Automation Taipei 2026
A Successful Wrap-Up
Thank you to everyone who visited BrainChild at Booth L102, including our customers, partners, and industry professionals.
We look forward to seeing you again and exploring new possibilities together.
DR Makes Its Debut with a More Flexible Approach to Industrial Monitoring
A key highlight of this year’s exhibition was the DR Distributed Recorder. Built around a distributed architecture consisting of MeshGate and SensNode, DR incorporates BrainChild Mesh* wireless technology, allowing SensNodes to be deployed close to equipment and monitoring points based on actual site requirements. This approach helps reduce the installation and distance constraints associated with conventional centralized wiring.
From individual equipment monitoring to distributed, multi-point measurement across larger facilities, DR brings wireless connectivity, distributed deployment, and centralized management into a unified system architecture. With capabilities including Web Server access, historical data management, and OPC UA connectivity, DR can also interface with SCADA, MES, and other higher-level systems, providing a more flexible foundation for industrial monitoring and data management.
PRODUCT LAUNCH
TECH TALKS
ON-SITE ENGAGEMENT
From Signal to Insight
In addition to the new DR Distributed Recorder, BrainChild showcased the PR V2.0, XH Series, MCT, SP10, IA10, C Series, and other products spanning industrial control, data recording, and smart monitoring applications.
Building on decades of industry experience and in-house R&D expertise, BrainChild brings together field-level signal acquisition, process control, data recording, wireless monitoring, and system integration—helping customers build more flexible and connected solutions for their operations.
BrainChild — turning field-level signals into insights that create greater value.
PR V2.0 & PRM
MCT、SP10、C Series
XH Series & IA10
We sincerely thank everyone who visited BrainChild at Booth L102, attended our product launch and technical sessions, and shared their applications and ideas with our team. We look forward to continuing these conversations and turning the connections made at Automation Taipei 2026 into new applications and opportunities for collaboration.