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FEATURE u Automation


100 years of Mitsubishi Electric – a story of success


A century of Mitsubishi Electric – a company with a rich history which parallels that of modern-day Japan. Since 1921 Mitsubishi Electric’s success has grown as a global player in the field of automation.


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he very first Mitsubishi company was established back in 1870 by Yataro Iwasaki. This company provided the


foundations for what would later become the group of independent companies which are active in almost every industrial sector. In 1921 the company known today as Mitsubishi Electric Corporation was formed and became renowned the world over for its expertise and innovation in the development of high-quality electrical and electronic products. Products developed and manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric can be found in all fields of industry, including information processing and communications, space development and satellite communications, home electronics, industrial automation, energy, mobility and building technology, as well as in HVAC systems. Europe has long been a key market for Mitsubishi Electric, and in 1969 the company as it opened its first representative office in the region which would form the basis for its EMEA operations today.


FACTORY AUTOMATION Throughout its history, the Factory Automation division of Mitsubishi Electric has been one


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of the global leaders in automation product development. Combining innovative technologies with advanced functionalities and feature sets, with the highest levels of reliability. As early as 1973, the company developed its first PLC which was designed to replace relay control panels. Innovations in frequency inverters, servo/ motion products and industrial robots followed, and in 2007 the company launched the iQ Platform, the first automation platform to combine four types of controllers on a single platform – robot, motion, CNC and PLC.


DIGITALISATION PIONEER In 2001, Mitsubishi Electric launched its e-F@ ctory concept – a pioneering approach to digitalisation that was years in advance of the definition of Industry 4.0 or the rise of the Internet of Things. It has seen the company develop a reputation with customers as a trusted partner through all stages of their digital transformation. Strong partnerships have also driven the


company to continuously evolve its e-F@ctory Alliance, an integral part of e-F@ctory concept. This has enabled Mitsubishi Electric and its partners to offer their joint customers a wider


range of optimised solutions that help them to enhance their competitive advantage and further drive their digital business transformation. With the development of Maisart (“Mitsubishi


Electric’s AI creates the State-of-the-ART in technology”), the stage has been set for the company to continue to be a driver of innovation for the next 100 years.


MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC IRELAND The 100th year anniversary is not the only anniversary celebrated by Mitsubishi Electric. Mitsubishi Electric Ireland also recently celebrated its 40th year in Ireland. Based in Ballymount in Dublin 24, Mitsubishi Electric Ireland is home to two distinct divisions, its Automation division and its Living Environmental division.


Their automation equipment and solutions have earned a global reputation for a higher standard of performance, uncompromising reliability, cost- savings and carbon footprint reducing energy efficiency. Mitsubishi Electric Ireland has become an integral part of the fabric of Irish business and Ireland’s manufacturing industry and will continue to support its customers well into the future.


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