Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021, one of the largest annual technology conventions held in the United States, has just ended.

Due to the global pandemic, this year's CES was held virtually, with a wide range of tailor made sessions and workshops catered to a global audience.

This time around, Taiwan Tech Arena alongside the Ministry of Science and Technology, featured 100 Taiwanese startup companies at the Taiwan Pavilion, a virtual showroom powered by virtual reality.

To further support more Taiwanese startups and present them on a global stage, both TTA and MOST have been working alongside each other in these key areas:

1. Providing 1-on-1 tailor-made training to improve corporate and key personnel soft-skills.
   
2. Creating virtual exhibition areas to promote Taiwanese companies to the world.
   
3. Producing corporate and 3D videos for the teams as marketing materials to create greater market awareness.
   
4. Encouraging and assisting teams with local and global pitching events for business matching and fundraising.
   

Taiwan Pavilion can also be viewed online in a 3D-like virtual reality environment, and featured companies in Smart Living, Tech for Good, Cybersecurity and Cloud, Healthcare and Wellness, and Mobility Tech industries respectively.