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• ABB to celebrate 50 years of robotic innovation with new AI-powered technologies that help companies become faster, more flexible and resilient •

The company invested $20 million in the suburban Detroit campus.

ABB said its updated U.S. headquarters will support customers in packaging and logistics, food and beverage, construction, healthcare, and electric vehicles.

Refit will support customers and ABBs leadership in growing US robotics segments, including Packaging & Logistics, Food & Beverage, Construction, Lifesciences & Healthcare...

ABB today opened its refitted U.S. robotics headquarters and manufacturing facility in Auburn Hills, Michigan, which will support ABB Robotics’ global

ABB Robotics’ dedicated Packaging and Logistics facility in Atlanta, will develop next generation AI-enabled robotic skills to help U.S. customers remain competitive.

Labor shortages present new opportunities for robotic automation. AI and connected digital networks will make robots easier to use, enabling them to take on more tasks in new industries.

U.S. robotics is expected to have a market volume of over $9 billion by 2027.

U.S. robotics is expected to have a market volume of over $9 billion by 2027.

ABB Robotics will feature next-generation robotic technologies enabling businesses to efficiently adapt production to variable market demands at the