Megaforce today announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with USA-based PKG, an industry-leading in user interface design and manufacture company. The Governor of Idaho and MOEA (Ministry of Economic Affairs, R.O.C.) officials jointly witnessed the signing ceremony.
The MoU outlines a long-term relationship regarding the promotion and leverage of technologies and resources both in Taiwan and in the United States of America. It also involves strategic cooperation between companies in terms of innovative technology development, joint investments into manufacturing, startup companies and other future possibilities.
The project represents a significant step for Megaforce in its commitment towards an innovative and competitive value. “We are entering a new era of Intelligent Connected CDMO (Contract Development Manufacture Organization) that will scale up our capabilities.” said Eric Chen, Director of Biomedical Business Unit, Megaforce, adding: “Megaforce and PKG are playing a critical role for each other in the fields of technologies development, products procurement, and sales channels distribution. Our aim at cooperation is to generate optimized solutions in medical and aerospace industries.”
Megaforce is highly professional in contract manufacturing complex, high-precision injection molded components and also conducting DFM/PFM planning and assessment. It has its manufacturing factories and sites throughout Taiwan, China, the United States, and Mexico. With advanced developing centers and leading production capabilities, Megaforce pro-actively engages in its clients’ early product development by customizing technologies and raw materials, include the Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) molding technique, bi-injection/ multi-injection molding, mount technology with high-adhesive UV glue, silicone handle oil, ..etc.
“We are very delighted to gain such a strong strategic partner. PKG’s profound knowledge of medical user interface solutions includes all the components required to create a successful user experience. It takes into account unique workflow needs, human factor variances, the need for accommodating ergonomic efficiencies, and global usage requirements.” addressed Eric Chen, adding “With increased innovation in medical industry, our cooperation is also specifically committed to identifying and connecting with medical device startups both in two countries.”
