While the demand for consumer electronics is massive, the issues caused by discarded electronic waste have also garnered significant attention. United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 12, "Responsible Consumption and Production," emphasizes that moving toward sustainable development goals requires shared responsibility from both the consumption and production sides. From today's environmental perspective, while Taiwan's electronics industry is flourishing, it must also shoulder the responsibility for environmental protection and resource circulation. Furthermore, the electronics industry features a vast array of products, and its technology is advancing at a rapid pace daily. Therefore, the introduction of innovative thinking is required to cope with the increasingly massive sources of waste and industrial demands in the future. While creating products, Level 10 utilizes innovative thinking to combine the circular economy with industrial development, enabling industrial waste to be recycled and regenerated in a low-energy, low-cost, and low-pollution manner.
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