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iWavenology was founded in 2020 by an R&D team from the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan University.
We specialize in advanced wireless communication technologies and are the first private company in Taiwan to deploy wireless detection
and positioning systems in national facilities.
By integrating proprietary IC modules, antennas, and firmware algorithms,
we deliver high-performance wireless localization solutions for UAV detection, autonomous systems, smart factories, healthcare, and robotics,
serving clients across Europe, the United States, and Asia.
Born in the Lab. Built for Innovation.
Born in the Lab. Built for Innovation.
iWavenology was founded by Professor Shau-Gang Mao and a team of Electrical Engineering students from National Taiwan University (NTU).
Motivated by the observation that many outstanding university graduates are unable to fully apply their academic knowledge and research potential after entering the industry, Professor Mao sought to bridge the gap between academic research and industrial application.
Leveraging his over 30 years of expertise in wireless communications, he established iWavenology to create a platform where young talents can transform laboratory innovations into impactful commercial solutions.
Today, over 50% of the company’s workforce is dedicated to research and development.
Edge AI Computing for Integrated Hardware & Software Solutions.
Edge AI Computing for Integrated Hardware & Software Solutions.
At iWavenology, innovation in wireless positioning and tracking has always been at the heart of what we do.
By combining AI edge computing with proprietary IC design, circuitry, and antenna modules, we create high-performance, precision wireless positioning systems powered by advanced AI algorithms.
Our technology overcomes the common challenges of traditional systems — from inaccurate image recognition to limited range, high power consumption, and cost — delivering a fully integrated hardware–software solution that defines our competitive edge.
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