To further facilitate the development of the manufacturing industry and technologies, the Foundation provided funding for educational or non-profit projects, especially in the development of machinery and manufacturing technologies, organized by universities, tertiary and research institutions, and professional bodies covering the following three areas:
Activities and projects that stimulate young talented people with an interest in machinery and production technologies with a particular emphasis in the following areas:
a)Mechanical and material engineering (including the manufacturing of machine tools, production machines, plastic machinery and plastic or metal material manufacturing, etc.);
b) Industrial and manufacturing automation (including robotics, computer aided design and manufacturing, computer integrated manufacturing, and etc.)
Organization of conferences and seminars
Translation or publication of training materials. Successful applicants may receive funding from US$5,000 to US$15,000 per project.
