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Innova’ons In AcademicIndustry Collabora’on in Taiwan and Hong Kong Prof. Otto C C Lin Hong Kong Polytechnic University Tokyo Fashion Town Building 27 September 2014 Interna’onal Conference on Educa’on in Fiber/Tex’le 2014

Innovations in Academic-Industry Collaboration in Taiwan and Hong Kong

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 Innova'ons  In    Academic-­‐Industry

 Collabora'on  in  Taiwan  and  Hong  Kong      

Prof. Otto C C Lin Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Tokyo Fashion Town Building

27 September 2014

Interna'onal  Conference  on    Educa'on  in  Fiber/Tex'le  2014  

     

Outline      1.   Understanding  Knowledge  Based  Economy  

2.   Na'onal  Innova'on  System  3.   Examples                                  -­‐ITRI-­‐Taiwan                                -­‐  TTRI-­‐Taiwan                                  -­‐  HKPolyU-­‐Hong  Kong                                    -­‐  HKUST-­‐Hong  Kong  

4.        Concluding  Remarks:                          

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Social  Economic  Development:    Factors  of  Produc'on

• Labor • Land  • Nat.  Resources

• Capital • Machinery • Management

• Science/Technology • Innova'on  • Entrepreneurship

Industrial Economy

Knowledge Based

Economy Agricultural Economy

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Knowledge: Theory/Phenomenon /Fact/Method

Invention 發明

Innovation 創新

What is Innovation?

Wealth/Resource /Value

Innova'on

•  An economic process that focuses on efficiency * Encompasses many forms: - Technology/product - Processing/Manufacturing/Continuous

improvement - Business Transactions •  Requires a team of multi-disciplinary talents •  Requires an eco-friendly system that cultivates entrepreneurship.

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Innova'on:  Crea'ng  new  Wealth/Value  from  Knowledge  

•  University                  Business  •  Government                  B  •  G                  U                    B  •   U                  Technology  Ins'tute                      B                  •   G                    T                    B  •  U                      T                    G                    B    

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Scien'fic  Research    

Product  Commercializa'on  

Innova'on:  Crea'ng  Wealth  from  Knowledge  

Basis  Research  Applied  Research  Product  Development  Pilot  Produc'on/Market Produc'on  Technology  Diffusion  

     Develop  Industrial  Technology  

Policy /Planning Taxa'on /Law Basic  Infrastructure Human  Resources   Venture  Capital    

Social  Support  

       Nurture  Business  Environment    

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Develop  Industrial  Technology  

The  Innova'on  System:  The  Players    

Technology  Ins'tute                (T)

Government                 (G)

Nurture  Business  Environment    

Business University

(B)      (U)  

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NIS  Model  1: Separa'on/Independence    

U

G

B

T

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B G U T

NIS  Model  2  :  Central  Integra'on    

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Product  Commercializa'on

U

G

Scien'fic  Research

B

T

Technology  Development  

Na'onal  Innova'on  System    Model  3: Alliance  by  Posi'oning    

Business  Environment

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Public

Funding

技术服务

University

Industry-­‐Business

Technology    Ins7tute  

Na'onal  Innova'on  System:    Role  of  the  Technology  Ins'tute

基础研究 应用研究 产品及制成开发 试验制造 制造 重点

Private  

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Business

Government

Funding

Basic Research

Applied Research

Product & Process Development

Pilot Production Manufacturing Technical

Services Focus

National Innovation System: Taiwan

Academia Sinica

Universities

Industries Science-based Industrial Park (Host for Hi-Tech Companies)

Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)

§ Micro-Electronics § Opto-Electronics § Computer & Communications

§ Materials § Energy § Chemicals § Machinery

§ Aerospace § Pollution Control § Industrial Safety § Industrial Standards

Industries Science-based Industrial Park (Host for Hi-Tech Companies)

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ITRI: R&D Capacity (ca 2000)

ELECTRONICS MATERIALS CHEMICALS

ENERGY & RESOURCES

MACHINERY

AEROSPACE

INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONTROL

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY

& HEALTH

METROLOGY

OPTO-ELECTRONICS

COMPUTER & COMMUNICATIONS

•  VLSI Fabrication •  IC Design •  Flat Planel Display •  Microwave Technology •  Electronics Packaging

•  Material Design •  Material Application •  Material Reliability Improvement •  New Material

•  Chemical Engineering Process •  Applied Chemistry •  Speciality Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals •  Polymera and Fibers

•  Energy Conservation •  Systems Design •  Resource Application •  Environment Engineering

•  Automation •  Precision Machinery •  Power Machinery •  Precision Parts & Components

•  Quality Assurance •  Aviation System & Components •  Inspection/Testing •  Market & Technology Information

•  Treatment & Control •  Waste Reduction & Reuse •  Pollutant Analysis & Monitoring

•  Chemical Accident Prevention •  Industrial Hygiene •  Engineering Safety

•  National Measurement Standards •  Laboratory Accreditation •  Industrial Quality Assurance & Service •  Measurement Technology & Instrumentation

•  Optical Information •  Electro-Optical Components & Materials •  Optical Components & Systems

•  Computer •  Communication •  Consumer Electronics ITRI

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Worldwide  Top  Ten  IC  Foundries  by  Revenue,  2005 (Ref:  L.  P.  Hsu,  2006)  

Millions US Dollar

2004 Rank

2005 Rank Company

2004 Revenue

2005 Revenue

Change (%)

Market Share 2005(%)

1 1 TSMC 7,668 8,228 7.3 44.7

2 2 UMC 3,497 2,822 -19.3 15.3

4 3 SMIC 975 1,171 20.1 6.4

3 4 Chartered

Semiconductor 1,103 1,132 2.6 6.1

5 5 IBM Microelectronics 850 810 -4.7 4.4

7 6 Magnachip (Hynix) 360 396 10.0 2.1

6 7 Vanguard International 393 353 -10.2 1.9

9 8 Dongbu Electronics 333 347 4.2 1.9

10 9 HHNEC 324 305 -5.7 1.7

13 10 X-Fab 178 204 14.6 1.1

    Top 10 Foundries 15,681 15,768 0.6 85.6

    Others 3,150 2,653 -15.8 14.4

    Total Market 18,831 18,421 -2.2 100

0   0   1   1   2   3   4   5   6  11  

15   14  18  

25  

33  

49  

63  

90  

112  

144  

169  175  

3   4   4   5   7   9   12   14   16  19   22  

28   30   33  

49  

59  

73  

97  

122  

153  

182  

195  

0  

25  

50  

75  

100  

125  

150  

175  

200  

1990   1991   1992   1993   1994   1995   1996   1997   1998   1999   2000   2001   2002   2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010   2011  

Shipment,  Million  PCS  

Reference:  MIC/IDC  

Worldwide   全球  

Taiwan   台灣  

The  Growth  of  Notebook  PC    

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Composite  Material  Technology  

Composite Fiber  Bicycle

Computer-­‐Aided  Design

Polymer  Matrix

Fiber  Re-­‐enforcement

Metallic  Parts  

Materials  joining  

Material  Processing

Produc'on  Control

Non-­‐destruc've  Tes'ng

Durability      Tes'ng

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The  Taiwan  Bicycle  Industry  

1950 2000 Year

•  Government assistance to bicycle industry

•  Developing:city bikes, mountain bikes, touring bikes and racing bikes

•  Established production clusters •  Development of carbon fiber bikes

and key components •  Main products:All terrain bikes,

mountain bikes, touring bikes, racing bikes

•  Established Bicycle R&D Center •  Developed Electric-Bicycle

Technology

•  Assembly (basic bikes) Average unit price US$50~60

Average unit price US$110

Worldclass model, US$1000-5000

Value

Revenue US$ 2.5 billion (2006)

Average unit price US$2500

21 1975

Optical Storage

IC

NBPC

TFT-LCD

Graphite

CNC

1995 2005 1985

PV LED

ITRI and Technology Industry of Taiwan

Photo Resist

1990

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Functional Fibers & Textiles

Testing & Certification

Innovative & Technical Textiles

Staffs: 350 Ph.D.:64 Master:189 Bachelor &Diploma:97

Incubation: 6 Spinoff: 1 Industrial Services: 7,996

Patents: 445

•  ISO 17025 accredited Lab. •  ISO Guide 65 Prt Certification Body •  Authorized by Control Union

(Netherlands) to audit organic cotton and recycled PET bottles (GRS).

•  Authorized by BTTG (UK) to audit PPE and Geotextiles CE Mark.

* BSI Carbon Footprint (PAS 2050). •  TUV accredited Lab- PPE testing.

•  Electro spinning •  E-Textiles •  Health monitoring •  Digital Printing •  Air Filtration •  Super conductance •  LED yarns •  Conductive fabrics

•  Hydrophilic nylon •  Bio-based nylon •  Water repellent Agnt •  Ionic liquid •  Antibacterial fiber •  Anti-Static fiber •  Wound dressing •  Light emitting fiber

Taiwan Textile Research Institute

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This device, <0.1 cm thick, is a new super capacitor which can be folded. In spite of its diminutive size, it can store up to 50 times more energy than a standard super capacitor ( 50 vs 1 Farads).

This product is aimed at developing an energy management system, which includes the flexible super capacitor, its module, design and integration for different energy supply systems (solar, wind, mechanical power), such as in digital camera or solar bag markets.

This invention has been patented, and was selected as one of the 100 most technologically significant products in the 2011 R&D 100 Awards.

TTRI- All-Foldable Fabric Ultra-Capacitor

A textile with conductive fiber fabric as the main carrier of the super capacitor

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TTRI- Smart Textiles

Fabric electrode, and piezo-resistive fabrics are developed by conductive fiber to improve long term wear-ability of the traditional bio-sensors. Functional clothes can be developed by combining the material, design, human factors engineering, and fabric structure. The technology also could integrate with communication module into new applications, such as long-term care, sports & fitness, telemedicine, etc.

Smart  Tex*le  System •Adjustable  bust  size  range  :69cm~107cm•Biocompatibility  passed  (ISO10993-­‐5,-­‐10)•Washable  50  times(AATCC135)

•Elastic  elongation  of  120%;  abrasion  test  5  (CNS  15142  L3265-­‐2007)

•HRV/HR•Bluetooth  Smart•EN  60601-­‐1  passed•CE0434  Passed

•Plug  repeated  10,000  times,  the  resistance  variation  <5%

Fabric  Cable

Fabric  Electrode

PiezoresistiveFabric

Fabric  Antenna

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Industry

HKPolyU    

ITC/HKRITA

Science

Esquel  TAL  Group

Technology

Innova'on  System:  Hong  Kong  Tex'le  and  Apparel    Industry          

Source:  J.  L  Hu  and  O  C  C  Lin,                              Hong  Kong  Polytechnic  University,  2014  

HKPolyU/ITC  SMTC  

Three Directions

Bio and Shape Memory

Polymers , Fibers Textiles and Apparel

Biomaterials Biomedical Devices Healthcare Beauty-care

Composites Structures Mechanics Image Analysis Simulation

Core Foundation Extension

Shape  Memory  Tex'les  Centre    The  Kong  Polytechnic  Hong  University

 

Development of Polymer and Textile Products: An

Integrated Approach

Preparation of Shape Memory Polymers (SMP)

Characterization of SMP

Fiber preparation/Polymer processing

Textile Processing

Shape Memory Textiles

Evaluation of SMP/Fiber System

Evaluation of the Fabrics

Shape Memory Textiles Centre 1.  2002, $7.76 million from Innovation Technology Fund (ITF) by the

HKSAR to develop shape memory fabrics.

2.  2003, founded in Hong Kong PolyU.

3.  2005, another ITF project to develop shape memory fibers for textile and apparel uses ( 11 millions).

4.  2008, commercialization of SM textiles,

5.  2010, Shape memory fiber by melt spinning (11 millions, Industrial) 6.  2012, Established Yibi Textile Technology Co. Ltd to Manufacture

shape memory polymers in Zhejiang.

Monitoring system for Beijing-Shanghai high-speed rail tracks

Source: Y. Q. Ni, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2014  

Long-term continuous settlement monitoring system for a section of Beijing-Shanghai High Speed Railway

     

Source:  Y.  Q.  Ni,  Hong  Kong  Polytechnic  University,  2014    

FBG-based monitoring in high-speed train Source:  Y.  Q.  Ni,  Hong  Kong  Polytechnic  University,  2014    

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Higher Education: QS Top Universities Ranking-2013 (1)

Name of University 2013 Asia Ranking 2013 World Ranking (a)

Remark

HKUST 1 34 (1st) Hong Kong

University of Hong Kong 2 26 Hong Kong

Nat’l Univ. of Singapore 3 24 Singapore

Seoul Nat’l University 4 35 South Korea

Peking University 5 46 China

KAIST 6 60 (3rd) South Korea

Pohang UST 7 107 (5th) South Korea

Chinese U Hong Kong 8 39 Hong Kong

Tokyo University 9 32 Japan

Kyoto University 10 35 Japan

Nanyang Tech University 11 41(2nd) Singapore

City University HK 12 104 (4th) Hong Kong

Tokyo Institute Technology 13 66 Japan

Tsinghua University 14 48 China

Osaka University 15 55 Japan Remark:  (a)-­‐  Ranking  on  QS  Top  50  under  50,  2013/14  

Higher Education: QS Top Universities Ranking-2013 (2)

Name of University 2013 Asia Ranking 2013 World Ranking (a)

Yonsei University 16 114 South Korea

Tohoku University 17 75 Japan

Nagoya Univesity 18 99 Japan

Korea University 19 145 South Korea

Kyushu University 20 133 Japan

Sungkyunkwan University 21 162 South Korea

National Taiwan University 22 82 Taiwan

Fudan University 23 88 China

Hokaido University 24 144 Japan

Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ 25 161(8th) Hong Kong

UST-China 26 174 China

Shanghai Jiaotung University 27 123 China

Nanjing University 28 175 China

National Chiao-tung University 29 230 Taiwan

National Tsinghua University 30 199 Taiwan

Remark:  (a)-­‐  Ranking  on  QS  Top  50  under  50,    2013/14  

Ø  全 球 顶 尖 50 所年 輕 大 學 排 名 榜 第 1  位  (2013)《    QS  全 球 年 轻 大 学 排 名 2013    》  

 #1,  World's  Top  50  Universi'es  Under  50  (2013)  (QS  Top  50  Under  50  2013)  Ø  全 球 頂 尖 800  所 大 學 排 名 榜 第 34  位 (2013)  《  QS  全 球 大 學 排 名 》  

#34,  World's  Top  800  Universi'es  (2013)  (QS  World  University  Rankings)  

Ø  全 球 顶 尖  400  所 大 学 排 名 榜 第 57  位  (2013/14)《  泰 晤 士 报 高 等 教 育 全 球 大 學 排 名 》  

 #57,  World's  Top  400  Universi'es  (2013/14)  (Times  Higher  EducaIon  World  University  Rankings)  

Ø  亚 洲 顶 尖 300  所 大 学排 名 榜 连 续 3 年 获 第  1  位  (2011  -­‐  2013)《  QS  亚 洲 大 学 排 名 》  

#1,  World's  Top  300  Asian  Universi'es  (2011  -­‐  2013)  (QS  Asian  University  Rankings)  Ø  全 球  EMBA  课 程 排 名 榜 连 续 4 年 获第  1  位 (2013);    

MBA  课 程 排 名 第  8位 (2013)《  金 融 时 报 》  #1,  Global  EMBA  Rankings  (2013)  (Financial  Times)  #8,  MBA  Program  in  the  world  (2013)  (Financial  Times)  

香港科大的国际声誉 HKUST – Global Recognition

Successful Spinoff from HKUST

**幻音數碼    

 Specialist  in  technical  solu'ons  for  consumer  electronics  and  technology  commercializa'on  

     Dr. Jack Lau, CEO and Prof. Tony Chan, President of HKUST

** 香港微晶先进光电科技 APT, Ltd.

Production of High-power LED, chip and module manufacturing, LED light assembly Established 35,000 sq-m factory space for production line and R&D in Nansha in 2012,

with total investment at 1.5 billion RMB. Dr. David Xiao, MD and team-members

概览(累积数目) Fast Facts (Cumulative)

累積發明  Inven'on  Disclosures  

903  專利授權成功率  Patent  Grant  Success  Rate  

80%  

累積專利申請Cumula've  Patent  

Applica'ons  

1627  發明人統計Inventors  Engaged  

1041  

現有申請中及授權專利  

Ac've  Patents  &  Patent  

Applica'ons  

742  創業公司  Startup  

Companies  

55  

產業化比率  Commercializa-­‐

'on  Rate    

34%  

USPTO: 45.8% (norm, 2010)

On average 70-90 invention disclosures every year.

Majority of the granted patents and pending applications are US. Others are rest filed in China, Europe and etc.

(As of Dec 2013)

 Outreach  in  China  

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Ø  Since 2007, total space 35,000 sqm Ø  Supported by the Fok Ying Tung

Foundation Ø  Platform for graduate education,

technology transfer and commercialization

Ø  Highlighted project: •  973/ 863 NSC Programs+ NNSF

Projects •  State Key Laboratories/Projects •  Cooperation with the GIIT& G CAS

Nansha  IT  Park-­‐-­‐HKUST  FYTGS    

Core Technology

Manu- facture

Quality

System Tech

Packaging

Financials Marketing

Distribution, Sales & Service

Value- In-Use

Product

Business

The Value Iceberg

Market

Core Technology

Manu- facture

Quality

System Tech

Packaging

Financials Marketing

Distribution, Sales & Service

Value- In-Use

Product

Business

The Value Pyramid: The tortuous road of entrepreneurship

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Energy  &  Environment  

Product    Strategy  &  Planning  

VALUE  as  perceived                                                        by  market          

Materials  Supply  &  Logis'cs  

Research  &  Development  

Manufacture  

Marke'ng  &  Distribu'on  

Sales  &  Customer  Services  

Accoun'ng  &  Financial  Planning  

Human

 Resou

rces  

Man

agem

ent  

Components  of  a  Successful  Enterprise     (Source: O.C.C. Lin, 2009)

Price  Cost  

Values  of  Successful  Entrepreneurship

Quality  Excellence

Trust    

   Respect    

Perseverance   Teamwork  

Managing  Change

Crea'ng  Niches  

Concluding  Remarks  1.   Successful  innova'on  requires  not  simply  collabora'ons  of  university

 and  industry.    It  also  calls  for  synergis'c  interac'ons  in  the  eco-­‐system    of  two  more  ins'tu'onal  players:  the  technology  ins'tute  and  the  government.    

2.   An  efficient  innova'on  system  requires  the  four  players  to  have  well-­‐defined  individual  objec've,  clear  posi'oning  and  'mely  role,    and    to  reach  out  to  coordinate  with  each  other  concertedly.    

3.   Since  the  late  1980’s,  the  Industrial  Technology  Research  Ins'tute  (ITRI)  has  demonstrated  a  leadership  role  in  the  innova'on  system  of  Taiwan  and  has  expedited  its  transforma'on  to  a  technology  based  economy.  Thus  Taiwan  is  now  an  ac've  player  in  the  world  marketplace  in  fields  such  as  microelectronics,  notebook  personal  computers,  industrial  automa'on,  composite  materials,  specialty  chemicals,  renewable  energy,  environmental  protec'on,    and  others.    

4.                In  the  field  of  tex'les,  the  Tex'le  Technology  Research  Ins'tute  (TTRI)  is  a  leader  in  upgrading  an  apparent  “sunset”  industry  in  Taiwan  to  be  a  thriving  one  with  high  valued  products.    

 

Concluding  Remarks  (Cont’d)    4.              In  Hong  Kong,  universi'es  have  been  playing  an  increasingly  ac've  role

 in  innova'ons.  The  tex'le  and  apparel  sector  was  helped  by  the  Hong  Kong  Polytechnic  University  (HKPolyU)  which  has  provided  integrated  design,  material  science,  tex'les,  and  processing  technology.    More  recently,    fiber  Bragg  Gra'ng  monitoring  technology  has  demonstrated  prac'cal  applica'ons  in  enhancing  safety  and  performance  for  high  speed  rail  transporta'ons  in  China.  

5.   HKUST,  recognized  world’s  fastest  rising  research  university,  has  been  ac've  in  pursuing  IPR  and    technology  outreach.  It  has  spun  off  pioneering  technology  enterprises  in  consumer  electronics  and  green  energy.    

6.   To  fully  realize  the  economic  impacts  of  technology  innova'ons,  dedicated  entrepreneurial  efforts  are  necessary.  It  has  been  shown  that  son  power  aoributes  are  essen'al  for  the  sustainability  of  such  enterprises  and  is  an  subject  needed  to  be  nurtured  for  scien'sts  and  engineers.                  

Son  Power  Aoributes  of  Success    

Integrity  

 

 

Ambi'on/  

Vision  

Capacity  

Leadership  

Source:  Ooo  C.  C.  Lin      The  Technology  Innova'on  Quartet:  Secrets  of  Successful  Entrepreneurship                                Commerce    &  Culture  Press  ,  Taipei,  2013  

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