ABB is a global leader in automation technologies, energy management, and robotics, serving industries like manufacturing, transportation, and infrastructure. The company focuses on advancing smart factories, renewable energy systems, and electrification solutions. With expertise in IoT platforms, AI systems, and sustainability-focused innovation, ABB drives operational excellence and environmental responsibility. Its solutions empower industries to optimize performance and embrace digital transformation.
The pilot project between ABB Robotics and the non-profit organization Junglekeepers shows the potential of robotics and cloud technology to reverse the mass effect of the rainforest.
Canadian company GHGSat, which specializes in high-resolution GHG monitoring from space, launches three new ABB-built optical sensors into space aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, doubling capacity to monitor methane gas emissions.
A new digital service from ABB will enable industrial operators to maximise energy efficiency and boost sustainability by identifying motor-driven equipment in their facilities with the best energy-saving potential.
Aggregate producer Tarmac has significantly reduced the likelihood of failures to its motor-driven equipment on two granulation plants at its Port Talbot facility.
ABB is entering into a strategic partnership with Swiss-based start-up Sevensense, founded in 2018 as a spin-off from ETH Zurich, to enhance ABB’s new autonomous mobile robotics (AMR) offering with artificial intelligence (AI) and 3D vision mapping technology. The technology will offer customers unprecedented levels of flexibility as mobile robots will be able to navigate autonomously in complex, dynamic indoor and outdoor environments close to people.
ABB is proudly celebrating five years of ABB Ability innovations. Officially introduced at ABB’s Capital Markets Day in October 2016, ABB Ability solutions have been the bedrock in establishing ABB’s leading presence in the industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) market.
A more consistent distribution of dye in clothing and furnishing fabrics has resulted from replacing a hydraulic control system with a variable speed drive (VSD) while also helping reduce the process’ annual energy bill by £1,900.