In 2025, Wistron Corporation Headquarters was completed in the Zhubei AI Smart Park. A wall is erected that blends cultural poetry with modern technology, embodying Wistron’s spirit and vision for the future.

Upon entering, visitors are greeted by the wall’s front surface, composed of perforated metal forming flowing, curved patterns inspired by the “ripples left by a boat gliding across the sea.” Accompanied by the internal lighting’s rhythmic movement, it evokes a vessel continuously navigating and exploring the unknown—a metaphorical technology ship. This imagery resonates with the Austronesian cultural symbolism of the boat, representing migration and pioneering spirit, while concretely extending Wistron’s philosophy: technology-driven, forward-moving, and trend-setting.

A Vision of the Future Inspired by Austronesian Wisdom

The reverse side of the brand wall carries a quotation from the Chairman Simon Lin, deepening the design narrative and its historical context. In an interview, he once remarked: “Lafin Sawmah’s "Fawah" is not merely a boat; it symbolizes the technological wisdom that enabled Austronesian peoples to voyage from Taiwan to distant corners of the Pacific thousands of years ago.” This statement highlights cultural confidence while mirroring Wistron’s own aspiration—to take technology as its vessel, to carry knowledge forward, and to navigate across eras.

A Kinetic Poem in Light and Steel

Composed of low-saturation, high-quality metal materials, the installation evokes a sense of futurism and professional refinement. As guests move through the space, they embark on a quiet voyage where technology and art converge—reserved, yet full of tension. More than a brand wall, it becomes a three-dimensional poem of corporate narrative, bearing witness to Wistron’s journey from Taiwan to the world and its pursuit of new technological frontiers illuminated by the light of innovation.

Organizer｜Wistron Corporation
Project Manager｜Rita Yeh
Content Planning｜Grace Hung、Kiki Huang
Visual Design｜AN-AN WANG
Motion Design｜Aaron Chang
Software Development｜Jin Lee
Feature Wall Production｜T.A.K. Design Associates