IDEC Corporation - Global Headquarters
@ideccorporation
Nishi-Miyahara, Yodogawa-ku, Osakahttps://www.idec.com/ Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics ManufacturingOverview
About IDEC Corporation - Global Headquarters
IDEC Corporation was founded in Japan in 1945 and is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (Prime Market). It acts as the headquarters for the IDEC Group in Osaka, Japan.
IDEC is constantly working to become a global leader in industrial automation and safety control solutions. The Group operates in the US and Canada, EMEA, APAC, India, and China.
We develop, create and market new products and technologies to achieve safety, ANSHIN, and well-being for people around the world. Our Purpose is to create the optimum environment for humans and machines to safely coexist.
Our product lineups include operator interfaces (HMIs) and PLCs, remote I/O modules, safety sensors and automation components for AGVs/AMRs, 3-position enabling switches, emergency stop switches, safety controllers and relays. We are also heavily involved in creating and revising international safety standards for industrial safety devices.
In recent years, we have pioneered the HMI-X concept to reflect evolutions in industrial machinery and the ways that humans and machines interact.
IDEC is constantly working to become a global leader in industrial automation and safety control solutions. The Group operates in the US and Canada, EMEA, APAC, India, and China.
We develop, create and market new products and technologies to achieve safety, ANSHIN, and well-being for people around the world. Our Purpose is to create the optimum environment for humans and machines to safely coexist.
Our product lineups include operator interfaces (HMIs) and PLCs, remote I/O modules, safety sensors and automation components for AGVs/AMRs, 3-position enabling switches, emergency stop switches, safety controllers and relays. We are also heavily involved in creating and revising international safety standards for industrial safety devices.
In recent years, we have pioneered the HMI-X concept to reflect evolutions in industrial machinery and the ways that humans and machines interact.