Mitsubishi Electric has launched the GOT3000 Human-Machine Interface (HMI) to support digital transformation in manufacturing, particularly the automotive, semiconductor, and pharmaceutical sectors through enhanced connectivity and system integration.

The GOT3000 supports international industrial communication standards, including OPC UA Client, OPC UA Server, and Cloud connectivity. It features a high-definition display with 16 million colours and a capacitive multi-touch screen that allows for gesture-based control, such as swiping and pinching.

Technical specifications include built-in VPN capabilities, data encryption, and support for NFC contactless tag reading. The device also provides USB-C and HDMI outputs, alongside connectivity for USB and network cameras. These features enable remote maintenance, predictive monitoring, and real-time video recording of production processes.

The HMI is compatible with Mitsubishi Electric’s MX Controller and the CC-Link IE TSN industrial network. In the event of equipment malfunction, the system allows operators to view live feeds and recorded footage simultaneously to identify the root cause of the issue.

“With the GOT3000, we’re enabling customers to advance their digital transformation with confidence,” said Go Wakamatsu, General Manager of the HMI System Department at Mitsubishi Electric.