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ABB’s donation drives learning in power electronics at Monash University
Multinational power and automation technology corporation ABB recently donated more than $150,000 in drives, motors and PLC equipment to the Electrical Power Engineering (EPE)...
ABB is one of the 2014 Top 100 global innovators
ABB, a leading provider of power and automation technologies, has been recognised for the third time by Thompson Reuters as one of the world’s...
ABB introduces high-tech electrical control system for mines of the future
Leading power and automation group ABB has launched the new System 800xA MIDAS Library, an application that enables engineers who operate automated mines to...
ABB’s YuMi® is the world’s first collaborative robot
The age of people and robots working together has finally come. Leading power and automation technologies company ABB has unveiled YuMi® - the first...
ABB’s new Regional Robotics Packaging Application Hub to boost productivity in Southeast Asia
ABB, the leader in power and automation technologies, has announced the official opening of its Regional Robotics Packaging Application Hub in Singapore that is set...
ABB and Volvo join forces to develop fast-recharge electric buses
Swiss engineering group ABB and Swedish car and bus maker Volvo have signed an agreement to co-develop and commercialise electric and hybrid buses with...
National Association of Women in Operations hosts Girls Experience Industry Days
Leading global companies, which are members of the National Association of Women in Operations (NAWO) gave high-school girls and pre-career girls an opportunity to...
RMIT’s new automation software engineering research centre to boost industry ties
RMIT University has launched the Australia-India Research Centre for Automation Software Engineering (AICAUSE), connecting the University with ABB.
The launching ceremony was hosted by RMIT...
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From cost exposure to cost control: Using energy flexibility to protect margins
Electricity price volatility is reshaping the cost base of Australian manufacturing, challenging long-held assumptions that energy can be treated as a stable operational input.
