Delta, a specialist in power management and smart green solutions, has opened its new Automation & Robotics Centre in Stuttgart, Germany, reinforcing its commitment to advancing intelligent robotics and supporting manufacturing’s digital transformation across Europe
The new centre serves as a dedicated customer experience, demonstration, and collaboration hub, giving customers, partners, and system integrators the opportunity to explore Delta’s robotics technologies and intelligent automation solutions. Through live demonstrations and application showcases, visitors can experience how Delta’s integrated robotics ecosystem helps manufacturers increase productivity, improve flexibility, and accelerate their smart manufacturing journey.
Michael Mayer-Rosa, head of Intelligent Robot Systems at Delta Electronics EMEA, said, “The opening of our Automation & Robotics Centre marks another important milestone in Delta’s long-term commitment to innovation and customer collaboration in Europe. By bringing our robotics technologies closer to customers, we can demonstrate how intelligent automation, advanced robotics and integrated manufacturing solutions enable companies to address today’s production challenges while preparing for the factories of tomorrow.”
The opening ceremony brought customers, partners, industry representatives, and Delta experts together to celebrate the inauguration of the new facility. Guests participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony, keynote presentations and guided tours of the centre, where they experienced live demonstrations of Delta’s robotics portfolio, including its D-Bot collaborative robot solutions and integrated automation technologies designed for a range of industrial applications.
Showcased applications included a collaborative palletising solution, a material flow demonstration with the D-Bot DC20 and DC30 working together, and a robotic dry welding application, emphasising the flexibility and versatility of Delta’s collaborative robotics platform.
The event also had a keynote presentation by Peter Fröschle, managing director of ARENA2036, who shared insights into the future of intelligent manufacturing and highlighted the importance of collaboration between industry, research, and technology partners in driving innovation. ARENA2036 is a Stuttgart-based research campus and innovation platform that combines industry and academia to shape the future of mobility and production. In 2025, Delta Electronics joined the ARENA2036 network, strengthening its collaboration with the regional innovation ecosystem.
The Delta Automation & Robotics Centre spans 600m² and is supported by a local engineering team of around 7 specialists. The facility serves as a platform for technology demonstrations, proof-of-concept development, customer workshops, technical training and application engineering, facilitating closer collaboration with customers and partners throughout every stage of their automation journey.
The new centre reinforces Delta’s position as a trusted partner for industrial automation by combining local engineering expertise with the company’s global innovation capabilities and reflects Delta’s continued investment in Germany as a strategic location for developing and demonstrating next-generation automation technologies that help manufacturers develop more efficient, flexible, and sustainable factories.
