The NTU Radiation Application and Radiation Hardness Technology Research Center (RTRC) participated in the 2025 Aerospace Exhibition at the Nangang Exhibition Center, presenting its latest research achievements. Highlights included advanced laser verification technologies, radiation-hardened chip designs, and testing solutions for low Earth orbit satellite applications, demonstrating NTU’s strong research capabilities in space and semiconductor reliability.

During the exhibition, Director Wu of the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) visited the RTRC booth, offering valuable guidance and high recognition for the center’s innovative outcomes in radiation verification, satellite payload, and aerospace electronics applications. This exchange not only strengthened collaboration between industry, government, and academia, but also laid a solid foundation for future partnerships.

Through this exhibition, RTRC successfully attracted significant attention from domestic and international industries and research institutions, highlighting its cross-disciplinary advantages and application potential. Looking ahead, the center will continue driving technological breakthroughs, supporting Taiwan’s aerospace and semiconductor industries in enhancing global competitiveness, and contributing to the advancement of national space technology.