In 2019, I embarked on a journey into the realm of business by establishing an artificial intelligence company, Akousist AI, that harnesses the power of algorithms and natural language processing technologies. Our mission is “to improve people’s health and well-being through AI innovation.”As a Chairman of Akousist AI, I successfully led my team in securing orders from esteemed organizations such as the Judicial Yuan, Tri-Service General Hospital, Mackay Memorial Hospital, and even the renowned Stanford University Medical Center, thus assuming the role of Stanford University information supplier. Furthermore, my focus lies in the development of a platform for AI/ML Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) within the medical domain. Thus, my company's foremost objective revolves around assisting experts in expediting innovation and streamlining the time-to-market for software medical devices, thereby attesting to our unwavering dedication to enhancing human health.Our platform caters to researchers lacking programming skills, empowering them to construct AI models more efficiently utilizing clinical data. This transformative approach significantly amplifies the caliber and effectiveness of research outcomes.

From November 2006 to 2018, my professional journey commenced as a corporate consultant, primarily offering comprehensive services in the domains of technical analysis, intellectual property strategy, and intellectual property layout planning, encompassing search comparison analysis. My wide-ranging responsibilities were meticulously tailored to augment the innovative capabilities and competitive advantage of the organizations I collaborated with.Initially, my focal point was directed towards technical analysis and the prognostication of the industry. This entailed conducting comprehensive research on emerging trends, advancements in technology, and the intricacies of the market. The analytical reports I generated furnished actionable insights, empowering enterprises to preempt market changes and align their strategies accordingly.In addition to my acumen in technology forecasting, I also rendered consultation services in the realm of intellectual property layout. This indispensable facet of my service encompassed advising corporations on the judicious management of their innovative endeavors. Moreover, my proficiencies extended to encompass intellectual property layout planning and comparative search analysis. These endeavors mandated a meticulous evaluation of existing patents and intellectual property rights, ensuring the avoidance of potential conflicts whilst identifying opportunities for novel inventions. By means of exhaustive searches and astute comparisons, I have ensured that the intellectual property portfolios of the enterprises under my purview are robust and compliant with global intellectual property standards.

From October 2002 to October 2006, I served as an Assistant Researcher at the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology, where I was deeply involved in pioneering research and development in several key technological areas. My work primarily focused on advancing technologies critical to modern communications and defense systems.One of my significant contributions was in the development of technology using Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic (LTCC) applications. This work aimed at harnessing the benefits of LTCC for high-frequency electronic devices, enhancing their performance and reliability while minimizing their size and cost. The LTCC technology proved instrumental in various applications, including telecommunications and aerospace, where high-density packaging and thermal stability are paramount.Additionally, I participated the development of radar altimeter technology. This endeavor involved creating sophisticated radar systems capable of precisely measuring altitude, a critical component for aviation safety and accuracy. The technology developed significantly improved the reliability and precision of altitude measurements, contributing to safer and more efficient flight operations.Furthermore, as a member of the Intellectual Property Rights Project Office, I was involved in managing and protecting the intellectual property generated from our research activities. This role entailed ensuring that our innovations were adequately patented.