On September 19, 2025, the ACME Co., Ltd. team visited the Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition (TADTE 2025). The visit focused on emerging trends in aerospace and defense supply chains, particularly new materials and unmanned systems, while also assessing potential pathways for cross-industry collaboration and the practical implementation of dual-use applications.

The core objectives of the visit centered on process reliability, mission responsiveness, and supply chain resilience. ACME explored how its existing technologies and product portfolio can align with both aerospace-defense and civilian market demands, identifying opportunities for commercialization and long-term partnerships.

• Air Filtration: Growing demand for clean air environments highlights opportunities in HVAC system filters, particularly for facilities requiring high levels of air purity, such as control centers, cleanrooms, and defense operations bases.
• Protective and Medical Consumables: The development of nonwoven composites for high-barrier fibers and specialized textiles offers strong potential in military-grade protection and medical defense, reinforcing supply resilience for mission-critical scenarios.
• Energy and Electronics Industries: Applications of insulating fabrics (PEI) for metal structures, battery packs, and electronic module components demonstrate strong potential for integration into next-generation energy storage systems and high-performance electronics.
• Functional Textiles and Sustainability: Innovations in flame-retardant, heat-resistant, low-VOC, and recyclable fabrics can support green building materials, energy-efficient vehicles, and renewable energy maintenance operations, aligning with global ESG requirements and international sustainability benchmarks.
• OEM/ODM Integrated Services: Leveraging ACME’s extensive global OEM/ODM experience, defense and aerospace requirements can be rapidly converted into customized filtration modules or specialized textile solutions, expediting cross-industry adoption, testing, and certification processes.

ACME envisions a roadmap where dual-use technologies are productized and scaled into both civilian and government project markets. By combining in-house manufacturing and testing capabilities with strategic partnerships, ACME aims to accelerate market penetration, enhance brand visibility, and strengthen its position within the aerospace-defense ecosystem.

In particular, the team noted strong interest in multi-functional materials that can serve both defense-grade resilience and commercial sustainability standards. These insights not only reaffirm ACME’s R&D strategy but also highlight the importance of continuous adaptation to international compliance, safety, and environmental frameworks. Moving forward, ACME intends to actively pursue pilot projects with cross-sector clients, ensuring its solutions remain both technologically advanced and commercially viable.