ZURICH (Reuters) -Swiss industrial group ABB on Thursday announced plans to spin off its robotics division in the biggest shake up at the company since it sold its power grids business to Japan's ...

ABB Robotics has launched a compact hardware accessory — the E-Device — that lets factory workers operate, program, and monitor industrial robots from any tablet or PC they already own. The catch that ...

Swiss industrial group ABB (OTCPK:ABBNY) plans to spin off its entire robotics division, the world's second-largest industrial robotics business. It generated sales of $2.3B in 2024, equivalent to 7% ...

New, compact IRB 1700 and IRB 1700ID deliver up to 20% shorter cycle times with higher motion accuracy, higher payloads ...

The deal ends ABB’s previously announced plan to spin-off the robotics division into a separate company. Zürich-based automation products manufacturer ABB has agreed to sell its robotics division to ...

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.

I recommend ABB Ltd as a Buy with a $64.39 price target, driven by strong market opportunities in automation, electrification, and data centers. ABB's planned divestiture of its robotics unit could ...

ABB Robotics announced a global collaboration with Roche Diagnostics to develop and commercialize robotic solutions for clinical laboratories. The collaboration will focus on connected lab systems ...

ABB Robotics announced its sponsorship of MassRobotics, one of the first innovation hubs and startup accelerators for robotics in the U.S. As part of this sponsorship, ABB Robotics will donate several ...