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ABB opens refitted U.S. robotics facility
ABB has opened its refitted U.S. robotics headquarters and manufacturing facility in Auburn Hills, Mich., with a 30% increase in space. Through the new $20 million Customer Experience Center, the company will showcase its hardware and software systems, AI-powered automation technologies, and...
Programming software simplifies robot application development
ABB Robotics extends the scope of its free Wizard Easy Programming software to include its 6-axis industrial robots powered by an OmniCore controller.
It pays to be bold with automation
MacKenzie Atlantic has grown significantly in the last three years thanks to the decision to invest only in advanced machining and automation equipment.
ABB’s GoFa cobots handle heavier payloads, offer longer reach
Handling payloads up to 10 and 12 kg, the cobots offer straightforward programming and rapid integration into production environments.
ABB expands large-robot family with four models, 22 variants
Featuring TrueMove and QuickMove motion control technology, the robots can achieve repeatability with a minimum of 0.03-mm deviation.
Technology centre fills the innovation gaps for local manufacturers
Red River College’s TACAM applied research team helps companies become more competitive.
ABB launches robotics education package
Mounted on a compact tabletop, the cobot helps students learn real-life industrial applications such as pick and place and 3D printing.
ABB to expand robotics factory in U.S.
The company moved into the 538,000-sq.-ft. building in 1993 and opened the manufacturing plant in 2015.
ABB SWIFTI industrial cobot reaches top speed of 6.2 m/sec. safely
With a top speed of 6.2 m/sec., the cobot is up to six times faster than other robots in its class, the company reports.
ABB RobotStudio with cloud functionality enables real-time collaboration
The software’s simplified interfaces and intuitive navigation allow users of all skill levels to work on robotic projects.
9 myths of automating for high-mix production
Today’s robots come in a range of sizes and configurations, are user-friendly, and designed for flexibility.