“A growing shortage of skilled labor requires the further simplification of automation and programming, especially among small and medium-size enterprises where complexity is seen as a major barrier ...

ABB Robotics has gone on a streak of packaging robots with controllers and/or software to simplify the adoption of robots in specialized applications, such as welding and cleanroom. The industrial ...

Smart manufacturing is the integration of IIoT, Industry 4.0, AI and digital twins to enhance efficiency, flexibility and sustainability in modern factories.

ABB Robotics will showcase collaborative cells for arc welding and machine tending, as well as Flexloader FP800, a compact ...

A partnership between military shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries and AI-powered robotics company Path Robotics promises to reshape high-mix manufacturing in shipyards and beyond.

ABB Robotics announced today it is integrating NVIDIA Omniverse libraries into ABB Robotics’ RobotStudio® to help manufacturers deploy physical AI in real world robotics applications. “Today, using ...

ABB expands OmniCore robot controller family with two new controllers: E10 and V250XT for an even wider range of manufacturing applications Faster performance and enhanced flexibility enable improved ...

ABB’s is the world’s among the world’s largest developers of industrial robots, with robots of multiple sizes and functions, autonomous mobile robots, programming software, and robotic applications.

Chances are good that, sometime today, you will use a product built or packaged by ABB’s intelligent machines. From the flooring beneath your feet to the building materials in your home to the device ...

SoftBank Group agreed to buy the robotics division of Swiss engineering firm ABB for $5.4 billion. The move is part of a number of investments and acquisitions by SoftBank as it looks to position ...

ABB CEO Ulrich Spiesshofer told CNBC China "is the largest robotics market of the world" He said this was the case in 2016 and 2017, and was likely to continue next year But Spiesshofer added that ...