ABB Robotics has announced the integration of the NVIDIA Omniverse library into RobotStudio to assist the manufacturing industry in implementing physical AI in real-world robot applications. - To achieve industrial physical AI, ABB Robotics has integrated the NVIDIA Omniverse library into RobotStudio, eliminating errors in the implementation from virtual training to real environments with up to 99% accuracy. - The new solution "RobotStudio HyperReality," expected to be available in late 2026, will fundamentally enhance the speed and reliability of production scale expansion, achieving up to 40% cost reduction and 50% shorter time to market. - Foxconn is currently conducting a pilot operation of this solution in the assembly process of consumer electronics. For more details, please see the news release linked.

ABB Robotics has announced the PoWa collaborative robot family, which combines the flexibility of collaborative robots with higher payload capacity and performance. ABB Robotics anticipates that the global collaborative robot market will grow at a rate of 20% annually until 2028, and the introduction of the PoWa series will further strengthen its response to the rapidly growing global market. - The new PoWa collaborative robot family, with high speed and high payload capacity, reduces the barriers to automation for small to large enterprises with industrial-grade performance. - Payload capacity ranges from 7kg to 30kg, with class-leading maximum speed of 5.8m/s, market-leading reach, and industry-best arm-mounted load. - Adopts the OmniCore controller platform, seamlessly integrating with ABB Robotics' suite of software. For more details, please refer to the linked news release.

ABB will announce two new models of its collaborative robot GoFaTM. This collaborative robot, capable of handling payloads of up to 10 kg and 12 kg with market-leading positional repeatability, can address skill and labor shortages while improving safety and productivity through close collaboration with workers, and can handle a wide range of tasks. For more details, please visit the link (our website).

ABB Robotics expands its lineup of large robots with four new models and 22 variations, offering more choices. The next-generation models include the IRB 6710, IRB 6720, IRB 6730, and IRB 6740, with payload capacities ranging from 150 kg to 310 kg and reaches from 2.5 m to 3.2 m. For more details, please visit the link (our website).

ABB Robotics has transformed autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) by adding Visual Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (Visual SLAM) technology. ABB's Visual SLAM AMR uses AI-enabled 3D vision to execute positioning and mapping functions, allowing for faster, more flexible, more efficient, and more resilient production, taking on dull, dirty, and dangerous tasks so that people can focus on more meaningful work. For more details, please visit the link (our website).