Taiwan Intelligent Robotics Company, Ltd.
Taipei-based robotics company founded in 2008, delivering custom robot arms, IVD medical devices, logistics automation, and AI inspection robots for.
Taiwan Intelligent Robotics Company, Ltd. (TIRC), founded in 2008 and headquartered at 9F, No. 335, Ruiguang Rd., Neihu District, Taipei City, Taiwan, is a full-service custom robotics design, engineering, and manufacturing company. TIRC focuses on three verticals: robotics, automation, and healthcare. In healthcare, the company designs and manufactures advanced in vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices, including nucleic acid extraction systems, immunoassay analyzers, molecular detection systems, and sleep apnea diagnostic devices.
In logistics, TIRC provides automated e-commerce packaging solutions that open boxes, sort, package, print, and label orders based on size, weight, and type. The company also manufactures high-precision customized robot arms featuring modular quick-assembly design and simplified calibration systems. In collaboration with ITRI and Taiwan Power (Taipower), TIRC developed AI-powered outdoor inspection robots deployed at high-voltage substations.
TIRC's technical capabilities include customized circuit design, software development, algorithm development, and system integration for the niche robotic logistics, IVD, and professional service robot markets.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Outdoor Inspection Robot
Autonomous outdoor substation inspection robot with thermal imaging for equipment monitoring.
Indoor Orbital Inspection Robot
Rail-mounted orbital inspection robot for indoor industrial equipment monitoring.
Mobile Streaming Camera and AI Safety System
Mobile AI streaming camera system for real-time factory and site safety monitoring.
On Demand Auto Labeling System
Automated on-demand labeling system for e-commerce packaging lines.
On Demand Carton Erector and Sealing Machine
Automated carton erecting and sealing machine sized to order dimensions.
BLE MESH IIoT Transmission System
Low-power BLE mesh IIoT transmission system for wide-coverage factory data monitoring.
Contact Taiwan Intelligent Robotics Company, Ltd.
WEBSITE
https://en.tirc.com.twPHONE
+886 2 2517 0000HEADQUARTERS
Taiwan
Company Facts
Founded
2008
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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