GENESIS version 11 is a major upgrade to Mitsubishi’s flagship industrial data visualization and process control software eliminates tag count limitations and introduces a built-in industrial historian, transforming how manufacturers capture and analyse operational data. Designed for comprehensive industrial automation, monitoring and secure data management, GENESIS 11 allows companies to scale from small applications to enterprise-wide deployments without additional costs, while the embedded historian eliminates the need for separate data logging systems.

For nearly four decades, GENESIS has continuously evolved to meet changing industrial and regulatory demands, such as cybersecurity compliance through encrypted communications and integration with Microsoft active directories. From its early versions running on DOS and Windows, through 16-bit to 64-bit computing, GENESIS has been developed to keep pace with modern automation needs including real- time 3D visualisation and remote web-based monitoring. With its latest enhancements, GENESIS version 11 supports collecting, analysing and visualising data for a wide range of industries, including automotive, life sciences, smart buildings, and data centres.

GENESIS version 11 dashboards.

Unrestricted licensing – a new standard in flexibility

GENESIS version 11 introduces unlimited licensing, removing restrictions on tags and client connections. This fundamental shift eliminates traditional Digital Solutions platform pricing constraints, allowing manufacturers to expand their automation systems without additional licensing fees.

“This change redefines how automation projects are structured,” said Christian Nomine, Strategic Product Manager Visualization & Analytics at Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. “By removing software limitations, customers can focus on innovation and scaling their operations freely,” Nomine added.

With lower upfront costs, Digital Solutions platforms become more accessible and budget-friendly, enabling cost-effective implementation.

Built-In Industrial-Strength Historian for Smarter Decision-Making GENESIS version 11 introduces an integrated industrial historian, eliminating the need for third-party loggers and complex scripting. This built-in functionality collects, analyses, and visualises in real-time and historical data, allowing manufacturers to optimise performance, implement predictive maintenance, and make data-driven decisions with greater confidence.
“Having all critical data in a single solution, combined with advanced analysis tools, streamlines operations and enhances reliability,” explains Nomine.

Enhanced real-time visualisation and control

The GraphWorX visualisation suite in GENESIS version 11 enhances real-time monitoring and control with 3D system monitoring, providing greater situational awareness and enabling engineers to identify and resolve performance issues more efficiently. The treemap control simplifies the detection of system anomalies, allowing for faster troubleshooting. Additionally, web-based access ensures secure remote monitoring, giving teams greater flexibility in managing operations. These improvements collectively enhance operational visibility and efficiency, helping manufacturers shift from reactive responses to proactive decision-making.

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