ABB, a global leader in automation technology, is expanding its horizons in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), identifying new opportunities that are transforming various industries. Below are three key areas in which ABB is innovating: Advanced Autonomy through AI: Advances in AI are enabling ABB’s industrial robots to achieve higher levels of
In the dynamic world of manufacturing, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face the challenge of staying competitive while adopting technologies that optimize their processes. However, many feel intimidated by the idea of automating due to the costs, complexity, and technical knowledge required. This is where collaborative robots, or cobots, come in as an accessible and
Six-axis robots have become a key tool in industrial automation, used in applications such as welding, assembly, and material handling. While new robots remain popular, second-hand robots offer significant economic and performance advantages. URT is a company specialized in the sale of refurbished industrial robots, providing an excellent alternative for those looking to optimize their
ABB has taken a significant step towards simplifying robotic programming with the launch of AppStudio, an innovative tool that allows the creation of custom robotic user interfaces without the need for programming knowledge. This solution is aimed at both beginners and experts, and its ease of use can reduce setup times by up to 80%,
In a world where precision and efficiency are paramount, the collaboration between Agilent Technologies and ABB is marking a milestone in laboratory automation. Both technology giants have joined forces to develop solutions that transform traditional laboratories by integrating advanced automated and robotic systems that optimize processes and improve the quality of results. This alliance not
In a world where technological innovation is key to staying competitive, ABB has taken a significant step by initiating a strategic collaboration with the Austrian company Engineering Software Steyr (ESS). This alliance aims to develop advanced simulation tools that will transform the operations of automotive paint shops, optimizing processes, predicting failures, and improving decision-making in
Design for Robotic Assembly (DFA) is a methodology aimed at optimizing the product assembly process through the integration of industrial robots. This technique not only improves efficiency and reduces costs but also enhances the quality and consistency of the final products. Below, we will explore the key aspects of design for robotic assembly, from identifying
2024 has been a pivotal year for robotics, with startups setting trends in key industries. Below, we explore five of the most prominent startups, highlighting the robots and technologies they have implemented: Bright Machines: Robotics in Manufacturing Based in San Francisco, Bright Machines focuses on industrial automation with modular robots and AI-based systems. This year,
On May 17, 2023, ABB launched its new AI-enabled robotic item picker, designed to accurately detect and select items in unstructured environments. This advanced technology promises to revolutionize automation in warehouses and fulfillment centers, improving efficiency and reducing the need for human intervention. Features of the Robotic Item Picker ABB’s robotic item picker uses a
The ABB IRB 8700 is one of the most powerful and robust industrial robots available on the market. Designed for heavy-duty tasks and applications requiring high precision and payload, the IRB 8700 excels in multiple industries, from automotive to aerospace, thanks to its efficiency, speed, and ability to handle large weights. URT, as an authorized
