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Industrial Electronics
Malaysia encourages companies in this sub-sector to develop, market, and maintain electronic industrial solutions, spanning from the electrical grid to user endpoints for businesses.
Industrial electronics includes computer peripherals, telecommunication devices, transmitters, routers, and embedded systems.
Malaysia leverages trade advantages through GATT’s Generalised System of Preferences (GSP), unilateral trade deals, and initiatives like AFTA, ASEAN, and the RCEP Agreement. The RCEP strives for a liberal and competitive regional setting, bolstered by enhanced investment facilitation and aftercare. The country boasts exceptional infrastructure, technological prowess, and manufacturing versatility to cater to global business needs.
Malaysia’s industrial electronics sub-sector prioritises high-tech applications for increased value-added activities. It’s transitioning toward greater sophistication through advanced technology, yielding intricate products. Malaysia hosts a well-established electronic industrial cluster, centred mainly in Penang and Kulim, Kedah.
Automatic Data
Processing Machines
Biometrics
Mechatronics & Robotics
Professional Scientific and Test Measuring Equipment
Test and measurement devices encompass a range of analytical tools designed to detect and quantify physical properties, biological interactions, and electrical signals. These instruments play a crucial role in various industries by enabling precise assessments and evaluations. Moreover, the global test and measurement market serves as a cornerstone in advancing innovation, facilitating the creation of new products and technologies across diverse sectors.
The rising demand for
advanced PCBs and surface mounted
technology.
This is expected to drive the automated
optical inspection system market in the
future.
In the area of technologically advanced electronic devices, the assurance of efficiently tested printed circuit boards (PCBs) becomes paramount. These boards must conform to stringent manufacturing and safety standards that underpin their overall development. Here, the automated optical inspection system market plays a pivotal role by offering highly specialised testing and intricate fault detection mechanisms. These systems operate seamlessly at every juncture of the PCB production process, ensuring that the final product aligns with quality and reliability benchmarks.
The Ministry of Communications and Multimedia commenced the rollout of 5G technology in 2022, with a key focus on enhancing connectivity as a top government priority. These endeavours are carried out through meticulous planning and targeted goals outlined in the National Digital Network Plan (JENDELA).
The 5G network project implementation measures encompass connectivity availability, recipients, regulations, and industry involvement. As of June 2023, the rollout of the 5G network in Malaysia has achieved 62.1% coverage of populated areas involving 5,058 5G sites. Industries are anticipated to utilise 70% of the 5G deployment, with the remaining 30% designated for public use.
The 5G Demonstration Project achieved significant success. In an oil and gas industry demonstration, robots effectively replaced engineers remotely. 5G technology resolved critical issues concerning worker safety and efficiency enhancement in oil rig operations.
5G technologies bring substantial advantages to the tourism sector, introducing novel experiences. Virtual reality technology, for instance, enables tourists to access 360-degree views of attractions via high-definition video live streaming to virtual reality lenses or LCD panels.
JENDELA, designed to enhance connectivity and communication quality, will be gradually rolled out across the nation. The goal is to achieve 100% 4G coverage in populated areas with 100 Mbps mobile broadband speeds by the conclusion of 2025. JENDELA forms a pivotal part of initiatives aimed at enhancing the country’s digital infrastructure, driven by the growing post-pandemic demand for superior fixed and mobile broadband coverage.
JENDELA is being implemented as part of the 12th Malaysia Plan (2021-2025), serving as the groundwork for a comprehensive transition to 5G technology.
