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Microprogram Information Co.,Ltd engages in the research and development of computer hardware and software in Taiwan, Mainland China, and Europe. The company offers E-bike products, including IoT devices, e-bike computer products, smart locks, device and store management systems, and cycling data platform, as well as e-bike app; E-payment card reader, NFC reader, antenna changeover, module, EM reader module, and reader of electronic ticket modules, as well as Linux ARM system on modules and development kits; and controllers, such as door access card-reading, and smart identification and access card reader controllers. It also provides Bluetooth low energy USB dongles; equipment sensing, environmental sensing, and production process tracking; and smart robot blade/fork, ultra-thin production line detector, and VRS smart vibration sensor products. In addition, the company engages in the wholesale and retail of parts; manufacturing wireless communication machinery and equipment; production of telecommunications control radio frequency equipment; and provision of information software services. It serves transportation, finance, retail, semiconductor manufacturing, and cycling sectors. The company was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan.
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