taiwan has achieved more international progress than in the past decade—fostering direct dialogue with global drone leaders.

展望未來，6月日本無人機展將是下一個關鍵節點，台灣將與指標日企洽談巡檢、物流等領域的技術授權與共同開發，全面拓展應用市場。
Looking ahead, Taiwan’s participation in the June Japan Drone expo will drive deeper collaboration in logistics and infrastructure inspections through joint R&D and licensing talks with top-tier Japanese firms.