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SHL Medical Donates Static and Dynamic Testing Machine to CYCU.

SHL Medical, a leading provider of self-injection solutions, donated an ElectroPuls™ E10000 all-electric, high-precision dual-axis static and dynamic testing machine to the Smart Manufacturing Research and Development Center of Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) on November 21, 2024. This contribution represents a concrete effort to nurture Taiwan’s future talent. Not only does this initiative strengthen SHL Medical’s long-standing commitment to supporting innovative talent, but it also establishes a new paradigm for academia-industry collaboration.

The ElectroPuls E10000 is an advanced materials testing device capable of performing both static and dynamic testing on materials such as plastics and metals, as well as components. Utilizing oil-free linear and rotary motor technology, it operates without contaminating the environment and features superior dynamic performance. This equipment will provide students with valuable hands-on experience, helping them develop practical skills and research capabilities. Furthermore, SHL Medical will offer technical support and training to CYCU, ensuring students can competently operate this industry-grade equipment.

Peter Heuberger, Global Head of Testing and Simulation at SHL Medical, stated: “In the rapidly evolving field of medical technology, this donation marks an important milestone in our commitment to equipping students with the tools and skills they need to thrive. By providing students with the opportunity to operate this testing machine, we hope to inspire them and enhance their learning experience.”

Prof. Yi-Feng Lin, Distinguished Professor and Dean of the College of Engineering at Chung Yuan Christian University, expressed gratitude for SHL Medical’s generous donation, noting: “This donation not only enriches CYCU’s educational resources but also prepares students for their future careers.”

Prof. Hsia-Tsung Chen, Director of the Smart Manufacturing Research and Development Center at CYCU, remarked that the center integrates the university’s long-standing research and development achievements in the field of smart manufacturing. It encompasses a wide range of core Industry 4.0 technologies, including IoT, big data, CPS, robotics, 3D printing, and artificial intelligence, all of which are applied to a smart manufacturing demonstration line. This initiative supports companies in technological innovation and upgrades, fostering an industrial cluster for intelligent mold manufacturing and forming.

Since early 2024, SHL Medical has partnered with Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) to bridge the gap between academia and industry. This collaboration includes launching internship programs for the next generation of talent, providing students from CYCU and other Taiwanese universities with opportunities to gain in-depth insights into the development of autoinjectors. SHL Medical’s commitment to driving innovation through diverse perspectives has attracted both local and international students, enabling participants to acquire the essential skills and knowledge needed for successful careers in the medical technology industry through hands-on experience at SHL’s manufacturing and development facilities.

SHL Medical is a global leader in the design, development, and manufacturing of advanced drug delivery systems. Wen-Hung Feng, General Manager of SHL Taiwan, stated: “As a global company rooted in Taiwan, we are dedicated to investing in various talent development programs to help students achieve excellence. Collaborating with academic institutions allows us to cultivate a diverse talent pipeline, reflecting SHL’s commitment to innovation and excellence.”

SHL Medical’s talent development programs align seamlessly with its strategic objectives in innovation and corporate social responsibility. These programs help shape a corporate culture that is creative, diverse, and collaborative, ensuring that future leaders in medical technology are well-prepared to advance patient empowerment and autonomy.

This talent development collaboration program also includes on-site visits to SHL Medical’s state-of-the-art facilities in Taiwan, providing students with first-hand insights into the complexities of autoinjector manufacturing. During these visits, students have the opportunity to engage directly with industry professionals and observe innovative processes, deepening their understanding of SHL Medical’s operations and gaining valuable knowledge on how to deliver better care for patients. These experiences lay a strong foundation for their future careers.

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