Delta Electronics Launches Collaborative Robots, Announces $500 Million Investment in India
Delta Electronics, a Taiwan-based provider of power and thermal management solutions, launched its D-Bot Series Collaborative Robots (Cobots) and new products for the smart manufacturing market in India at ELECRAMA 2025, Greater Noida, NCR. The robots are tailored for smart factory automation and have advanced safety mechanisms. They are 6-axis cobots with payload capacities of up to 30 kg and speeds of 200 degrees per second, enhancing efficiency in electronics assembly, packaging, materials handling, and welding. They can be integrated with Delta’s VTScada SCADA system, DIATwin digital twin platform, and machine vision systems, ensuring precision and efficiency in industrial automation. Alongside the D-Bot Series, the company also launched its 240kW DC Fast EV Charger and Industrial Power-protect Transformer-based UPS (IPT Series), reinforcing its commitment to smart manufacturing and energy sustainability in India. The EV charger is a high-speed dual-vehicle charging solution developed locally by Delta India’s R&D and engineering talent. The charger claims to have 95% efficiency, OCPP compatibility, and wired/4G GSM connectivity to facilitate seamless and reliable operations for all use cases. In addition to the product launches, Delta Electronics is investing $500 million (announced in 2015 under the government’s Make in India initiative) as part of its long-term commitment to India. The company announced that this investment will expand its local presence and strengthen its domestic manufacturing, R&D, and innovation capabilities. Jimmy Yiin, executive vice president of global business operations at Delta, stated, “India is a key market for Delta, and we are committed to driving its industrial and energy transformation with our advanced solutions”. On the investment, he noted, “Delta’s strategic investment in the Krishnagiri facility underscores our dedication to local innovation, manufacturing excellence, and sustainability. Through this investment, we aim to strengthen India’s self-reliance in smart manufacturing and energy infrastructure while contributing to global industry standards.” Benjamin Lin, president of Delta Electronics India, added, “Delta is proud to showcase our innovative smart manufacturing solutions at ELECRAMA 2025. Our focus has always been on delivering solutions that advance industries to become more efficient, sustainable, and resilient.”
More companies are investing in India to scale their domestic operations, strengthening the manufacturing landscape.
More companies are investing in India to scale their domestic operations, strengthening the manufacturing landscape.
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