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Mileston
Mileston :
1962: Taiwan Tai-Hao was established in Banqiao with a capital of only USD 16,000.
1965: The first factory was set up in Tucheng, equipped with 10 injection molding machines for producing plastic injection parts.
1980: An overseas sales department was established in Taipei City, primarily selling PVC tubing, keycaps, and keyboard switches.
1987: With the booming growth of the computer peripheral market and rising demand, Taiwan Tai-Hao began producing complete keyboards, achieving notable success and increasing company capital.
1990: A sales division was established in the United States to expand export operations.
1991: The second finished product production facility was established in Banqiao.
1995: A keyboard factory was established in Zhaoqing, China, allowing the Taiwan headquarters to focus on developing high-tech products.
1995: After several years of effort, annual revenue reached USD 8 million, affirming Tai-Hao’s technological capabilities in OEM and ODM.
1998: The Zhaoqing factory in China received ISO 9002 certification.
2000: Tai-Hao began developing IC card readers and keyboard products, establishing a partnership with a Swedish biometrics company to become the regional patent agent for fingerprint recognition technology.
2000: Due to ODM projects for European clients, Tai-Hao began developing optical mice.
2001: To enhance production capacity for keyboard products, a second keyboard factory was established in Bao'an, Shenzhen, China.
2002: Tai-Hao ventured into the research and production of portable hard drives and MP3 players, marking its entry into consumer electronics.
2002: The Bao'an factory received ISO 9001:2000 certification.
2003: Tai-Hao’s R&D team began developing Bluetooth products.
2004: The company achieved annual revenue of USD 22 million.
2005: In response to competition from low-cost keyboards in China, Tai-Hao invested in more machinery to enhance competitiveness.
2006: Plans were initiated for developing esports products.
2007: The double-shot keycap was developed and patented.
2008: The financial crisis led to a more conservative market approach, collaborating with manufacturers and clients to develop new products.
2009: Successfully developed solar and USB rechargeable headlamps.
2010: Received government contracts for card reader keyboards abroad.
2011: Successfully developed LED-backlit keyboards.
2012: Focus shifted to the R&D of gaming keyboards and mice.
2013: Launched Cherry MX double-shot keycaps.
2014: Developed a series of ABS Cherry MX double-shot keycaps.
2015: Launched PBT Cherry MX double-shot keycaps, receiving positive market feedback.
2016: Developed high-quality backlit double-shot keycaps.
2017: Introduced Cubic-height keycaps.
2018: Released ALPS keycaps and Avatar Out of Mind keycaps.
2019: Collaborated with ZSA Technology Labs to produce PBT backlit keycaps.
2020: Launched Cherry Blossom-themed color gradient backlit keycaps.
2021: Obtained a U.S. invention design patent.
2021: Collaborated with KONO Store for Snowsgiving Discord keycaps.
2021: Released Avatar 2: Out of Mind backlit keycaps.
2021: Introduced new translucent keycaps.
2022: Launched BOBO uniform height keycaps and second-generation TPR rubber keycaps.
2023: Released the new Moonlight keycap and secured a U.S. invention patent for the new keycap design.
2024: Launched new low-profile double-shot backlit keycaps.
1962: Taiwan Tai-Hao was established in Banqiao with a capital of only USD 16,000.
1965: The first factory was set up in Tucheng, equipped with 10 injection molding machines for producing plastic injection parts.
1980: An overseas sales department was established in Taipei City, primarily selling PVC tubing, keycaps, and keyboard switches.
1987: With the booming growth of the computer peripheral market and rising demand, Taiwan Tai-Hao began producing complete keyboards, achieving notable success and increasing company capital.
1990: A sales division was established in the United States to expand export operations.
1991: The second finished product production facility was established in Banqiao.
1995: A keyboard factory was established in Zhaoqing, China, allowing the Taiwan headquarters to focus on developing high-tech products.
1995: After several years of effort, annual revenue reached USD 8 million, affirming Tai-Hao’s technological capabilities in OEM and ODM.
1998: The Zhaoqing factory in China received ISO 9002 certification.
2000: Tai-Hao began developing IC card readers and keyboard products, establishing a partnership with a Swedish biometrics company to become the regional patent agent for fingerprint recognition technology.
2000: Due to ODM projects for European clients, Tai-Hao began developing optical mice.
2001: To enhance production capacity for keyboard products, a second keyboard factory was established in Bao'an, Shenzhen, China.
2002: Tai-Hao ventured into the research and production of portable hard drives and MP3 players, marking its entry into consumer electronics.
2002: The Bao'an factory received ISO 9001:2000 certification.
2003: Tai-Hao’s R&D team began developing Bluetooth products.
2004: The company achieved annual revenue of USD 22 million.
2005: In response to competition from low-cost keyboards in China, Tai-Hao invested in more machinery to enhance competitiveness.
2006: Plans were initiated for developing esports products.
2007: The double-shot keycap was developed and patented.
2008: The financial crisis led to a more conservative market approach, collaborating with manufacturers and clients to develop new products.
2009: Successfully developed solar and USB rechargeable headlamps.
2010: Received government contracts for card reader keyboards abroad.
2011: Successfully developed LED-backlit keyboards.
2012: Focus shifted to the R&D of gaming keyboards and mice.
2013: Launched Cherry MX double-shot keycaps.
2014: Developed a series of ABS Cherry MX double-shot keycaps.
2015: Launched PBT Cherry MX double-shot keycaps, receiving positive market feedback.
2016: Developed high-quality backlit double-shot keycaps.
2017: Introduced Cubic-height keycaps.
2018: Released ALPS keycaps and Avatar Out of Mind keycaps.
2019: Collaborated with ZSA Technology Labs to produce PBT backlit keycaps.
2020: Launched Cherry Blossom-themed color gradient backlit keycaps.
2021: Obtained a U.S. invention design patent.
2021: Collaborated with KONO Store for Snowsgiving Discord keycaps.
2021: Released Avatar 2: Out of Mind backlit keycaps.
2021: Introduced new translucent keycaps.
2022: Launched BOBO uniform height keycaps and second-generation TPR rubber keycaps.
2023: Released the new Moonlight keycap and secured a U.S. invention patent for the new keycap design.
2024: Launched new low-profile double-shot backlit keycaps.