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The latest technology enhances ABB’s long-standing work culture to create a safer and more efficient environment at the Vasteras factory in Sweden.

A quick connect coupling manufacturer uses collaborative robots to take on ergonomically challenging work, freeing its people for more rewarding tasks

The need for faster part-changing as well as mass customization are changing the way plastics processors operate today. Array Plastics is one manufacturer taking advantage of ABB robot solutions to improve the flexibility and efficiency of its plastic injection core processes.

Schindler, one of the world's leading providers of elevators and escalators, has launched a pilot project that features an automated, independently operating robotic installation system for elevators. The company has selected an industrial robot made by ABB for this innovative world premiere.

For more than three decades, Suzhou Capsugel, a Chinese subsidiary of Lonza Group, has been on the top of its game in designing, developing and manufacturing hard capsules and other oral dosage deliveries for the biopharmaceutical and consumer products industries.

Inacore creates casting cores for BMW using a cutting-edge networked, digital production system. Right in the middle of one of the world's most modern core shops, 18 industrial robots from ABB cope with harsh conditions as they handle and process the sand cores after blowing.

YuMi, ABB’s dual-arm collaborative robot, has boosted Anodica’s productivity by 20 percent while giving its workers more interesting, ergonomic work.

Quality and flexibility were two of the major benefits brought to Qisda’s production lines by installing ABB robots to work hand in hand with their shopfloor staff.

Connected Services helps Olofsfors’ transition from single robot maintenance to advanced robot fleet supervision, unlocking significant improvements in performance, availability and equipment lifetime.

As a global leader in gear systems whose customers demand just-in-time delivery, KOKI depends on reliability and uptime from its fleet of 60 robots. The German company, founded in 2003, makes precision gear shifters and boxes for some of the world’s leading automakers.