Carbon-Based Technology (CBT), a Taiwanese carbon fiber composite manufacturer, recently announced it has officially secured the contract for the Albatross II unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST). According to NCSIST’s plan, the company will produce the UAV’s core composite structures and undertake integration tasks, marking a new milestone in Taiwan’s domestic defense drone development.

As the global space race intensifies, Taiwan’s ambitions in orbit are evolving rapidly. What began as an industry focused primarily on supplying components is now advancing toward full satellite system design and integration. The Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) has been central to this shift. Over more than three decades, the agency has progressed from purchasing foreign-built satellites to absorbing external technologies and, eventually, to designing spacecraft independently—an effort to translate Taiwan’s strengths in semiconductors and ICT into an entry point to the global space supply chain. Its latest mission, Formosat-8, stands as a pivotal test of that strategy.

韩媒报道，11月17日，韩国企业Hanul Materials Science宣布，子公司JK Materials（JKM）获得由中国大型OLED制造商提供的柔性OLED面板用功能性薄膜材料订单。

11月18日消息，根据TrendForce集邦咨询最新研究，2025年第三季全球OLED显示器(monitor)出货总量约为64.4万台，季增12%，年成长率则高达65%。