What cannot be measured, cannot be reduced.
“My factory somehow feels like electricity costs are high”… In many sites, energy is managed “somehow” intuitively.
However, if you truly want to save energy, you need to measure accurately first.
If you can see it, you can reduce it. If we can reduce them, both daily life and the planet will become a bit easier.
Recommended for people like this
- Want to monitor the operating status of overseas plants and remote sites in real time from headquarters
- Want to visualize the overall energy balance of a multi-motor system at the device level.
- Want to analyze torque ripples, harmonics, and power factors from a vendor-independent standpoint.
- Want to install additional sensors on existing equipment to enable predictive maintenance.
- We want to advance remote maintenance and maintenance DX for industrial equipment.
Services Provided
1. Multi-motor drive system control
A system that controls multiple motors collectively.
For industries requiring synchronized control across entire lines, such as steel, paper, and printing.
By combining drive control technology for high-speed microcontrollers and DSPs, we provide seamless support for torque clip and harmonic optimization.
2. PC-Based Energy Monitoring System
Visualize power consumption at the equipment level of factories and plants.
Torque, current, voltage, and power factor are recorded in chronological order, used for anomaly detection and verification of energy-saving measures.
Aim to be able to convey “how much has decreased compared to last month” in a single graph.
3. Remote Plant Energy Monitoring
Consolidate the operating status of multiple sites and overseas plants via the internet.
By combining industrial communication protocols, headquarters can monitor, diagnose, and give instructions even with minimal local staff.
Effective for business continuity during disasters and pandemics.
4. Drive System Analysis Service
Specialized analysis of torque ripples, harmonics, and power factors.
We conduct inspections of existing equipment conditions, quality verification of new equipment, and compliance verification of power supply quality at export destinations, all conducted from a vendor-independent standpoint.