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Growth Drivers
For rail service providers, safety and on-time delivery of high-quality service are the key to business. Through our train control and monitoring systems (TCMS), safety technology systems and automated control systems that autonomously evaluate operational status and control operations accordingly, we provide the advanced transportation technologies to keep passengers feeling at ease.
Mitsubishi Electric offers the transportation system innovations needed to provide ease of use for all passengers and a high level of comfort. From comfort in the carriage and train station convenience to the timely provision of information and other advanced services, we deliver a wide range of technologies only possible from a diversified electrical and electronics manufacturer.
Mitsubishi Electric offers an environment-conscious approach to transportation systems for the sustainable development of society and high-quality lifestyles in the future. We strive to achieve ever-higher environmental performance through new technological innovations, such as low-energy-consumption rolling stock, effective utilisation of regenerated electric power and levelling of power loads.
Mitsubishi Electric launched its transportation system business.
First delivery to the overseas market: Propulsion systems for Indian National Railway’s electric locomotives
Delivered the first Train Integrated Management System (TIMS) in Japan.
Delivered Japan's first “Train Vision” on-board information system.
Supplied the world’s first SiC-based auxiliary power supply unit.
World’s first order of 3.3 kV/1500 A All SiC based VVVF inverter for 1500 VDC catenaries.
Mitsubishi Electric is the first Japanese company to be certified by SNCF as a propulsion systems supplier.
This line-up contributes to more energy-efficient operations, even at train stations with high-load demands of 400 V power distribution circuits.
We’re looking to the future, including enhancements such as barrier-free fare collection in stations, personalised on-board services and more.
Mitsubishi Electric was contracted to participate. The contract covers 93 train sets comprising 744 carriages that will operate on Hong Kong’s mass transit railway (MTR).
This project is the biggest order in the history of Mitsubishi Electric’s railway business in the Oceania market.
Overseas business expansion; technological prospects; railway energy and environmental solutions to support a low-carbon society, and more...
There are rickshaws, motorbikes, tuk-tuks, cars and pedestrians—all trying to share the road at the same time. As a result, traffic can be chaotic and dangerous. Too dangerous for children to navigate that traffic to walk to school. So Principal Farah Diba knew she had to help.