Bangkok, Thailand, December 18, 2024 -- Building on a strong foundation of collaboration, the MOU formalizes previous successful projects between Delta and Cal-Comp, including the implementation of SCARA robots, DIATwin technology, and energy-saving initiatives. These initiatives have already demonstrated measurable improvements in operational efficiency and sustainability, laying the groundwork for an expanded partnership that focuses on integrating advanced automation technologies like DIAEAP-IMM.
Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited (SET Ticker: Delta), a global leader in power management and IoT-based smart green solutions, and Cal-Comp Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited (SET Ticker: CCET), a leading industry 4.0+ electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to deepen their collaboration in industrial automation. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to advancing efficiency, innovation, and sustainability in the EMS industry.
Mr. Khongsit Choukitcharoen, COO of Cal-Comp Electronics (Thailand) PCL., stated: “Cal-Comp and Delta have both been deeply root in Thailand for more than 35 years and both have done well and succeed in its professional field. Over the years, Cal-Comp has been developing internally to enhance its automated smart manufacturing process and digital management in aiming to maintain its competitiveness among the competitors in the EMS industry. Delta, on the other hands, also has great achievements in energy conservation and carbon reduction, automobiles products, and AI-enabled solutions in recent years. Therefore, we are exciting to enter a strategic collaboration with Delta, together, to explore and to enhance the capabilities in smarter and greener manufacturing processes and to further drive the development of electronics industry in Thailand to the next milestone.”
In brief
Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited and Cal-Comp Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand work on industrial automation and smart manufacturing. The companies say the agreement builds on earlier projects involving SCARA robots, DIATwin technology and energy-saving measures. The collaboration will focus on factory operations and injection molding automation, combining Cal-Comp’s CCET 4.0+ platform, AI solutions and manufacturing data capabilities with Delta’s DIAEAP-IMM solution. The release says the system is intended to use IoT, real-time monitoring and AI analytics to improve production processes, reduce waste and support product quality. Cal-Comp COO Khongsit Choukitcharoen and Delta Thailand CEO Victor Cheng described the partnership as a step toward more efficient and sustainable manufacturing in Thailand’s electronics industry.
Key takeaways
- The companies signed an MOU to expand collaboration on industrial automation and smart manufacturing.
- The agreement builds on previous projects involving SCARA robots, DIATwin technology and energy-saving initiatives.
- The partnership will combine Cal-Comp’s manufacturing platforms and data capabilities with Delta’s DIAEAP-IMM solution.
- The companies say the work will focus on injection molding automation and smarter, greener factory operations.
Mr. Victor Cheng, Delta Thailand CEO, stated: "We are excited to formalize our relationship with Cal-Comp through this MOU, which represents a significant step forward in advancing smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0+ practices within the EMS industry. By integrating Delta’s cutting-edge automation and AI-enabled solutions into Cal-Comp’s manufacturing processes, we aim to enhance operational efficiency, optimize production workflows, and drive sustainable innovation. The MOU allows for collaboration between Delta and Cal-Comp, focusing on supporting smarter and greener factory operations."
Together, Cal-Comp’s CCET 4.0+ platform (Cell & Connection & Equipment E-System & Transportation), AI Solutions and creation of Data Center run through manufacturing process and Delta’s DIAEAP-IMM solution are the key components of this partnership, which offering a tailored approach to injection molding automation. This advanced platform combines IoT capabilities, real-time monitoring, and AI-powered analytics to optimize production, reduce waste, and improve product quality. By input both technologies, it is believed that the newly developed system shall ensures parameter consistency, optimizes mold flow, and significantly reduces production errors. On the other hand, by transforming raw data into actionable insights, DIAEAP-IMM empowers manufacturers to achieve zero-defect products and maintain consistent quality standards.
This collaboration represents a meaningful step toward advancing the EMS industry by combining Delta’s automation expertise with Cal-Comp’s manufacturing capabilities. Through this partnership, both companies aim to set a benchmark for smart and sustainable industrial practices, driving innovation and environmental responsibility in alignment with global manufacturing trends.
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Questions around this news
What does the MOU between Delta Electronics Thailand and Cal-Comp cover?
The MOU sets out a closer collaboration on industrial automation, with an emphasis on smarter and greener factory operations. The companies plan to bring automation and AI-enabled solutions into Cal-Comp’s manufacturing processes. The release also identifies injection molding automation as a focus, combining Cal-Comp’s manufacturing systems and data capabilities with Delta’s DIAEAP-IMM solution.
How is the partnership expected to support injection molding?
The release describes a platform that brings together IoT functions, live production monitoring, and AI-based analysis. It is intended to help maintain consistent process settings, improve mold flow, reduce production errors and waste, and support product quality. The companies say the combined system is designed to turn manufacturing data into useful insights for production teams.
What earlier work did Delta and Cal-Comp undertake together?
The release cites earlier projects involving SCARA robots, DIATwin technology, and energy-saving efforts. It says these initiatives produced measurable improvements in operational efficiency and sustainability, and that this work provided a basis for expanding the relationship through the new MOU.
What is the purpose of a memorandum of understanding?
A memorandum of understanding is a document that records a shared understanding between parties about a possible or planned collaboration. It can outline areas of cooperation, responsibilities, or next steps. Its legal effect depends on its wording and applicable law; signing one does not automatically mean every proposed activity is a binding contract.
