Delta Inaugurates Smart Manufacturing Innovation Center in Taiwan, Strengthens Collaboration with NVIDIA
Delta, a global powerhouse in power management and smart green solutions, has officially inaugurated its state-of-the-art Smart Manufacturing Innovation Center in Zhongli, Taiwan. This new strategic hub is designed to be a key enabler in the journey toward next-generation manufacturing, offering an integrated platform for equipment validation, digital transformation training, and the development of smart, globally scalable production solutions.
A One-Stop Hub for Smart Manufacturing Transformation
The newly opened Innovation Center serves as a comprehensive, hands-on platform supporting a range of smart manufacturing needs. It has been developed specifically to assist Delta’s clients in industries such as electronics and semiconductors, which are increasingly moving toward geographically distributed production and centralized, smart management of operations. By offering both equipment testing and validation zones, as well as structured training programs, the Center provides end-to-end support—from trial production runs to scalable factory deployments.
Spanning an area of approximately 500 square meters, the facility includes a 3D dashboard for real-time monitoring, modular production lines, and space for equipment testing, offering a controlled environment where customers can simulate real-world conditions and accelerate deployment strategies.
Deepening Collaboration with NVIDIA
A highlight of the new center is the establishment of the Delta & NVIDIA Cyber-Physical Integration Classroom, a cutting-edge collaboration that combines Delta’s industrial automation know-how with NVIDIA’s advanced AI and simulation technologies. This classroom will serve as an educational and development platform, facilitating the worldwide adoption of digital twin and AI model applications.
The collaboration includes the use of the NVIDIA Omniverse, a platform for building and operating metaverse applications, and Isaac Sim, NVIDIA’s robotics simulation application. These tools enable users to simulate production environments and robotic systems in digital spaces before deploying them in real-world operations, thus reducing errors, improving design quality, and speeding up time to market.
Participants in the Cyber-Physical Integration Classroom will benefit from tiered training modules, addressing issues ranging from machine integration challenges to optimizing production recipes using AI models. The goal is to empower end-users, system integrators, and industry stakeholders with practical, immediately applicable skills in cyber-physical systems.
Industry and Government Support
The grand opening attracted nearly 100 representatives from the industrial, governmental, and academic sectors, signaling strong support and momentum for smart manufacturing in Taiwan and across Asia. The center is expected to be a catalyst for transforming how manufacturers approach digitalization, especially in sectors like semiconductors and electronics that require highly precise and scalable solutions.
Executive Insights: Driving the Future of Smart Manufacturing
Simon Chang, President and Chief Operating Officer of Delta, emphasized the significance of the initiative in the company’s broader strategy:
“Delta has long prioritized the development of smart manufacturing solutions. The convergence of AI and industrial automation presents an unprecedented opportunity for us. This center is not just a facility—it’s a milestone in our mission to assist our partners in creating scalable, high-performance manufacturing setups that can be rapidly deployed around the world.”
Chang further underscored the importance of shortening product development cycles and improving the replicability of production lines as a way to expand global manufacturing capacity efficiently.
Andy Liu, General Manager of Delta’s Industrial Automation Business Group, elaborated on the practical benefits of the new center:
“As companies embrace smart manufacturing, they encounter obstacles like prolonged testing phases and steep learning curves when implementing new machines or software. This center addresses those pain points by simulating production environments with live equipment. It allows customers to validate new technologies before deployment, ensuring smoother and faster integration.”
Technology That Scales Globally
Delta’s Innovation Center is structured around modular, replicable production lines combined with advanced digital management systems. Key solutions showcased include:
- Delta Line Manager Platform – Streamlines operations and provides centralized control.
- DIATwin Digital Twin Technology – Bridges the gap between physical and digital systems, enabling cyber-physical integration at every level—from machines and lines to entire factories.
These offerings reflect Delta’s vision of a future where manufacturers can quickly replicate factory setups in new geographies, adapt to fast-changing market demands, and minimize time-to-market without compromising quality or performance.
Future Directions and Broader Impact
The Smart Manufacturing Innovation Center also sets the stage for continuous learning and innovation. In addition to existing training programs, Delta plans to introduce advanced modules on AI-driven robotic systems, simulation-based optimization, and digital twin modeling. These courses are designed to help manufacturers stay ahead of technological trends and adopt future-ready practices in their factories.
By focusing on real-world applicability, Delta ensures that its educational offerings go beyond theory. Trainees will gain exposure to operational challenges and use cases that closely mirror actual production scenarios, thereby enhancing their readiness to deploy similar systems in their own environments.
A Key Driver for Industrial Upgrade
With the launch of this center, Delta positions itself not just as a solutions provider, but as a strategic partner in industrial transformation. By combining its extensive experience in industrial automation with cutting-edge AI tools from NVIDIA, the company is paving the way for an era of intelligent, resilient, and scalable manufacturing.
The impact of this initiative is expected to resonate across Taiwan’s industrial ecosystem and ripple out to Delta’s global customer base. From talent development and faster line validation to advanced cyber-physical integration, the Smart Manufacturing Innovation Center is poised to become a lighthouse for digital industrial transformation.
