Moments of Co-Creation

Amid the rapidly evolving tides of technology, Hon Hai Research Institute continues to explore new possibilities with forward-looking vision and deep technical expertise. By bringing together the year's research achievements and innovation milestones, it captures every pivotal moment of co-creation with the world and bears witness to how technology is reshaping human life and industries.

2024 Milestones

03.13

The Semiconductor Research Center and NYCU developed an innovative facial recognition technology that was featured on the February cover of a leading international journal.
03.25

HHRI and NYCU co-organized the Industrial Innovation Research Forum.
03.26

A delegation from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign visited HHRI.
04.22

Award Ceremony for Outstanding Research Papers.
05.26

A delegation from the Finland Trade Center visited HHRI.
06.20

Established a joint R&D center with City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) to collaborate on artificial intelligence, semiconductors, next-generation communications, cybersecurity, and quantum computing.
07.04

Mid-year progress review.
07.08

HHRI's quantum research was published in Physical Review Letters.
07.23

Hosted the AI NExT Forum under the theme “Hon Hai at 50: A New Intelligence Era—Generative AI and Future Innovation.” The forum featured keynote insights from leading experts both in Taiwan and abroad.
08.23

The Semiconductor Research Center and National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) published breakthrough research in Materials Today Advances, a top-tier materials science journal.
09.02

Forward-looking research from the Semiconductor Research Center, conducted in collaboration with NYCU, has been published in IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics (TPEL). The team developed a miniaturized, high-performance advanced LiDAR system.

A delegation from Australia's Semiconductor Sector Service Bureau (S3B) visited HHRI.
09.04

Co-hosted the NExT Forum with SEMICON Taiwan to explore applications for next-generation semiconductors.
09.09

The Artificial Intelligence Research Center and CityUHK co-developed Lite-QCNet, a trajectory prediction model for autonomous driving, which won first place in the Argoverse Challenge at CVPR.
09.23

The AI Research Center and CityUHK introduced BehaviorGPT, an advanced traffic simulation model, winning first place in the Waymo Sim Agents Challenge.
10.04

The AI Research Center, in partnership with CityUHK, launched ModeSeq, a novel multimodal prediction model.
10.08

Held Hon Hai Technology Day, with HHRI research centers showcasing their cutting-edge technologies.
10.25

The Next-generation Communications Research Center participated in TAITRONICS, AIoT Taiwan, and the Space Industry Supply Chain Development and Communications Talent Empowerment Program.
10.29

The Quantum Computing Research Center and Japan's QunaSys announced a strategic partnership to develop advanced fermionic encoding methods.
11.04

The Quantum Computing Research Center and the University of Cambridge achieved a major breakthrough in port-based quantum teleportation, with results published in PRX Quantum
11.07

Held the Hon Hai Research Institute general assembly.
11.20

he Semiconductor Research Center and NYCU won the Future Tech Award for their project “All-GaAs Metasurface Holography for Structured Light & Stereo Vision.” The research findings have been published in leading international journals, including Nano Letters.
12.01

The Next-generation Communications Research Center presented its latest developments in low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications at the 2024 Taiwan International Assembly of Space Science, Technology, and Industry (TASTI) conference in Taiwan.
12.30

The Semiconductor Research Center and AI Research Center significantly accelerated the R&D process for silicon carbide power semiconductors, with findings published in the IEEE Open Journal of Power Electronics.