Rollem, a specialist print machinery manufacturer, is using a multi-axis motion controller and high level software development environment from ABB to control its modular finishing system. January 8, ...

MATTHIAS STEIN – ABB has been installing industrial control systems for several decades now and has built up a substantial installed base in a wide variety of industries around the world. Apart from ...

Using OPC technology for seamless integration, the 800xA control system from ABB is able to gather data from either ABB distributed control systems (DCS) or 3rd party DCS systems, and display it in ...

Zurich, Switzerland, April 19, 2011 – ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, announced the launch of its Symphony™ Plus distributed control system (DCS). Key customer benefits include ...

ABB automation, power distribution, variable speed drive systems and electrification equipment is being used on the PM12 paper line at Stora Enso’s Kvarnsveden paper mill in Sweden. October 20, 2009 - ...

2016-06-22 – In our commitment to offer you the best automation lifecycle support possible, with solutions targeted to your needs for your installed ABB control system, we introduce the new MyABB/ My ...

ABB has received a contract to supply an AC800F control system for a 500,000 ton per year methanol production project in Shandong Province, China, funded by Yankuang Group, which will reduce the ...

Cutting-edge control automation will allow Europe’s biggest utility to extend the lifecycle of its assets at La Casella combined cycle power plant. Enel’s La Casella Combined Cycle Power Plant in ...

The newest version of ARC Advisory Group’s ‘Distributed Control Systems Worldwide Outlook,’ study, ABB retained its leading worldwide market position in this core automation market. According to the ...

Daniel Huber has taken over responsibility for ABB’s control system products following his appointment as business unit manager for Open Control Systems at the Switzerland headquartered company. Huber ...

Independent researchers Terry McCorkle and Billy Rios identified a buffer overflow vulnerability that could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code and remotely gain control of the target machine.