ABB S.p.A.
ABB S.p.A. is a subsidiary of ABB Group, a Swiss-Swedish multinational corporation headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. ABB specializes in robotics, power, heavy electrical equipment, and automation technology. It operates in more than 100 countries and is known for its innovative solutions in electrification, industrial automation, motion, and robotics & discrete automation.
Overview of ABB Group
- Founded: 1988 through the merger of ASEA (Sweden) and BBC Brown Boveri (Switzerland).
- Headquarters: Zurich, Switzerland
- Industry: Power and Automation Technology
- Global Reach: Operation in over 100 countries
Key Business Areas
Electrification:
- Develops and provides products and solutions for electrical distribution, including circuit breakers, switches, control products, wiring accessories, and power protection.
Industrial Automation:
- Offers comprehensive solutions for industries such as Oil & Gas, Power Generation, Marine, Pulp & Paper, Metals, and Mining.
- Includes control and automation systems, measurement and analytics.
Motion:
- Supplies motors and drives, which are integral for automation and control of industrial processes.
Robotics & Discrete Automation:
- Leading supplier of industrial robots and advanced solutions for digitalization in discrete manufacturing sectors.
ABB S.p.A. in Italy
- Presence: ABB S.p.A. represents ABB Group in Italy, focusing on supplying and servicing the full range of ABB products and solutions.
- Operations: It includes research and development, manufacturing facilities, and operational offices across Italy.
- Market Approach: Cater to both national and international markets with innovative technologies and industry-specific expertise.
Notable Innovations
- ABB's advancements in digital integration solutions, such as ABB Ability™, a unified digital offering that connects all ABB products and services to the Internet of Things (IoT).
- Significant investments in the development of sustainable energy solutions, electrification of transportation, and smart grid technology.
Commitment to Sustainability
- ABB has a strong focus on sustainable development, implementing eco-efficient and renewable energy solutions.
- The company aligns its operations with global sustainability standards to reduce carbon footprint and enhance energy efficiency.
Summary
ABB S.p.A. is a vital extension of ABB Group in Italy, contributing to the company's global mission of delivering innovative and sustainable technologies in power, automation, and robotics. ABB's leadership in industrial technology is powered by its commitment to digitalization and sustainable development.
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