MitsUKDMA365 24 April 2018
Factories populated by autonomous vehicles delivering parts and sub-assemblies across the shop floor, robots working alongside human operators to assemble customised products - all scheduled automatically by live orders placed online.
MitsUKDMA364 27 February 2018
Articulated arm robots that can move around a factory floor on AGVs and linear transfer carriages that can direct and think for themselves will both feature amongst other innovative products and solutions on the company’s exhibition stands at Drives & Controls 2018
MitsUKDMA336 25 January 2018
The increasing modularity of PLC components means that in principle life has been getting easier for systems integrators of late, with the ability to implement complete automation systems on a single backplane.
MitsUKDMA339 19 December 2017
Mitsubishi Electric has gained further recognition for the innovative Smart Condition Monitoring (SCM) solution, winning the Continuous Improvement category at the 2017 Food Processing Awards.
MitsUKDMA325 26 October 2017
The Mitsubishi Electric stand at PPMA 2017 includes a robot demonstration to show how the use of robotics on packaging lines can increase throughput, boost productivity, cut energy usage and reduce maintenance costs.
MitsUKDMA324 19 October 2017
Today’s packaged goods manufacturers face challenges to reduce costs per package unit, on lines that need to be flexible and ready for the introduction of the latest packaging innovations.
MitsUKDMA323 12 October 2017
Mitsubishi Electric enjoyed a highly successful PPMA show, demonstrating the benefits of advanced automation systems and solutions for packaging machinery.
MitsUKDMA317 21 September 2017
There are clear benefits for food & beverage manufacturers in rationalising their automation vendors.
MitsUKDMA308 31 August 2017
Barry Weller of Mitsubishi Electric argues that it can and that the age of the PLC platform is now bringing a host of benefits that extend far beyond ease of programming and simplicity of integration.
MitsUKDMA266 16 November 2017
A project at the Centre for Fine Print Research (CFPR) 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.