Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Responding to criticism that Taiwan started developing its drone capabilities too late or is progressing too slowly, Taiwan Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim says “better late than never.” With its existing capabilities, Hsiao says, Taiwan can rapidly catch up.
Taiwan’s history of innovation proves its developers can adapt and stay ahead of the curve. This track record leaves the vice president saying she’s confident the technological gaps will soon be filled.
In a February interview, Aerospace Industrial Development Corp. (AIDC) President Chuang Hsiu-mei said Taiwan has the mass production capability and cost-effective advantage, making it “one of the best choices” for buyers looking to build a non-red supply chain.
#UAVdrone #Taiwannews
Responding to criticism that Taiwan started developing its drone capabilities too late or is progressing too slowly, Taiwan Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim says “better late than never.” With its existing capabilities, Hsiao says, Taiwan can rapidly catch up.
Taiwan’s history of innovation proves its developers can adapt and stay ahead of the curve. This track record leaves the vice president saying she’s confident the technological gaps will soon be filled.
In a February interview, Aerospace Industrial Development Corp. (AIDC) President Chuang Hsiu-mei said Taiwan has the mass production capability and cost-effective advantage, making it “one of the best choices” for buyers looking to build a non-red supply chain.
#UAVdrone #Taiwannews
