Core Insights - The first "Delta International Coral Restoration Symposium" was held in Pingtung, Taiwan, showcasing the integration of technology and ecological protection in coral conservation efforts [1][2] - Delta Group has been actively involved in coral conservation since 2021, investing NT$30 million to establish the "Tidal Coral Conservation Center" in collaboration with the Ocean Science Museum [3] Group 1: Technology and Innovation - Delta Group's collaborative robotic arms demonstrated their role in coral cultivation, enhancing operational stability and efficiency compared to traditional manual methods [2][3] - The robotic arms are involved in experiments to identify heat-resistant coral species, with water temperatures set between 31°C and 37°C across four tanks [2] Group 2: Environmental Commitment - Delta Group emphasizes its mission of "Environmental Protection, Energy Saving, Love for the Earth," focusing on sustainable development and carbon reduction initiatives [3] - The company has successfully restored 10,000 coral specimens and aims to preserve over 300 coral species in the Pacific over the next five years [3] Group 3: Community and Collaboration - The symposium brought together experts and scholars from around the world to share advancements in coral conservation technologies [1] - Delta Group collaborates with NGOs and research institutions to enhance coral growth and adaptability to changing climate conditions [2]