CHMER joins hands with National Central University and National Taiwan University of Science and Technology to participate in the 106th Annual "Metal Electromechanical Intelligent Mechatronics and Talent Rooting Sub-Project" of the Industrial Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, using industry-university cooperation to jointly create industry 4.0 smart machinery cross-field A+ talents to achieve the goal of the school A win-win situation in which talents are created, students become talents, and enterprises use talents.

Wang Chenhong, general manager of CHMER, said that Industry 4.0 is a global development trend, and smart machinery is an absolute key to the transformation of my country's machine tool industry and creating new opportunities. The development of smart machinery in Taiwan is urgent and requires a large amount of investment from new forces in mechanical and electrical engineering and information technology. However, the industry is faced with the difficulty of finding cross-domain talents and a gap in outstanding professional talents. Even when it comes to cross-domain integration of machinery, electrical machinery and The dilemma of employees who are very unfamiliar with each other's fields.