- Business
- Shuttle Inc. (2405.TW) designs, manufactures and sells small form factor computers, industrial computers, kiosks and related IoT solutions worldwide; the company operates through computer equipment and medical devices segments, offering products including XPC barebones and mini-PCs such as cube mini-towers, slim PCs, nano PCs and all-in-one PCs; industrial embedded computers, edge computing computers, panel PCs, medical touch computers and industrial-grade panel PCs supporting applications in smart transportation, surveillance, factory automation, deep learning, machine vision and AI image recognition; kiosk solutions for public services, smart retail and smart healthcare with modular designs integrating peripherals; digital signage media players and facial recognition systems for access control, retail services, network monitoring and automation; IoT system integration services in smart retail, medical technology, smart healthcare, smart factory, transportation and surveillance; and medical technology products through subsidiary Carilex Medical, comprising anti-bedsore air cushion beds, negative pressure wound therapy devices and IoT medical innovations with CE marking in multiple countries. Shuttle serves commercial, industrial and medical markets via resellers, partners and system integrators in Taiwan, the United States, Europe, Asia, China and other international regions. Founded in 1983 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, the company maintains subsidiaries including branch offices in the US and Germany, employs around 500-1,800 staff with a strong R&D focus comprising 30% of workforce, and adheres to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and sustainability standards such as RoHS, ErP and REACH. Recent developments include the SPC series edge AI computers winning the 2026 Taiwan Excellence Award for innovation and reliability, alongside ongoing expansions in AIoT applications for smart retail, automation, hospitality, security and smart medical sectors; third-quarter 2025 earnings showed EPS of NT$0.024 versus a loss in the prior year, reflecting improved profitability amid stable revenue of NT$1.68 billion TTM.