ABB is expanding robotics power in China with three new innovations!

ABB is expanding robotics power in China with three new innovations!

Shanghai, China - china brings a breath of fresh air to robotics, not without reason. In the heart of the revolution, ABB Group, which plans to strengthen their presence in the world's largest robot market with AI-controlled innovations. The “Local for Local” strategy is followed in order to adapt the product portfolio to the specific needs of the Chinese market. There is enormous potential, especially in the mid-market segment that blooms in areas such as electronics, healthcare and logistics. China Daily reports that Marc Segura, President of the robot division from ABB, sees long -term growth chances in China's change.

In July, ABB revealed three new robot families: Lite+, IRB 1200 and Powa. These new models, which are produced in the impressive $ 150 million in Shanghai, are not only chic, but also cover a wide variety of automation needs. From material handling to more advanced applications such as dispensation and polishing, the selection is broad. [ABB] (https://new.abb.com/news/detail/127379/abb-strengthens-china-robotics-leadership-with-three-no-new-robot family) emphasizes that the robots are all equipped with the Omnicore ™ control platform. This enables seamless integration with AI, sensors as well as cloud and edge computing systems.

China's robotics market in the upswing

With incredible market growth in the mid-market robot segment, which is due to grow by 8% annually by 2028, China swims on a wave of innovation. Germany has long since overtaken the robot density in China, and the domestic manufacturers have increased their share of the installations of less than 30% to over 50%. The Chinese are extremely versed: more than 90% of the robots for the local market are manufactured in this country. StM Stieler emphasizes that a market share of 90% and 95% is even achieved in collaborative robots.

The new robots meet the steadily growing demand in high -growth sectors such as electronics and consumer goods. For example, the Lite+ is a compact robot that is particularly suitable for smaller operators to reduce automation barriers. The POWA is a collaborative robot (cobot) that is ready for use and reaches impressive speeds. And when it comes to high -speed applications, the IRB has a lot to offer.

around the globe - China's innovative position

As it turns out, China can not only score with a lot of points, but also with quality. Chinese companies quickly bring new products to market maturity and always offer competitive prices. But where there is light, there is also a shadow: there are still challenges, especially when entering completely different markets, such as German or European, where there is skepticism from users compared to local service and standards.

The Chinese government does not intend to leave the field to chance. A $ 138 billion of heavy venture capital guidance funds is intended to help forward robotics and future technologies. The vision is clear: China's dynamic AI ecosystem, supported by robust infrastructure and an innovation culture, should continue to conquer the world markets in the future.