06/12/2026Delta’s Integrated Solutions for Smart and Green Transformation Amid Glocalization
On May 27, Delta Industrial Automation (IA) hosted a seminar to present industry-specific solutions responding to the trends of glocalization, smart manufacturing, and green transformation. The event focused on key industries including electronics, electrical engineering, semiconductors, machinery, and machine tools. The seminar drew strong engagement from experts and partners, sparking vibrant discussions on how manufacturers can strengthen competitiveness through digitalization and sustainability in today’s rapidly changing market. Riding the Wave: From Products to Solutions for Glocalization Andy Sun, senior director of the Global Sales and Marketing of IA, Delta, stated, “AI is accelerating innovation, while industries face stricter throughput demands, a volatile geopolitical landscape, and net-zero carbon challenges.” In response, Delta’s solutions enable “decentralized manufacturing with centralized management,” helping enterprises mitigate risks, and build a competitive edge within an uncertain global supply chain. Comprehensive Hardware-Software Integration Across Five Core Sectors To address the pain points and upgrade demands across different industries, the event highlighted a wide range of smart solutions. ● Electronics Assembly Industry: High-mix, low-volume production and complex inspection demand high flexibility in electronics assembly. However, fragmented equipment integration and limited data transparency often result in unstable yields and inconsistent quality. Delta’s Smart Screwdriving Solution and Smart Press-Fit Machine support rapid line changeovers with built-in recipe management, digitalized key parameters, and standardized SOPs. The systems enable easy recipe switching and automatic anomaly alerts, making them well suited for precision assembly applications such as AI servers, high-speed networking equipment, automotive electronics, and consumer electronics. ● Machinery Industry: Beyond high precision and high speed, the machinery industry is placing greater emphasis on smart integration and energy efficiency. Delta’s AX Series Controllers support requirements ranging from standalone equipment to integrated systems. Combined with the Advanced IIoT HMI DOP-300S, the solution enables cloud connectivity, real-time monitoring, and simplified PLC project updates to streamline data integration. Delta’s Servo Drive System ASDA Series delivers precise multi-axis motion control and incorporates Functional Safety modules for safer human-machine collaboration. The Compact Multi-Drive MX300 Series features a modular architecture with multi-axis control in a single unit, helping simplify cabinet configuration and save installation space. Taking an 8-axis configuration as an example, cabinet space can be reduced by up to 58%. ● Semiconductor Industry: To address challenges such as multi-axis synchronization errors, high-speed micro-vibration interference, and temperature uniformity deviations, Delta introduced the High-End Multi-Axis AC Servo System ASDA-W. Its modular design enables precise control of up to 12 axes within a single module while reducing electrical cabinet installation space by 35%. The anti-vibration design ensures stable operation in highly dynamic environments. Additionally, Delta’s High-Precision Modular Temperature Controller DTDM delivers a 10 ms sampling cycle, highly accurate temperature measurement, and advanced multi-loop temperature control algorithms. Its compact modular design meets the stringent space requirements of complex equipment. ● Machine Tool Industry: The industry is shifting its focus from individual machine performance and cost efficiency toward hardware-software integrated solutions and ecosystem collaboration. Amid this transformation, manufacturers face key challenges such as know-how transfer gaps, high product variety, and low changeover efficiency. Delta’s machine tool solutions feature CNC controllers with built-in industry-specific functions to boost changeover efficiency. Furthermore, by integrating the Modular Robot RS-M, which features a lightweight design, for automatic loading and unloading, Delta’s solutions optimize equipment space utilization and ease labor shortages. ● Fluid Energy-Saving Solutions: Fluid systems can account for up to 70% of total plant energy consumption, making them a key focus for green transformation. For pump systems, the Motor-Mounted Pump Drive MPD complies with the highest IES2 system efficiency standards. When paired with the IE5-grade PMa Synchronous Reluctance Motor MSI, the solution can save up to 1,596 kWh of energy per month*. For HVAC applications, Delta introduced the Open-Loop Variable-Torque Standard Drive VP3000 to address issues caused by power harmonics, including equipment failures and high maintenance costs. The solution eliminates the need for additional reactors and reduces harmonic distortion to THDi as low as 35%*. It also features Predictive Maintenance (PdM) to prevent unexpected downtime and lower maintenance costs. *Actual results may vary depending on application conditions. In addition to keynote speeches, the live demos featured a digital twin solution, which integrates the DIATwin Virtual Machine Development Platform with Delta controllers and motion cards to illustrate virtual verification of control logic. With seamless deployment to physical machines, the solution shortens equipment development cycles and reduces trial-and-error costs. Through these synergistic software-hardware solutions, Delta addresses critical industry pain points and accelerates the shift toward a smarter, greener manufacturing.