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ABB Robotics announces "OmniCore," an intelligent automation platform that enables business enhancement and future development with faster, more precise, and sustainable solutions. The class-leading motion performance of OmniCore allows multiple robots to operate at speeds of up to 1,600 mm/second while achieving trajectory accuracy of less than 0.6 mm. This opens up new automation possibilities in precision fields such as arc welding, mobile phone display assembly, adhesive application, and laser cutting. Overall, OmniCore accelerates robot motion by up to 25% compared to traditional ABB controllers and reduces energy consumption by up to 20%. With over 1,000 hardware and software features in OmniCore, customers can easily design, operate, maintain, and optimize their systems. This is made possible by ABB's Absolute Accuracy, software features including PickMaster Twin, and a range of hardware options from external axes to vision systems and field buses.

ABB's innovative PixelPaint technology has been adopted by Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), a major SUV manufacturer in India, for its new electric vehicle painting facility. This technology, which uses a painting head similar to an inkjet printer, is scheduled to begin operation in mass production facilities in 2025. PixelPaint consists of a printer head equipped with over 1,000 individually controllable small nozzles, which will be mounted on ABB painting robots such as the IRB 5500. By combining ABB's 3D vision system with ABB's simulation and programming software, RobotStudio, the head follows the vehicle body perfectly, ensuring that paint is applied to the body with 100% accuracy without overspray or mist. This eliminates the need for labor-intensive masking work and multiple painting processes, allowing for zero paint loss while ensuring precise detail reproduction. In recent years, there has been a growing demand for personalization options. PixelPaint is an example of how ABB's innovative technology helps establish Mahindra's products in the premium segment.

ABB announced today that it will invest $280 million to expand its manufacturing base in Europe by establishing a state-of-the-art ABB Robotics European Campus in Västerås, Sweden. This campus will serve as the hub for ABB Robotics in Europe, providing customers with AI-powered collaborative robots, industrial robots, and digital solutions that support flexible automation as part of the company's "Local for Local" production strategy. The new campus, which will replace existing robot facilities, is scheduled to open in late 2026. For more details, please visit the link (our website).