Delta will launch its Delta D-Bot Robotics Platform at SPS 2025 in Nuremberg, providing scalable, affordable, and sustainable smart factory automation solutions to global enterprises and SMEs (small to medium-sized businesses). Created for effortless integration throughout production, logistics, and assembly, the Delta D-Bot Platform Series brings all systems together under a single unified architecture.
By incorporating NVIDIA Omniverse libraries and the open-source NVIDIA Isaac Sim robotics simulation framework, Delta assists customers in speeding up time-to-market, improving productivity and quality control, and reducing production costs.
Michael Mayer-Rosa, Head of Intelligent Robot System and Senior Director of the Industrial Automation Business Group at Delta Electronics EMEA, said: “With the Delta D-Bot Robotics Platform, we are consolidating our robotics expertise under one roof. Delta will also showcase the Cobot’s integration with NVIDIA Omniverse, a collection of open libraries and APIs for developing physical AI—from industrial-scale digital twins to robotics simulation and validation. Together with our strong ecosystem, we aim to help customers identify the right combination of Delta D-Bot technologies and partner solutions to unlock the full potential of modern industrial automation.”
Smarter Human – Robot Collaboration with the Cognibot-Kit
Delta’s latest Cognibot-Kit improves the Delta D-Bot Series by incorporating advanced cognitive intelligence, facilitating voice commands, gesture control, and contextual replies. Its capabilities keep advancing via access to the Neuraverse. Central to the system is the Power AI Box, a small edge computing unit that provides rapid data processing right in the workspace. Linked to the Neuraverse cloud, the Cognibot-Kit continuously evolves, acquiring new skills and enhancing its performance over time.
Digital Twin Technology with NVIDIA Omniverse
Delta is redefining robotics development through digital twin technology. Since late 2024, Delta has integrated NVIDIA Omniverse libraries and NVIDIA Isaac Sim into the Delta D-Bot Robotics Platform, allowing engineers to design, simulate, and validate complex automation systems in a fully virtual environment.
These digital simulations replicate real-world physics and motion, enabling complete testing of robotic workflows before deployment. This reduces commissioning time, shortens development cycles, and minimizes costs associated with on-site adjustments. At SPS 2025, Delta will demonstrate its “Real-to-Sim and Sim-to-Real” workflows, illustrating how digital twins help businesses reduce effort, cut costs, and optimize production, logistics, and quality control. Through this initiative, Delta continues to lead in the digitalization of robotics engineering, empowering customers to innovate and increase productivity at every stage of their automation journey.
Enhanced Safety and Precision with Waveye Radar Technology
Safety remains a core pillar of Delta’s automation philosophy. With Waveye as its newest Eco-Partner, Delta expands its Platform with a next-generation radar-based safety system that enhances human-machine collaboration.
The Waveye imaging radar precisely distinguishes between humans and machines, adding intelligent protection while preserving operational efficiency. Seamlessly integrated into the Delta D-Bot family, it can be quickly installed and configured within existing safety frameworks.
By detecting human presence before contact occurs, the system enables immediate intervention to prevent incidents without impacting robot performance. This enables safety and productivity in shared workspaces where people and robots work together.
With Waveye radar technology, Delta strengthens its leadership in safe, flexible, and intelligent automation, protecting workers while maintaining precision and performance in modern industry.