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Integrated display
30 March 2016
At this year's Drives & Controls Mitsubishi Electric is assembling an exhibition display that integrates robots, HMIs, servos, drives, PLCs and networking into interactive displays.
Chris Evans, marketing & operations group manager at Mitsubishi Electric - Automation Systems Division UK comments: "We are looking to inspire, not just the next immediate generation of engineers and programmers but everyone working in automation and engineering today, our product range alone is enough to control and automate virtually anything from a small machine to an entire integrated production or process plant.
"For this reason we will be demonstrating a full range of Mitsubishi Electric automation solutions and applications for visitors to the stand to be inspired by and start thinking about their next automation project." Stand D544
- Robot arms are on the move
- Control solution for anaerobic digestion plant
- Latest variable speed drives: Dust and splash proof
- Robots make the cut
- Inverters offer BACnet support as standard
- Baking automation
- Five reasons you should get into cobotics
- Getting the safety integrity level right for automated systems
- Creating a stir in white sauce production
- Robots make sure there isn’t a screw loose
- Latest software
- Compact robot controller
- Standard machine elements from Elesa
- test baner
- Baking automation
- Higher payload
- Power supplies controlled via web
- New Eiger freezer door installed as business heats up at leading meat packaging company
- Linear and rotary combination
- High temperature chain fluid
