Mitsubishi Electric extends SCADA Lineup

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Mitsubishi Electric Europe – EMEA

Ratingen, Germany 16th March 2021
Supporting the increasing focus on digital manufacturing and IoT, Mitsubishi Electric has extended its SCADA lineup for EMEA markets, now offering two additional types of software for system monitoring and process control under the series name “GENESIS64”, complementing the existing “MAPS” SCADA software. The new lineup will meet the diversifying IoT needs, covering a wide variety of purposes from small production line monitoring and control to multi-site monitoring and business intelligence (BI) for plant-wide systems, process automation as well as utility and building automation. The “GENESIS64 Basic SCADA” is an entry-level software with essential functions for small production lines, and the “GENESIS64 Advanced Application Server” is a full SCADA suite for large-scale monitoring of factories, buildings, and utilities.

For customers with bigger system needs, “GENESIS64 Advanced Application Server” will help to create a serverless system using cloud computing, which will facilitate the construction of redundant, multi-location or other highly secure, large-scale systems. This “top end” software can also connect to wearable devices such as smart glasses and smart watches, supporting customers interested in introducing remote monitoring or giving work instructions remotely. Furthermore, the software can be operated by voice commands with the use of AI smart assistant speakers, which helps operators avoid touching the monitoring screen – another function that supports the ‘new normal’ in the manufacturing world.

With the extension of the SCADA lineup, Mitsubishi Electric customers will have unified one-stop access to SCADA solutions provided by U.S.-based ICONICS, Inc., a SCADA and IoT analysis software company acquired by Mitsubishi Electric in 2019. Customers will be able to benefit from the combination of ICONICS’ software technology and Mitsubishi Electric’s FA technology spanning expanded software products and services from the edge to the cloud, all targeted at helping customers solve their automation and process control issues. This integration is initially demonstrated in the direct connection of Mitsubishi Electric PLCs to the GENESIS64 SCADA software, achieving automatic detection and smooth startup while eliminating the need for an OPC server.

For more, visit Mitsubishi Electric Factory Automation EMEA Website at
https://eu3a.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/en/products/hmi/iconics/local

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GENESIS Basic Scada 
 

GENESIS 64 Advanced Application Server   
[Source: Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan]
Image 1 and 2: The “GENESIS64 Basic SCADA” facilitates the visualization of data in small applications but can also be scaled up to medium applications with optional add-ons depending on the requirements of the customer.

[Source: Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan]
Image 3: The “GENESIS64 Advanced Application Server” will facilitate the construction of redundant, multi-location or other highly secure, large-scale systems.

[Source: Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan]
Image 4: Touchless monitoring and control can be achieved with the use of AR devices; apps for mobile devices and smart watches facilitate remote monitoring

For more, visit Mitsubishi Electric Factory Automation EMEA Website atGENESIS Basic ScadaGENESIS 64 Advanced Application Server[Source: Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan]The “GENESIS64 Basic SCADA” facilitates the visualization of data in small applications but can also be scaled up to medium applications with optional add-ons depending on the requirements of the customer.[Source: Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan]The “GENESIS64 Advanced Application Server” will facilitate the construction of redundant, multi-location or other highly secure, large-scale systems.[Source: Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan]Touchless monitoring and control can be achieved with the use of AR devices; apps for mobile devices and smart watches facilitate remote monitoring

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