Glory Technology

Railway Communication System exported to Thailand SRT Bangkok Red line. Provide integrated services of 3 SI (System + Solution + Service Integrator). Collaborated with the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to replicate the successful experience of metro and high-speed rail communication systems, leading Taiwanese manufacturers to export MIT products and technologies.

Glory Technology has extensive experience in overseas projects, including the Bangkok SRT Red Line Phase 1 (Thailand), Manila MRT Line 3 (Philippines), Malaysia KVMRT Line 3, Bohol Airport (Philippines), Suvarnabhumi Airport (Thailand), Bangkok SRT Red Line Phase 2 (Thailand), Bangkok MRT Orange Line (Thailand), the Smart City Project for Singtel (Singapore), and the Los Angeles International Airport (U.S.). With these international achievements, the company has established itself as meeting the standards of a world-class system integration enterprise.

Taiwan has established a well-developed and globally competitive industrial chain in smart transportation. Glory Technology adopts a strategic approach of “Build on Taiwan’s success and shine abroad.” Through an innovative business model, the company leverages its successful experience in metro and high-speed rail communication systems to participate in railway projects in Thailand. Glory Technology has also obtained the System Integration (SI) Certificate from Thailand’s State Railway (SRT). By doing so, Glory Technology leads Taiwanese companies in bringing MIT (Made in Taiwan) products and technologies to the global market.

Building on its successful experience from the Taipei Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) Public-Private Partnership (PPP) project, Glory Technology has used Taipei City as a testbed for innovation, research, and commercial service development. The company transforms innovative ideas and technological achievements into viable business applications for international markets. Glory Technology is now actively engaging with major global consortiums, aiming to replicate Taipei’s success in emerging New Southbound countries such as Thailand and the Philippines. Smart city applications can be considered "innovative business models." By leveraging practical experience and field-verified results gained from successfully resolving urban issues, the resulting technological innovations and business service models, such as urban disaster prevention and smart grids, can be replicated in other cities, empowering participating domestic businesses with significant market potential and international competitiveness.

1. Glory Technology’s major ongoing projects both in Taiwan and abroad include:
• Railway Industry - New Construction
Domestic: Taiwan High Speed Rail Track Communication Engineering, Taipei MRT Track Communication Engineering
Overseas: Thailand SRT Bangkok Red-Line Core E&M
• Railway Industry – Renovation & Optimization
Domestic: Kaohsiung MRT Communication System Renovation, Taiwan Railways Ticketing System Network Optimization, etc.
Overseas: Philippines Manila MRT Line-3 Renovation
• Smart Airport – ICT & Facilities
Domestic: Taichung Airport BHS project, Taoyuan Airport Terminal 3 ICT project, radio system, etc.
Overseas: Dubai AL Maktoum International Airport, US Miami Airport
• Smart Energy Industry
Domestic: Taipower Smart Grid AMI, GE CCPP Power Plant Communication Engineering, etc.
Overseas: HK Electric Smart Grid AMI PoC
• Smart City ICT Infrastructure
Domestic: Taipei FTTH, Google IDC, Asia Pacific Telecom, etc.
Overseas: Singapore Smart City Program (Main Contractor: SingTel)
• National Disaster Prevention, Relief, and Rescue Program
Domestic: National Fire Agency Disaster Prevention and Rescue ICT System Deployment and Operation Project, Maritime and Port Bureau Smart Maritime Safety System, etc.
Overseas: Vietnam HoChiMinh & Hanoi EOC Proposal
• Public Safety & Security
Domestic: Smart Security and Firefighting Systems for municipal police and fire departments
Overseas: Hong Kong FSD Security (Main Contractor: AIRBUS)
2. Glory Technology leverages an innovative business model to replicate its successful experience in metro and high-speed rail communication systems in Taiwan. The company has participated in railway projects in Thailand and obtained recognition from the Thai SRT as a certified rail communication system integrator, leading Taiwanese companies in bringing MIT (Made in Taiwan) products and technologies to international markets. The key highlights of Glory Technology’s international projects include:

• Build expertise and replicate successful domestic experience
• Replicate successful bidding experience of Taipei Metro
• Taiwan A-Team: Partnering with global industry leaders
• Applied system integration experience to Thailand by participating in the Bangkok MRT PPP tender

SIPA facilitated Glory Technology’s successful application of rail communication technology to Thailand. Through the SIPA platform and Taiwan–Thailand matchmaking activities, SIPA assisted Glory Technology in connecting with local stakeholders to explore potential local projects. Moreover, the company’s achievements and international publicity from the SRT Bangkok Red Line Phase 1 project helped pave the way for the signing of the Phase 2 contract. The Red Line Phase 1 was completed and began trial operations in November 2020, with full-line operations scheduled for 2021. The total project value was approximately NT$3.75 billion. The SRT Bangkok Red Line Phase 2 is expected to be contracted in 2025, while Glory Technology is seeking to continue collaborating with CTCI and Alstom in bidding for the 2021 Bangkok MRT Orange Line project. Glory Technology's overseas achievements in the past two years are detailed in the following table :