Delta participated in the 2026 Smart City Summit & Expo under the theme “Building a Smart Future Together,” officially unveiling the latest upgrades to its iCMS Smart Campus Management Platform. The exhibit centered on Commercial & Industrial Facilities and Municipal Infrastructure, utilizing a single interface to integrate smart street lighting, security surveillance, EV charging stations, and energy/water management. Delta demonstrated how to transform heterogeneous data into precise decision-making, leading the transition from automation toward sentient “Autonomous Buildings.”
(From right to left) David Lee, Manager of Smart Community Solutions, Jay Su, Director of Smart Community Solutions, Dylan Li, Sr. Director of ESG Consulting Office, and Johnny Shih, Sr. Manager of Brand and Corporate Communications at the Taipei Smart City Expo.

Cross-site integration expertise: Enhancing operational efficiency for single and multi-building facilities
The upgraded iCMS platform demonstrates powerful cross-site integration capabilities, offering the technical depth to manage not only individual buildings but also complex, multi-building operations.

Hong Wu, General Manager of Delta’s Building Automation Business Group, stated: “Delta leverages deep experience across various vertical markets to master key technologies for cross-site integration. Whether for a single facility, multiple buildings, or complex site integrations, our one-stop solutions help commercial and industrial clients implement high-performance facility operations, transforming complex data into measurable business outcomes and strengthening long-term competitiveness.”
Global energy efficiency visionary and RMI Co-founder Dr. Amory Lovins visits the Delta booth to exchange insights.

Digital Twin applications: Physics-based simulation driving predictive energy savings
A major technical highlight of the exhibition was the application of NVIDIA Omniverse™ Digital Twin technology within the iCMS platform. By utilizing high-fidelity 3D visualization and physics-based simulations, the system can track the real-time impact of environmental changes on energy consumption.

Using Delta’s Taipei headquarters as a verified case study, the application of Digital Twin technology enables the system to proactively regulate lighting and HVAC systems. By scheduling air conditioning adjustments before ambient temperatures rise, the system ensures optimal indoor comfort with minimal energy use, achieving approximately 20% in potential energy savings. This evolution from passive monitoring to “autonomous prediction” is the cornerstone of intelligent management for autonomous buildings.

Delta utilizes NVIDIA Omniverse™ Digital Twin technology to implement predictive control for autonomous buildings.

ESG consulting services: From strategic blueprints to decarbonization implementation
Beyond enhancing operational efficiency through Digital Twins, Delta has systematized its internal net-zero transformation experience into professional ESG Consulting Services.

This service is designed to help enterprises accelerate their journey toward net-zero, ranging from strategic sustainability roadmaps to operational efficiency via the SustainX digital suite (including EnergiQ for energy management and Carbon management tools). Finally, by modularizing Delta’s energy-saving solutions, the service provides energy assessments and performance monitoring, ensuring that the decarbonization goals of commercial and industrial clients are translated into tangible engineering results.
Delta ESG consulting services integrate digital tools and energy-saving solutions to help customers achieve their carbon reduction goals.