SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) Delivery Records

Delivery : March 2003
Customer : Yokohama Minatomirai Railway Company
Route length : 1 line, 4 km
Number of control stations : 1 line, 4 km
Features : Linux-based compact power supply management system.
Uses Kylix to give Windows-like man-machine interface.

Delivery : 3rd stage operations started February 2001
Customer : Transportation Bureau, City of Nagoya
Route length : Approx. 1,154 km
Number of control stations : Target lines: 21 Target stations: 236
Features : Centralized operations management system combining management of ultra-large scale, high-density routes.

Delivery : January 2003
Customer : Tokyo Monorail Co., Ltd.
Route length : 1 line, 17 km
Number of control stations : 7 power installations
Features : Linux-based compact power supply management system.
Uses Kylix to give Windows-like man-machine interface.

Delivery : March 2002
Customer : Sagami Railway Co., Ltd.
Route length : 2 lines, 36 km
Number of control stations : 1 power installation (Phase 1)
Features : Upgrade from old system to compact power supply management system
(Control scope scheduled to be expanded gradually.)

Delivery : April 2000
Customer : Saitama Railway Corporation
Route length : 1 line, 15 km
Number of control stations : 7 power installations
Features : Compact power supply management system reduces space requirements. Desktop work stations permit independent monitoring and control, even if the server shuts down.

Delivery : January 1998 to November 2000
Customer : Sapporo City Transportation Bureau
Route length : 2 lines, 34 km
Number of control stations : 25 power installations on Tozai Line and 15 on Nanboku Line
Features : Remote stations have intelligent functions to provide decentralized control system from central command center.