Machine Building

In today’s market, there are two types of risk for your end users.

The first is production related. Your customers need to know the machine you provide will be available when needed. Why? Because availability has a direct link to product quality and product quality determines whether a business is compliant.

The second relates to outside threats. Today’s production environments are exposed to evolving cyber-attacks, some of which have been proven to take businesses offline for considerable periods. And this situation is simply untenable for your customers.

We help you take full control of your machine build, maximising performance whilst also identifying vulnerabilities that could lead to serious reputational harm.

Choose peace of mind. Choose Mitsubishi Electric.

Factories are defined by their ability to meet quota. And machine builders and OEMs are defined by their ability to build machines capable of delivering those quotas.

Our high-performance automation has been geared towards this mission for over 50 years. And we’re constantly re-evaluating our performance to ensure you receive the best support.

We ensure that the Machine Builder is able to provide a really reliable machine - using extremely reliable components – all leading to maximum availability for production.

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• Powerful, scalable control architecture – control - tailored to your needs
• High-speed and accurate mechatronics – smart servo, inverter drives and robotic solutions
• AI tools – machines that learn and improve over time
• Data connectivity and visualisation – customisable presentation of key performance and maintenance metrics

GOT HMIs can be used to support FDA 21 CFR Part 11, the standards about electronic data recording of the traceability information, which is required in the food and pharmaceutical industries. Sample screens are available for helping you configure systems.

Unified monitoring screens and operations ensure easier operation and maintenance across the line. Standardised monitoring screens and operability across different manufacturers realises efficient operation of any machine with a familiar interface in the production line.

PackTags standardises the communication and management processes related to production data such as machine status (normal/error) and workpiece data. Seamless integration of different manufacturers’ machines, reduced startup time and automatic production line start/stop contributes to more efficient troubleshooting.

Learn about features of GENESIS64 components that may be of use to companies wishing to comply with FDA 21 CFR Part 11.

Discover the power of GENESIS64, our software solution which assists users with compliance with the FDA’s 21 CFR Part 11 requirements for electronic records and electronic signatures.

Maintain secure, time-stamped audit trails that independently record operator actions, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Record the entire operating status of the system and perform simple analysis. The system recorder is a corrective maintenance solution that "records the entire operating state of the system" when an error occurs, and allows "simple analysis" to significantly reduce downtime.

Discover a new dimension of data analytics with intelligent control systems.

Industrial automation has been a source of competitive advantage in recent decades. The ability to automate manufacturing processes - the gaining momentum since 1970s - has created value-added elements in manufacturing.

The companies that were quickest to embrace the industrial automation solutions have become pillars of modern industry and often, as a consequence, companies with global reach. Among them are many brands that are well known today.

Learn about Cyber Security in the world of Operational Technology (OT).

Today, World War III is actively being fought all around us as a Cyber War, an unfamiliar concept in the time of Albert Einstein. This war is raging globally through various small- and large-scale Cyber Attacks and is increasingly targeting OT installations and critical infrastructure.

Due to the nature of these attacks, entities that are not the intended target can still suffer damage because of the nature of viruses, trojans and malware and their uncontrolled spread. Thankfully, there are several mechanisms available today to assist in securing OT infrastructure.