Beautiful as well as smart

By Staff Report April 3, 2025 12:24 pm IST

Delta Electronics showcases its latest innovations in AI-based robotics and automation at HANNOVER MESSE 2025. The company’s D-Bot series (cobots) have been awarded the Red Dot Award and the German Design Award and are integrated into the NVIDIA Omniverse.

Delta, a global leader in power management and a provider of IoT-based intelligent and green solutions, showcases its latest innovations in AI-based robotics and automation and its intelligent energy and data centre infrastructure solutions at HANNOVER MESSE 2025. A special highlight is Delta’s collaborative robots of the D-Bot series (cobots), which have been awarded the Red Dot Award and the German Design Award, as well as their integration into the NVIDIA Omniverse.

For a more sustainable and intelligent future

Dalip Sharma, President and General Manager, Delta Electronics EMEA, said, “At this year’s HANNOVER MESSE, we showcase transformative solutions that are driving progress towards a sustainable and intelligent future in the EMEA region and beyond. Intelligent manufacturing and logistics, e-mobility, smart energy grids and data centres are all key topics and industrial sectors in which we look forward to forming even closer partnerships with customers in the future.”

The possibilities of NVIDIA Omniverse

One of the key innovations at HANNOVER MESSE 2025 is Delta’s cobots, which are seamlessly integrating with artificial intelligence and smart machine vision systems, demonstrating improved precision and adaptability for higher productivity and safety in a variety of manufacturing environments. Visitors to the stand are also seeing how Delta is using the NVIDIA Omniverse to create digital twins, improve production processes, increase efficiency, and test and validate cobots before introducing them into the real world.

Solutions for tomorrow’s logistics

Delta also provides the technologies needed to optimise tomorrow’s logistics, for example, its MOOVair wireless charging systems, designed to streamline logistics with seamless, automated charging of AGVs, forklifts, and tow tractors in all types of factories and warehouses.

Advancing the energy transition

Delta is actively committing to the global transition to clean energy and e-mobility and is therefore also showcasing a comprehensive range of solutions for commercial and industrial applications and sustainable energy generation facilities. These solutions include the integration of new technologies within sustainable energy production and focusing on increasing the efficiency and utilisation of such energy. In addition, Delta is offering advanced technologies to ensure grid stability and optimisation – which are becoming particularly important with the integration of renewable energies into the electricity mix. In line with this, the company is also presenting a variety of battery storage systems for different scales and applications, from commercial buildings to large-scale grid support.

AI-powered energy management platform orchestrates energy resources

Delta is showcasing its next-generation EV charging solutions, ranging from high-power DC fast chargers for public charging stations and commercial fleets to smart AC chargers for home and workplace charging. Delta Grid, the intelligent energy management platform, is orchestrating these diverse energy resources, including battery storage at the megawatt scale, to optimise performance and sustainability. This AI-powered platform is actively monitoring, controlling, and optimising energy infrastructure, enabling businesses and utilities to maximise efficiency and minimize environmental impact.

Data centre solutions for critical applications

Delta’s Xubus Edge data centre solutions are providing a reliable and highly available infrastructure for mission-critical applications. The series, including the robust outdoor unit, is ensuring business continuity and is supporting the demanding requirements of networked industrial environments. Delta is also introducing its high-end Power Shelves, which are providing optimised efficiency and reliable power for AI data centres and NVIDIA servers.