Stronger, faster ABB cobots can aid SMEs By HE WEI in Shanghai | China Daily | Updated: 2021-03-02 09:10 Share CLOSE Visitors check out video games on ABB simulators during the third China International Import Expo in Shanghai in November. [Photo by ZHAI HUIYONG/FOR CHINA DAILY]
Swiss industrial conglomerate ABB has unveiled two collaborative robots－cobots in short－in Shanghai.
ABB said on Wednesday it is looking to tap into an expanded client portfolio and application scenarios in the age of accelerated automation.
ABB debuted its first cobot YuMi in 2015. The latest robot line-up, dubbed GoFa and SWIFTI, is designed by a cohort of international R&D personnel including Chinese staff members.
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British Columbia Investment Management also aims to cut carbon exposure of public equities by 30%.
The C$171.3 billion ($135.9 billion) British Columbia Investment Management Corp. (BCI) said it will invest an additional C$5 billion in sustainability bonds by 2025, up from C$887 million at the end of last year. The pension fund also said it will reduce the carbon exposure in its global public equities portfolio by 30% by 2025, using 2019 as a baseline.
The moves are part of BCI’s commitment to five-year climate-related targets for its public markets program.
“These targets will help ensure our clients benefit from the shift to a low-carbon economy,” Gordon Fyfe, BCI’s chief executive officer and CIO, said in a statement. “They set concrete near-term goals that will help us track our progress as we continue to champion long-term and sustainable growth.”