Delta opens automation and robotics centre in Stuttgart
Delta Electronics has opened a centre in Stuttgart where customers, partners and system integrators can test the company's robots and automation solutions. Around seven engineers will be based at the site.
The new Automation & Robotics Center covers approximately 600 square metres and will be used for technology demonstrations, proof-of-concept development, customer workshops, technical training and application engineering, according to a press release from Delta Electronics. The company describes the centre as a hub for customer experience, demonstrations and collaboration, giving customers and partners the chance to work with its engineers at every stage of an automation project.
"The opening of our Automation & Robotics Center marks another important milestone in Delta's long-term commitment to innovation and customer collaboration in Europe," said Michael Mayer-Rosa, Head of Intelligent Robot Systems at Delta Electronics EMEA. "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 applications on display at the opening included Delta's D-Bot collaborative robots, among them a palletising solution, a material flow demonstration in which the D-Bot DC20 and DC30 work together, and a robotic dry welding application.
Delta already has ties to the regional innovation ecosystem: in 2025 it joined ARENA2036, a Stuttgart-based research campus that brings together industry and academia to develop future mobility and production.
