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Organization of DoIT
The Department of Industrial Technology (DolT) promotes the research and innovation of industrial technology in Taiwan. Through its Technology Development Programs (TDPs), DolT leverages the resources of research institutes, industry and academia; develops advanced technologies with potential industrial applications, fosters the development of emerging industries, and promotes industrial innovation and transformation.
- Allocate budgets and resources to the TDPs; draft legal regulations for technology development and industrial applications.
- Formulate industrial technology policies, promote international R&D collaboration to enhance innovation, and publicize TDP achievements.
- Coordinate the management, systematic evaluation and review of the TDPs.
- Manage the performance, affairs of various foundations, and the innovation centers under the department.
- Promote the transformation of high-potential, cutting-edge technologies from academia and legal entities into startups.
- Subsidize industries to advance cutting-edge R&D technologies.
- Develop semiconductor, quantum computing, and display technologies to diversify innovation in the smart technology field in Taiwan.
- Optimize R&D in the wireless communication technology and application environment, accelerate the integration of software and hardware, and enhance domestic R&D capacity.
- Develop key technologies for smart electric vehicles and promote innovative applications in the unmanned vehicle industry.
- Enhance the autonomy of key components, and develop advanced, recycled metals along with construction process technologies.
- Combine biomedical technologies with ICT to develop precision medicine, regenerative medicine, advanced medical devices and food-related bioresources.
- Promote the development of net-zero carbon reduction technologies and essential materials for daily life; develop high-value, differentiated, and sustainable petrochemical and textile materials and technologies.
