PERPETUAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
Taiwan R.O.C.
MOVA® globe was inspired by our own planet earth, peacefully turning on its own in the outer space for billions of years, breathing upon us the night and day, the sun and star, that make life possible on our planet earth. Our dream, since the founding of our company in 2003, is to take advanced, environmental friendly technologies and recreate the magic, peaceful motion of the planet earth, so we may enjoy it from the comfort of our homes and offices, reminding us from time to time of the gentle yet steady nature of our planet earth, and the unlimited creativity we human beings are blessed with. MOVA® globes turn on its own by indoor light and the earth's magnetic field, no power cord nor batteries are required. Specialized solar cells and patented ultra-low friction motion mechanism are placed inside the globe, behind the graphics, so they are invisible. Its magical, peaceful motion brings room and office to life, and helps to ease and relax one's body and mind.
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8F, 222, Sec. 1, Heping East Rd., Daan Dist.,
106 Taipei - Taiwan R.O.C.
Company info
Key figures
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- Company headcount
- 11 – 50
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- Sales staff
- 1 – 10
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- % of export sales
- 70%
Organisation
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- Year established
- 2003
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- pages.epage-home.site-status
- Registered office
Activities of PERPETUAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
- Curios
- Mova globe
- rotating globes
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