Delta, a global power management and industrial automation manufacturer, will participate in the 2023 International Industrial Automation Fair (SPS-Smart Production Solutions) in Nuremberg, Germany, from November 14 to 16. With the theme of Connecting Devices, Shaping Solutions and creating a comprehensive solution, it showcases highly integrated soft and hard industrial automation solutions. The key exhibits include IIoT solutions based on HMI and MX300 series of exquisite multi-transmission frequency converter. As well as the fluid industry dedicated to the open loop variable torque standard inverter VP3000 series, through a variety of industrial control exhibits, expect to help the industry to meet the industry 4.0 and intelligent manufacturing.

Michael Mayer-Rosa, senior business director of Delta Electromechanical Business Group Europe, Middle East and Africa Division Company, said: “The industry towards the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), not only needs to invest heavily in innovative research and development technology, how to effectively and seamlessly integrate hardware and software is the decisive key to achieve transformation. Delta uses many years of deep experience and integrated strength in the field of industrial control to provide customers with solutions of intelligent networking plus cutting-edge technology. We are pleased to share Delta’s careful layout and blueprint planning under the wave of digital transformation with guests from all walks of life at SPS Nuremberg.”

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During the three-day exhibition, Delta exhibited an upgraded IIoT solution for the Industrial Internet of Things, integrating the new human-machine interface DOP series and the cloud service platform DIACloud, eliminating the need for traditional networking VPN routers, and creating a secure and easy-to-use data collection and management platform. The upcoming DIAWeb Designer software is also on display at the site to create a customized Dashboard of instrument billboards according to demand, and the data visualization interface is combined with the large screen of the war center or mobile devices to help decision makers accurately and real-time grasp the information of production bases around the world.