Delta recently announced its theme "Digitizing for AIoT Smart Cities" at the 2023 Kaohsiung Smart City Expo, showcasing a diverse range of smart city/park solutions. The highlight of the exhibition was the debut of the Smart Community Management Platform, which offers high scalability and integrates multiple subsystems of urban infrastructure. Additionally, Delta showcased its powerful smart lamp posts, capable of integrating water management, 5G communication, cameras, and smart transportation applications, garnering enthusiastic participation from local governments, industry partners, and distributors in central and southern Taiwan.
Delta's Smart Community Solution shines at the 2023 Kaohsiung Smart City Expo

Mr. Roland Chiang, Deputy Head of Delta's Building Automation Business Group, stated, "In order to contribute to global energy conservation, carbon reduction, and improved quality of life, Delta has been committed to integrating complex subsystems in buildings with smart solutions, reducing energy consumption, and enhancing management efficiency and quality. In recent years, we have collaborated with the industry ecosystem to provide highly integrated smart city/park solutions for critical infrastructure in cities/parks, continuously striving to contribute to energy efficiency, intelligence, health, and safety in urban environments."

The Smart Community Management Platform, making its first appearance, is a comprehensive management system designed for government agencies and enterprise-operated parks. This system integrates various city subsystems such as smart streetlights, renewable energy, energy storage dispatch, carbon management, building automation control, security monitoring, smart transportation, and IoT communication. It provides real-time monitoring of the operation status of urban infrastructure and facilitates integrated scheduling through big data analysis. Additionally, the system offers 3D visualization images, enabling users to have a visual understanding of the operation of various subsystems in the city.

Furthermore, Delta showcased its Smart Lamp Post Solution, which utilizes intelligent lamp posts as carriers of urban infrastructure, combined with various application technologies. These smart lamp posts are highly scalable and can incorporate water monitoring, 5G communication, camera surveillance, and connected vehicle functionalities. Through smart lamp posts, cities can achieve energy-efficient lighting, environmental monitoring, and traffic management, while providing convenient services and a safer urban environment. The public sector has shown great interest in the application of smart streetlights and charging piles, especially in parking lots at tourist attractions such as ports and scenic spots.

Delta has been deeply involved in smart community solutions for many years, implementing large-scale smart streetlight projects in cities such as New Taipei, Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Jakarta. With over 700,000 LED smart streetlights installed globally, Delta has also provided transportation and security monitoring solutions for airports, metro systems, and the Taipei Wanda Line, receiving high satisfaction from municipalities, customers, and the public. Delta will continue to collaborate with governments and partners, leveraging digital management platforms and a diverse range of smart city applications to strengthen urban governance and establish low-carbon, safe, and livable cities. 
The integration of efficient LED lighting fixtures, cameras, water level detectors, electric vehicle charging stations, 5G base stations, air quality sensors, information displays, and connected vehicle IoT devices in smart lamp posts attracted great interest from the attendees.