Automate 2022

Huntington Place Convention Center - Detroit, MI

June 06, 2022 ~ June 09, 2022

Mitsubishi Electric Automation exhibited at Automate 2022 in Detroit (June 6-9) to highlight solutions for a wide variety of applications and industries. The theme of the exhibit was "better together", which showed creative solutions developed by a number of companies based on Mitsubishi Electric automation products. The "better together" approach included an in-booth experience centered on live discussions with each provider. Mitsubishi Electric hosted these scheduled talks in-booth throughout the show. These sessions focused on not only product features and benefits, but also use cases and the three specific benefits of accelerating deployment, operations, and production in today's manufacturing environments. The core message was that though each solution provider can stand on its own, collaboration makes them "better together".

Mitsubishi Electric, as a global leader in automation, hosted collaborative solutions with the following companies:

• SICK Sensor Intelligence: automated conveyor-tracking featuring a SCARA robot
• Thinking Robots: simplified robot programming, flexible for applications where parts change frequently
• Realtime Robotics: multi-robot work cell showing collision management
• ICONICS: SCADA solutions including remote monitoring and incident management
• Absolute Machine Tools: automated machine tending, including ICONICS SCADA integration for remote monitoring
• Mitsubishi Electric Contact Image Censors (CIS): continuous scanning for quality control

"At Automate 2022, we (were) excited to show attendees not only our robots and automation products, but how they can be integrated into solutions that solve problems manufacturers are facing today and that they are expecting to face in the future," said Patrick Varley, product marketing manager for mechatronics at Mitsubishi Electric Automation. "Our exhibit showcased not only our own robots and automation equipment, but that from industry leading suppliers as well."

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