Zurich, Switzerland — ABB said Wednesday it opens a new robotics facility in the US, investing $20 million in Auburn Hills, Michigan, creating jobs and showcasing AI technology.
The facility aims to support various industries and strengthen ABB’s presence in the US market. It is ABB’s third global robotics factory expansion in three years across China, Europe and the Americas.
The new facility will support ABB Robotics’ specialist centers including its Packaging and Logistics hub in Atlanta, Georgia; its Life Sciences and Healthcare hub at the Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas; and AI Research Lab in San Jose, California.
Its training center, the facility will educate over 3,000 workers and students each year, equipping them with the skills to thrive in a new era of AI-powered automation.