Chunghwa Technology Launches Scalable AI Applications with Autonomous Patrol Robots at Smart City Expo on March 17

Chung Bao Technology has officially launched its AI applications on a large scale. On March 17, at the upcoming 2026 Smart City Expo, the company will showcase its first autonomous patrolling AI robot. During a media spring banquet held today, February 25, Chung Bao’s Chairman, Lin Jianhan, declared 2026 as the “Year of AI Large-Scale Applications.” He emphasized that applications related to smart cities have fully transitioned into practical implementation, aiming to enhance urban safety and management through an integrated platform service model.

At the Smart City Expo, Chung Bao will present an AI virtual guard designed for autonomous patrolling. This innovation focuses on three key market opportunities: urban disaster prevention, resilient smart care, and the Chung Bao Infinite Flying Drone Platform. By utilizing AI for autonomous inspections, the company aims to help clients address workforce and cost challenges, ultimately boosting operational efficiency.

Chung Bao noted that as enterprises and public sectors increasingly demand urban resilience and safety governance, the company is shifting from selling individual equipment to offering integrated solutions. In recent years, Chung Bao has actively developed a “Safety Field Integration Platform Solution,” connecting electrical engineering, disaster prevention, cybersecurity, and AI recognition technologies. This provides clients with a comprehensive service from implementation to maintenance, enhancing long-term collaboration and increasing service revenue.

During the 2026 Smart City Expo, Chung Bao will unveil multiple AI application results, focusing on two main areas: “Generative AI Smart Recognition” and “Autonomous Patrolling Technology.” By employing generative AI image training models, the company aims to improve the accuracy of identifying high-risk objects and strengthen public space warning mechanisms. Chairman Lin Jianhan stated that integrating generative AI into field safety management is expected to create new system integration and service opportunities.

Chung Bao Technology has gradually established a dual approach combining “physical security + digital security” by integrating the group’s cybersecurity and AI technology resources. This positions the company well for anticipated growth driven by smart city and enterprise transformation needs.

Looking ahead, Chung Bao will continue to deepen the application of AI technologies to assist governments and enterprises in building safer, smarter, and more sustainable urban environments. The company emphasizes that in 2026, it will further optimize its AI integration capabilities and service processes, strengthen long-term contract models, and enhance operational management effectiveness, making smart city initiatives a key growth driver.

In terms of innovation and R&D, Chung Bao will showcase various achievements at the 2026 Smart City Expo, including Taiwan’s first autonomous patrolling AI virtual guard. This robot integrates field sensing with remote monitoring systems to establish a 24-hour smart patrolling mode, reducing reliance on human resources and improving management efficiency.

Additionally, in the realm of AI drone applications, Chung Bao has fully developed an AI drone autonomous inspection system. This system utilizes predetermined flight paths and real-time image analysis technology for inspections of large parks and infrastructure, enhancing inspection coverage and response speed.

Chung Bao indicates that all AI-related applications have already been implemented and tested in real-world environments. Moving forward, the company plans to replicate these platform-based structures in more cities and industry scenarios, gradually expanding the practical application depth of AI technology in smart cities.

Chung Bao reiterates that in 2026, it will continue to optimize AI integration capabilities and service processes, strengthen long-term contract models, and enhance operational management efficiency, thereby driving smart city initiatives as one of the company’s growth engines and improving overall urban management effectiveness.