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COBOTS FOR INDUSTRY

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June 2020

RAJEEV SHARMA Chief Strategy Officer, Mitsubishi Electric India

- Pradeep Chakraborty

COBOTS FOR INDUSTRY

Mitsubishi Electric manufactures building systems, communication systems, industrial automation, medical systems, power systems, semiconductors and devices, transportation, visual information systems, etc. Rajeev Sharma, Chief Strategy Officer, Mitsubishi Electric India, tells us more

What are the solutions being offered in automation?

Mitsubishi Electric offers a wide range of automation and processing technologies which include controllers, drives, industrial robots, visualization products like HMIs and SCADA, low voltage switchgear, and Computerised Numerical Controllers (CNCs), etc. We have solutions to build smart machines and smart factories.

We also have pre-engineered software development packages called IQ-Monozukuri, which in Japanese is called “The Art of Manufacturing”. The IQ Monozukuri packages are specifically developed for processes like packaging, handling, converting, etc. These solutions help reduce the development and deployment of industrial automation solutions to the industry and enables faster production, reducing the time to market and increase efficiency.

Mitsubishi Electric has been revolutionizing IIoT solutions through the E-F@ctory, delivered through an alliance that is capable to serve all the digitization needs. It serves the best automation technology for the best possible complete solutions. The components are added to provide a specific experience to the customer basis the market trends. The customer can choose from the categories of edge computing, IT systems, and shop floor technologies, and automation solutions.

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