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2021-05-04 – Cobots enable effective high-mix, low-volume production
With increased competition manufacturers need to differentiate themselves by tailoring products more closely to customer demand. This carries with it an implicit reduction in batch sizes. It has seen the rise of ‘high-mix, low-volume’ production. Cobots can enable manufacturers to effectively meet individual customer requirements with greater product variety and smaller batches.
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2021-04-20 – Mitsubishi Electric and Eplan strengthen their digital partnership
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and long-term e-F@ctory solution partner Eplan are strengthening their digital solution's collaboration further as Mitsubishi Electric joins Eplan's new partner network; an initiative to further facilitate the structured implementation of digital manufacturing.
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2021-03-16 – Mitsubishi Electric extends SCADA Lineup
Supporting the increasing focus on digital manufacturing and IoT, Mitsubishi Electric has extended its SCADA lineup for EMEA markets, now offering two additional types of software for system monitoring and process control under the series name “GENESIS64”, complementing the existing “MAPS” SCADA software. The new lineup will meet the diversifying IoT needs, covering a wide variety of purposes...
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Industry 4.0 and digital processes are indispensable for future manufacturing growth. While many companies understand the importance of automation, they sometimes struggle to make it a reality. They need a strong partner with the know-how to guide them.
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2021-02-23 – Unlock the performance of machines with new advanced drive solution
Mitsubishi Electric’s new MELSERVO MR-J5 series of TSN-compatible servo drives meet today’s exacting requirements for precision, dynamics and multi-axis synchronisation in food and beverage, life sciences and printing/converting production applications.
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2020-11-25 – Edge computing holds the key to IT/OT integration
The digital transformation of industry has given new momentum to the connection of the operational technology of the plant floor to the information technology of the higher-level enterprise. However, making the most of the potential of digitalisation requires more than just a network connection between these two levels of the business.
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2020-11-25 – Collision avoidance technology makes cobots even more productive
Collaborative robot installations are repeatable, reliable and provide an environment where humans and robots can work together side by side. Certainly this has given many users a solution for increasing productivity, but in some cases there are limits to what can be achieved in terms of the flexibility and sophistication of the application.
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2020-11-25 – Manufacturing in the New Norm
Social distancing, protecting your employees, restarting operations and machines, catching up on supply chain gaps. Just like society as a whole, manufacturers are experiencing a lot of additional challenges they didn´t expect, and to top it all many are facing reduced budgets. So how do you navigate the new manufacturing norm?
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2020-11-10 – New inverter class for demanding applications
The latest FR-E800 inverter series offers multiple networks and high performance predictive maintenance through AI and built-in corrosive gas alert
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2020-10-21 – Automation trends in pharmaceutical production
The pharmaceutical sector is constantly adapting to market requirements that change frequently and quickly – just as many other industries do. Changes are being influenced by factors such as regulation, skills availability and digital transformation. To turn these challenges into opportunities, companies are increasingly relying on solutions such as human-robot collaboration and the use of AI ...
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2020-10-13 – Simple integration of SICK vision technology with Mitsubishi Electric Devices
SICK joins Mitsubishi Electric’s e-F@ctory Alliance A joint solution for easy integration of vision technology is now available. Machine builders, systems integrators and end users can now quickly realise inspection, validation, position detection and quality control applications built around SICK cameras and Mitsubishi Electric Devices.
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2020-07-23 – Cobots maximise return on investment
Cobots hold the promise of increasing the efficiency and quality of human work, bringing greater reliability, consistency and precision to a variety of manufacturing and assembly operations. However, do these potential benefits hold true for all users?
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2020-07-16 – SCADA systems are an enabler for IT/OT connectivity
The role of SCADA is changing, moving from simply a convenient tool for managing a plant or process to a vital part of the digital make-up of a factory or utility site. This is raising the importance of today’s SCADA platforms to a prominent position in the digital transformation of industry and the new business models it creates.
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2020-05-26 – New cobot with easy handling
Safe and precise support for humans in production Mitsubishi Electric’s new collaborative robot, the MELFA ASSISTA, has been developed to work alongside human operators without the need for guards or safety fences, while meeting new requirements for adequate distancing of workers in manufacturing sites. The cobot offers maximum safety and durability combined with ease of use ...
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2020-05-14 – Safety modules extend Mitsubishi Electric’s compact PLC
Mitsubishi Electric has enhanced the capability of its MELSEC iQ-F series PLCs with two new modules forming the basis of a compact, integrated safety system. The modules simply connect to an FX5U or FX5UC PLC CPU and reduce wiring requirements. Machine builders and systems integrators can easily and quickly implement a safety control system as no programming is necessary.
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2020-04-23 – Robot users can benefit from artificial intelligence
Oliver Giertz, Product Manager EMEA for Servo/Motion and Robotics at Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V, looks at some of the key benefits of artificial intelligence in robots.
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These smart technologies are extending traditional machine control architectures with more enhanced data processing, learning and decision-making capacity. They hold the potential of increased availability, efficiency and reliability through predictive and prescriptive maintenance, as well as improving productivity with the ability to make autonomous decisions.
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2019-12-10 – 40 Years of Cooperation - Yamazaki Mazak and Mitsubishi Electric
On the occasion of their joint anniversary Mitsubishi Electric and Yamazaki Mazak looked back on their cooperation, which has now lasted for 40 years: a success story of two companies with Japanese roots in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
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2019-11-27 – MELSERVO MR-J4 amplifier with multi-network interface
The MR-J4 servo amplifier series from Mitsubishi Electric incorporates a multi-network interface called "Servo Open Network". It enables the user-friendly drive to be compatible with all relevant motion control systems worldwide.
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2019-11-27 – New articulated-arm robot for medium-level applications
Mitsubishi Electric is completing its range for robotics beginners and cost-conscious users with the MELFA RV-8CRL articulated arm model, which will be shown for the first time in Europe at SPS 2019. This robot is an addition to the RH-CH Series SCARA robots, which also cater for low-to-medium complexity applications.
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2019-11-27 – Connecting OT and IT infrastructure in manufacturing
One of the key challenges for today’s businesses engaged in process of digitalisation is connecting shop floor operational technology with IT infrastructure. From machine building to plant visualisation, automation, networking and data processing, Mitsubishi Electric is showing how its business activities, products, solutions and e-F@ctory Alliance partners can help to achieve this at SPS 2019.
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2019-11-27 – New FX5UC PLC is small and mighty...
Mitsubishi Electric has released the company’s smallest and most powerful compact PLC to date - the FX5UC series Micro PLC. Its diminutive size is set to help machine builders and manufacturers pack ever more functionality into a smaller space - while also providing the web access and network connectivity demanded by the latest Smart Factory applications.
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2019-11-27 – Enabling the Smart Factory with new MELIPC edge computing
Companies with a requirement to combine factory floor operational technology (OT) and IT systems now have a new option from Mitsubishi Electric. The MELIPC edge computing solution offers optimisations such as predictive maintenance or quality control with real-time data analysis and early feedback to the operator.
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2019-11-26 – Mitsubishi Electric and Schaeffler increase cooperation
The strengthening cooperation between Mitsubishi Electric Europe and Schaeffler is highlighted by the development of a new web-based condition monitoring solution. Customers will require no new IT equipment as the software application runs within a web browser on existing PC hardware, tablets and smartphones.
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In May of 2019, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced its 100% acquisition of ICONICS, Inc.. It is a US-headquartered global automation software provider of advanced web-enabled OPC UA and BACnet certified visualisation, analytics, mobile, and IoT software solutions for any energy, manufacturing, industrial or building automation applications.
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2019-11-04 – Mobility 4.0 – Intelligent, Efficient, Centimetre-Precise
With the MES Expo, Messe Berlin is taking up one of the most dynamically developing themes of our time - mobility. From 5 to 7 November 2019, Mitsubishi Electric shows its visions and concrete solutions at the Mobility Electronics Suppliers Expo (MES Expo), the first international trade fair to be held in Berlin.
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2019-09-20 – Mitsubishi Electric enables new business models using digital twin and IoT
An effective IoT enabled software platform is essential for production companies to coordinate and manage digital transformation. The solution ‘Elements for IoT’ from CONTACT Software, a new member of Mitsubishi Electric’s e-F@ctory Alliance offers just that.
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2019-09-16 – EMO 2019 - Easy IT connectivity for machine tools
Mitsubishi Electric CNCs demonstrate support for umati machine tool networking technology at EMO 2019. The implementation of umati (universal machine tool interface), which enables machine tools to exchange and share information efficiently, has tremendous potential for optimising production. Mitsubishi Electric, together with more than 50 machine tool manufacturers...
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2019-09-16 – EMO 2019 - Predictive maintenance solutions for machine tools reduce cost the Smart way
Preventing unscheduled downtime is one of the most effective cost reduction measures in any production environment. Mitsubishi Electric is offering practical solutions for both machine tools and robots. At EMO 2019, Mitsubishi Electric will be demonstrating two of its predictive maintenance solutions available to customers.
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2019-09-16 – EMO 2019 - Plug & Play robots for machine tools increase competitiveness
Faster time to market and increased production flexibility can be achieved using Mitsubishi Electric’s M8 Series CNC controllers with Direct Robot Control (DRC) functionality. Both the large touchscreen M800 and the M80 models offer DRC as standard. It allows machine tool operators to program and use robots quickly, direct from the CNC panel without specialist robot programming expertise.
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2019-08-27 – EMO 2019 preview - Smart automation solutions for machine tools
In an increasingly competitive marketplace smarter machine tools can offer big advantages to production facilities such as increased flexibility, efficiency gains and reduced down-time. At EMO 2019 Mitsubishi Electric will be showing how these goals can be met with connected production systems, intelligent control systems, Edge Computing and partner solutions.
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2019-08-20 – Mitsubishi Electric introduces new remote I/O modules
The latest slice type I/O modules from Mitsubishi Electric offer helpful features for PLC users in addition to saving space and helping reduce costs. Commissioning is made easier and quicker with fast-fit connections and hot-swap installation, plus, online and onboard software for settings.
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2019-08-07 – Mitsubishi Electric Invests in Akribis Systems Pte Ltd
Mitsubishi Electric, by integrating its servo systems and other industrial automation products with Akribis' product lineup, aims to meet increasing needs for high specification, high precision manufacturing. Typically needed for products utilizing new technologies such as 5G to meet the demand generated by IoT related business.
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2019-08-06 – SPS 2019 - Preview - Gaining a competitive edge with automation solutions
The solutions on show will include Predictive Maintenance, Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) and increasingly collaborative robotics – all of which are designed to improve production. Help in handling big data using edge computing will feature prominently, in addition to the wider application of AI for improved machine and systems intelligence.
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2019-06-25 – Cost efficient handling of variable batch sizes with a flexible robot cell
Sensor manufacturer Lenord + Bauer has used robot automation to optimise its manufacturing production cycle for frequent product changeovers and a wide variety of batch sizes. The solution is flexible, efficient and provides integration into the company’s higher-level enterprise systems. This is an ideal platform for future developments such as the planed implementation of a Kanban warehouse.
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2019-06-14 – Six times more thermoforming packaging machines can fit into the same space
The new Shawpak thermoforming packaging machine developed by Riverside Medical Packaging allows manufacturers to replace a 20m long packing line with a single unit under 2m in length. A compact integrated control system developed by Mitsubishi Electric is key to optimising the machine’s performance while keeping within a small target size envelope.
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2019-05-21 – Integrating renewable sources into a reliable power ecosystem
Balancing different sources of power, including renewables represents the most efficient and sustainable approach to meeting the energy needs we have now, and those of the next generation. Efficient control hardware combined with the management and optimization offered by virtual power plants provides an opportunity to meet that challenge today.
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2019-05-16 – Muntons - Barley malt producer increases productivity with smart condition monitoring
Muntons, one of the UK’s largest producers of malted barley protect vital parts of their production process against unscheduled downtime by using the Smart Condition Monitoring (SCM) system from Mitsubishi Electric.
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2019-04-10 – Mitsubishi Electric launches HMI for extreme environments
With an extended operating temperature range of -20°C to +65°C, and protection ratings to IP67F/IP66F, the GOT2507T-WTSD 7” operator terminal meets the needs of harsh and demanding applications. No additional protective measures are required for washdown with high pressure water or use in power equipment that is typically located outdoors. As a result, it is a perfect fit...
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2019-04-01 – New performance inverters for applications with high power requirements
Mitsubishi Electric has extended its inverter portfolio with a 690V version of its FR-A800 series inverters. The new models of the FR-A870 690V line cover power outputs up to 1.5 MW. Yet this increased power is delivered in a slim package that starts at just 380mm wide, offering significant space saving potential. Furthermore, the FR-A870 line combines this high-power performance with features ...
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2019-03-06 – Digitalization and brownfield facilities – can these fit together?
Today’s plant automation systems provide transparent monitoring of system status, plus tools such as condition monitoring or predictive maintenance – all help to reduce unscheduled downtime. However, what about brownfield installations with legacy equipment? It is not uncommon to see plant equipment still working after 30 years. Can these systems be integrated into value chains so that ...
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2019-01-08 – New benchmark SCADA software platform
MAPS 4, the latest SCADA solution from Mitsubishi Electric for control and visualisation, extends connectivity options, adds user tools and increases the scope of its built-in functionality. The result is a software suite that can reduce the time taken for project development and integration, while also enabling users to realise Smart Factory objectives.
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2018-11-29 – Automation trends in the packaging industry
Like many other industries, the packaging sector constantly adapts to market requirements. Changes are being influenced by factors such as regulation, skills shortages and digital transformation. To turn these challenges into opportunities, innovative companies are increasingly relying on solutions such as human-robot collaboration and the use of artificial intelligence to ...
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2018-11-28 – How to achieve faster SCADA projects
Within the myriad of possible applications for SCADA software there is a common theme for both the end user and system integrator, and that is a need to respond to competitive pressures. The reason manufacturing, process, logistics and utility businesses all invest in new control and monitoring software is to build more efficient, cost-effective operations.
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2018-11-28 – Holistic Solutions for Smart Manufacturing
As digitalization, Big Data and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) take their course, the classical linear manufacturing model is changing: Complex, integrated networks are developing that aim to achieve higher productivity with lower resource consumption. Machines, devices and applications must become smarter accordingly. When it comes to investment decisions, cooperation with ...
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2018-11-21 – Mitsubishi Electric wins €1.5 million MV installation contract for new WTE facility
The contract for the supply of a turnkey medium voltage (MV) Electrical Balance of Plant solution for a new waste-to-energy (WTE) facility in Flintshire, North Wales has been awarded to Mitsubishi Electric. The scope of the project includes engineering, installation and commissioning services.
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2018-11-16 – SPS IPC Drives 2018 preview -Solutions for smart production
At this year's SPS IPC Drives show, Mitsubishi Electric will present a variety of technologies for enabling digital transformation in manufacturing. As a solution partner for smart manufacturing, Mitsubishi Electric will be showing applications for engineering, production and maintenance.
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2018-10-04 – UCB life scientists use robots to test cells by the billion
An automated primary antibody screening workcell for early stage development of potential new treatments for central nervous system and immunology disorders has been designed and constructed for UCB S.A. by Peak Analysis and Automation (PAA) Ltd. Built around a Mitsubishi Electric robot, the workcell speeds up the process of antibody discovery by allowing the screening of billions of antibody.
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2018-08-14 – Industrial robots are on the move
An autonomously guided vehicle (AGV) equipped with a robot arm from Mitsubishi Electric is making it possible to deploy the same robot at multiple workstations. The system has been designed to provide flexibility on assembly lines and boost plant productivity.
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2018-08-06 – Mitsubishi Electric acquires ASTES4 SA in Switzerland
The strategic purchase of ASTES4 SA automated sheet metal sorting systems will strengthen Mitsubishi Electric’s global laser processing machine business Based in Switzerland ASTES4 SA (ASTES4) is engaged in development, production and sales of Patented automated sorting solutions for sheet metal laser processing machines. As a wholly owned subsidiary, customers can now benefit from integrated...
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2018-07-31 – Faster start-up with new MELFA FR robot series
Mitsubishi Electric’s new industrial robot series combines reduced cycle times with scalable safety features and offers versatile connectivity options for easy integration into production systems. Companies who want to achieve a more flexible and productive working environment will also benefit from new capabilities created by the implementation of artificial intelligence.
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2018-07-26 – Six-axis robot turn 3D printing into an art form
A project at the Centre for Fine Print Research (CFPR) based at the University of the West of England, (UWE) Bristol UK is looking at 3D printing from a totally different angle - where the emphasis is placed on meaningful expression, rather than the accurate reproduction of digital data. A flexible Mitsubishi Electric articulated arm industrial robot is at the centre of the project...
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2018-06-28 – Mitsubishi Electric launches new safety PLC
Product novelty offers redundancy according to IEC 61508 SIL 2 standard
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2018-05-17 – Effective control of water distribution networks and processing facilities
IFAT 2018, 14th –18th May 2018, Munich, Hall C1 / Stand 440 Since incomes for operating companies and government authorities in the water industry are either fixed or hard to change, reducing costs is a strong driving force behind any investment. At the IFAT exhibition 2018, Mitsubishi Electric is presenting its life-cycle management solutions that can support overall efficiency by reducing ...
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2018-05-16 – Optimised municipal water management by artificial intelligence
Process management, visualisation and control package Aquatoria® is delivering balanced water pressure across urban distribution networks, significantly improving water service levels, reducing leaks and lowering energy usage. The ideal situation for any water utility operator is to provide a service as close to perfect as possible.
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2018-03-22 – Preview IFAT 2018 - Solutions for improving operations and reducing costs
As the water industry drives for increased efficiency in every area, completely integrated solutions that offer improvements to operational insight, energy usage, physical supply networks and process installations are of high importance. At the IFAT 2018 exhibition, Mitsubishi Electric will be presenting its approach to meeting these needs, which has been developed based on an understanding of ...
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2018-02-27 – Faster time to market
Consistent data exchange between electrical wiring and control software through AutomationML Mitsubishi Electric has implemented the AutomationML interface within iQ Works, the integrated software suite for programming Mitsubishi Electric automation products. AutomationML represents an important step-change in the way complex equipment is designed ...
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2018-01-16 – New widescreen operator interfaces offer more comfortable machine handling
Mitsubishi Electric has expanded its GOT2000 series of Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI) with two new widescreen versions. The ability to display additional visual information gives users of the new GT21 and GT25 widescreen HMIs the opportunity to enhance machine operability and the potential to increase productivity. Other valuable features include two separate Ethernet ports and ...
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2017-11-30 – Full suite of special function CPUs for MELSEC iQ R PLC
Automation platform supports the digital transformation of manufacturing Mitsubishi Electric is highlighting the benefits of the PLC as a platform for automation, with a complete set of dedicated CPU modules for the MELSEC iQ R Series PLC. A CNC CPU module and a robot control CPU now complement the existing options for analogue and digital I/O, motion, positioning, process control, safety and ...
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2017-11-29 – Quality management and digitalisation in manual assembly operations
At SPS IPC Drives 2017, Mitsubishi Electric’s Guided Operator Solutions for manual assembly applications will demonstrate how improvements in quality and productivity can be achieved. These solutions also enable the seamless transfer of production data from manual assembly operations to higher-level enterprise systems, supporting the digital transformation within manufacturing.
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2017-11-29 – Mitsubishi Electric previews extension to its range with collaborative robot
Supporting humans with a full complement of robot features and equipment on board At SPS IPC Drives from 28 - 30 November 2017 in Nuremberg, Mitsubishi Electric is setting up a demonstration of production in an Industry 4.0 environment that will include a new collaborative robot, working together with an operator without safety barriers.
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2017-11-28 – Be smart with digital transformation!
At this year’s event, Mitsubishi Electric is going to show visitors to the SPS IPC Drives show in Nuremberg how digitalisation can increase their production flexibility. In making use of integrated automation platforms new opportunities can be found for shop floor optimisation.
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Intelligent conveying system powered by on-board battery offers productivity advantages with unique safety concept.
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2017-09-20 – Debut at EMO 2017 - New concept in robotics for predictive maintenance
EMO Hannover 2017, 18th – 23rd September 2017, Hannover, Hall 13 / Stand C85 and Hall 25 / Stand B94 Mitsubishi Electric is using EMO 2017 to demonstrate innovative predictive maintenance possibilities for robots that can reduce operational costs, increase asset productivity and improve process efficiency. The cloud-based solution is based on the AI platform within IBM Watson, which enables ...
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2017-09-19 – Mitsubishi Electric next-generation CNC technology at EMO 2017
EMO Hannover 2017, 18th – 23rd September 2017, Hannover Hall 13 / Stand C85 and Hall 25 / Stand B94 Mitsubishi Electric is addressing the need for fast, precise and affordable control of machine tools for complex machining applications with a new range of CNC systems. The M800 and M80 controllers offer superior functionality and intuitive usability...
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EMO Hannover 2017, 18th – 23rd September 2017, Hannover Hall 13 / Stand C85 and Hall 25 / Stand B94 Mitsubishi Electric is providing a glimpse of the future with human orientated monitoring and training for CNC-machines at EMO 2017, using smart devices offering direct integration with machine control systems. Developed as a pilot project with the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology IPT
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2017-09-18 – Premiere at EMO - MV R Connect wire-cutting machines with new-generation control
EMO Hannover 2017, 18th – 23rd September 2017, Hannover Hall 13 / Stand C85 and Hall 25 / Stand B94 Mitsubishi Electric announces the unveiling of two wire-cutting machines with a new control and simplified operation at EMO 2017.
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2017-09-18 – Solutions for the digital transformation of production
EMO Hannover 2017, 18th – 23rd September 2017, Hannover Hall 13 / Stand C85 and Hall 25 / Stand B94 In an increasingly competitive manufacturing environment, businesses need flexibility, improved productivity, and the capability to make gains in efficiency and reductions in downtime. Mitsubishi Electric is showing how these requirements can be met with a focus on connected production systems....
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2017-08-21 – Mitsubishi Electric delivers solutions for digital transformation at EMO 2017
At the EMO exhibition in Hannover, visitors to Mitsubishi Electric’s stands can experience how to benefit from ongoing digitalisation at a manufacturing level. The theme “e F@ctory – pushing business further” covers a wide range of technologies aligned to current challenges in the machine building sector.
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2017-08-08 – Smart Condition Monitoring aims to end downtime for the Food and Beverage Industry
Predictive maintenance is the best answer to minimising the risks of equipment failure, however, monitoring practices in the past have been expensive, problematic and at worst, unreliable. The solution is to switch to what Mitsubishi Electric offers to as ‘Smart Condition Monitoring’, a system which can connect to rotating equipment and provide plant-wide 24-7 monitoring.
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Supporting intelligent manufacturing in Chinese companies with e-F@ctory Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) has provided support and products for the recently completed e-F@ctory* demonstration zone within the Changshu Innovation Centre for Green & Intelligent Manufacturing, aimed at promoting intelligent manufacturing in China.
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2017-07-25 – A Lion for three robots
Mitsubishi Electric’s interactive robotic installation known as “Threebots” has been awarded with the coveted Silver Lion in Cannes. “Threebots” has already received several awards since its installation at the German branch in Ratingen.
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2017-06-20 – Mitsubishi Electric to Build Integrated Factory for VI/VCB Production
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) announced in March that it would build an integrated factory for the production of vacuum interrupters (VI) and vacuum circuit breakers (VCB) at its Power Distribution Systems Center in Marugame, Japan. Operation is scheduled to start in July 2018.
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2017-07-18 – The journey towards Industry 4.0
Hartmut Pütz, President Factory Automation EMEA at Mitsubishi Electric Europe, talks about the digital transformation of industry. He focuses on the effects on manufacturing businesses, especially at a production level, and how customers will benefit from innovative Mitsubishi Electric solutions.
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2017-07-11 – New President for Mitsubishi Electric Turkey
Mitsubishi Electric, a recognized world leader in electrics, electronics and automation, has assigned another prominent figure in the business world, Şevket Saraçoğlu, to take charge of its operations in Turkey.
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Strengthening a nationwide network for servicing factory-automation products
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2017-06-29 – Smart automation control platforms are essential for future power generation
Integration of new power generation sources as they develop over the next decade will require advanced automation to create intelligent systems and find increased efficiency on a macro and micro scale.
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2017-06-28 – Power generation in the energy transition needs smart technology solutions
Some of the most important requirements for power generation in the energy transition period are increased flexibility and greater efficiency for staying competitive. These are being addressed by Mitsubishi Electric with a range of smart automation and electrical solutions.
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At POWER-GEN Europe 2017, Mitsubishi Electric will be presenting scalable automation and electrical solutions for the key issues faced by the power generation industry today. Requirements for increased flexibility and greater efficiency are both addressed, in addition to staying competitive during the energy transition process.
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Texprocess 2017, Frankfurt am Main, 09th - 12th May 2017, Hall 5.1, Stand C46 The Automotive and Textile sectors are constantly facing more challenging customer requirements that are resulting in a new manufacturing approach. As for industrial sewing processes, Mitsubishi Electric’s sewing machines have recently been supplemented by automation technology offering increased intelligence...
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2017-05-05 – Key technology supporting packaging applications on their journey to Industry 4.0
Mitsubishi Electric and APT Automation present latest developments in Linear Transfer Systems with Smart Carriage technology at interpack 2017.
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2017-05-04 – Innovative solutions for Packaging machines support industry 4.0 drivers
Easier machine integration via PackML and programming using S/W function blocks are key themes. Today’s packaged goods manufacturers face challenges to reduce costs per package unit - using production lines that also need to be flexible and ready to accommodate new packaging machine solutions. At the same time, production lines...
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On Booth D40 in Hall 17 at the Hannover Messe 2017, Mitsubishi Electric is showing automation solutions that address manufacturer requirements to boost productivity, increase flexibility and improve OEE. Demonstrations highlight how users can achieve this through plant-wide integration and transfer of data to the Cloud, with the importance of data defining the digital transformation of businesses.
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Mitsubishi Electric has extended the diagnostics capabilities of variable speed drives by integrating smart condition monitoring (SCM) technology in a new version of the FR-A800 inverter series. With the new FR-A800-E line, the company has advanced the concept of drive-based condition monitoring. The user is able to carry out condition monitoring functions directly within the inverter.
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SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) and Mitsubishi Electric Europe today announced SAP’s participation in Mitsubishi Electric e-F@ctory Alliance partner program. This partnership will enable Mitsubishi Electric’s automation solutions to operate fully with SAP® Cloud Platform...
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2017-04-12 – Mitsubishi Electric launches the ‘Industrial Internet of Industrial Sewing Machines’
Visitors of the Texprocess can see how Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) connectivity boosts productivity and increases quality for users of Mitsubishi Electric industrial sewing machines in the context of Industry 4.0.
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A system which creates precise 3D street maps for safe autonomous driving, a concept car which uses advanced driver assistance systems and an innovative communication application are some of the highlights at the Mitsubishi Electric stand A38/24 in Hall 4.
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2017-02-07 – Pumping station optimisation saves energy, reduces leaks and reduces TCO
An upgrade of the water treatment and water supply system in Samara, Russia, has seen the implementation of innovative software-driven process optimisation built on Mitsubishi Electric MAPS SCADA. The optimisation and control solution implemented across 37 boosting pumping stations has improved operational efficiencies, reduced leaks and reduced total cost of ownership.
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2017-01-12 – New C80 CPU unit enables full CNC production line integration
The new C80 CNC CPU unit mounts alongside an iQ-R Series PLC’s existing modules, allowing nanometre scale control over machine tool functions. When applied as part of an iQ-R Platform it contributes toward integrated control over an entire manufacturing production line. Not only does this improve overall performance, but due to ease of integration and a common programming environment -GX Works3...
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Mitsubishi Electric is set to launch the latest addition to its FR-A800 inverter drives in Europe this year. It is based on its FR-A800 series variable speed drives with an integrated web server and 100Mbit Ethernet TCP/IP connectivity as standard.
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2017-01-05 – Mitsubishi Electric enables a holistic approach to predictive maintenance
Mitsubishi Electric has further developed its condition monitoring technology for predictive maintenance. The solution builds on the capabilities of add-on smart sensors by integrating them with an intelligent sensor controller for a more holistic approach to condition monitoring.
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2017-01-04 – Mitsubishi Electric delivers Edge Computing solutions within e-F@ctory strategy
Mitsubishi Electric’s solutions for Edge Computing and support for Cloud Computing help businesses who are looking to reap the benefits of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). The Edge Computing solutions are built on local control platforms to provide filtering and pre-processing of production data from intelligent devices, and at the same time facilitate communications to a broad range ...
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Mitsubishi Electric has recently welcomed APT Automation as member of the e-F@ctory Alliance. They are a key provider of automation and production technology solutions. The two businesses collaborate closely to address industry challenges such as improved productivity, increased overall equipment effectiveness and greater production line flexibility.
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2016-12-13 – Mitsubishi Electric’s “Threebots” honoured with Red Dot Design Awards
In November, Mitsubishi Electric was presented with the “Best of the Best” and “Grand Prix 2016” awards at the prestigious Red Dot Gala. The prizes were awarded for the interactive “Threebots” robot application which can be found at the company’s German branch in Ratingen.
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Visitors to SPS IPC Drives 2016 had the first chance to see a brand new Smart Carriage technology from Mitsubishi Electric and APT Automation*. Developed to operate with a dedicated linear transfer system, the Smart Carriage delivers on-board intelligence plus integrated power for on-carriage equipment....
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2016-12-07 – Industry 4.0 solutions centre stage for Mitsubishi Electric during SPS IPC Drives 2016
At the SPS IPC Drives Expo 2016, Mitsubishi Electric showcased a portfolio of integrated automation components and services developed to help customers realise their individual business objectives and make tomorrow’s business a success. Under the banner ‘e F@ctory, your journey to Industry 4.0’, Mitsubishi Electric gave visitors the opportunity to explore new application solutions that enable...
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The need to maximise quality, productivity and efficiency on production lines and in manual assembly cells is a challenge faced by much of manufacturing industry. It has been met at Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Europe by employing Guided Operator Solutions from sister company Mitsubishi Electric, Factory Automation.
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2016-10-31 – Solutions for Industry 4.0 presented by Mitsubishi Electric at SPS IPC Drives 2016
At the forthcoming SPS IPC Drives Expo Mitsubishi Electric is showcasing a portfolio of integrated automation components and services developed to help customers realise their individual business objectives. Visitors to this year’s booth can explore new application solutions that enable the automation and digitalization of industrial processes and also exchange ideas ...
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2016-10-26 – Guided Operator Solutions improve quality and performance in assembly processes
Eliminating human mistakes is one of the main quality challenges facing manufacturing industry today. To overcome this challenge, Mitsubishi Electric has launched a set of Guided Operator Solutions dedicated to preventing mistakes in manual parts picking and assembly tasks. The system is field proven and is already enabling manufacturers from a variety of industries to actively improve...
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