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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 3319
TOKYO, November 20, 2019 - Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced today that its group companies will exhibit at EcoPro 2019, a general environmental exhibition to be held at the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition complex in Tokyo from December 5 to 7 under the theme of "Protect the air, land and water with our hearts and technologies to sustain a better future for all." Mitsubishi Electric will present its vision of the global environment in 2050 through hands-on exhibitions of state-of-the-art technologies and businesses that address pressing environmental problems.
Rendition of Mitsubishi Electric booth
- Highlights will include:
- Mitsubishi Electric's vision of the global environment in 2050 and environmental businesses:
- Severe global-scale environmental problems and related awareness
- Businesses that help to solve environmental problems through, for example, global environment monitoring, environmental impact reduction and disaster prevention
- New lifestyles in harmony with nature
- Lifestyles that are eco-friendly to air, land and water, in accordance with company's Environmental Sustainability Vision 2050
- Experiential attractions and participatory stage events
- Simulation of carrying electricity via power transmission line to help people understand the mechanism while having fun
- Stage events by students, from elementary to high school, to present their accomplishments in environmental learning and research
- Mitsubishi Electric's vision of the global environment in 2050 and environmental businesses:
Zones and Main Exhibits (selected examples)
- Entrance
- Simulation of global environment in 2050 using terrestrial globe display
- Models of "IBUKI-2" (GOSAT-2) greenhouse gas observation satellite, "Himawari-8/9" meteorological satellites and "DAICHI-2"(ALOS-2) land observation satellite
- Air zone
- Virtual experience of carrying electricity through a power line
- Vacuum cleaning system that instantly confirms areas cleaned
- Land zone
- Tsunami high-frequency ocean-surface radar technology to quickly detect tsunamis and accurately determine their scale
- Recycling method using water's specific gravity to separate plastics from home appliances
- Products made with recycled insulation (glass wool) from refrigerators
- Water zone
- Ozonizer that cleans water with electricity
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