With the continuous development of economics and technology and growing contest in the industry, developing countries cannot help but transform themselves from technology imitated to technology innovated in order to become even more competitive and bring forth new economic values. This paper, first, takes the samples of the industries in the developed countries in Asia to discuss the revolutionary and economic effects brought by technological innovation. Then, add Taiwan-from a developing country to a developed one-into the discussion of its economic depression and transformation in the transition period. And finally, make the Oslo Manual established by European advanced countries as the reference for developing countries.