For cybersecurity industry: The program has produced over 50 information security threat intelligence reports, complemented by a wealth of insightful forward-looking topic analyses and policy recommendations. For medical technology and precision health industry: The program has led to the construction of a robust health big data upload and automated quality inspection system. It has also laid the groundwork for the seamless integration of diverse biological databases using an interoperable format. Additionally, the program is actively engaged in the development of cutting-edge technologies for disease prediction and diagnosis, focusing on areas such as cancer treatment and AI-assisted remote myocardial infarction diagnosis systems. For green and renewable energy industry: The program has made significant strides in the development of technologies for perovskite solar cells and wind farm–related detection systems. In terms of smart grids, a market participation mechanism has been established to support the integration of emerging power resources. For nat ional defense and strategic industries: Known as the "Product ion of Indigenous Aircraft," this initiative aims to assist domestic industries in developing crucial technologies for advanced jet trainers and for drones. Another initiative, the "Production of Indigenous Vessels and Submarines," focuses on enhancing industrial capabilities in ship design and technologies related to power equipment. For strategic stockpile industries: The government has coordinated with hospitals for the management of wartime drug reserves. This effort extends to encompass information management. XIV
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