When it comes to flipping burgers, robots are making mincemeat out of the human competition — just check out the newly-opened Burgerbots in California’s Silicon Valley, where automated line cooks can ...

Entire process takes just 27 seconds per burger Next, the YuMi steps in to collaborate on the final assembly of the burger. The entire process takes just 27 seconds per burger. ABB’s robot controller ...

Burger Bots is the brainchild of entrepreneur Elizabeth Truong, who sees this high-tech location as just the beginning of a ...

The Robot Report editorial team traveled to Detroit to attend Automate 2025. This episode is packed with our firsthand ...

ABB's compact robot cell combines the FlexPicker 360 – which grabs and stacks veggies and the like – and the YuMi robot for final assembly as a box rolls down a conveyor. The system uses real ...

The robot-run burger restaurant in Silicon ... Burgerbots in California’s Silicon Valley, build by ABB Robotics, uses two assembly droids which work together to assemble burger patties with ...

In factories all around the world, people are working with a completely different type of co-worker: a dual-arm collaborative robot from ABB called YuMi®. YuMi® is the world’s first truly ...

ABB is introducing a “no-code software tool” to help users create and customize robot user interfaces, regardless of experience level. AppStudio ™ offers intuitive functionality and features, ...

Marketup's creative team, together with a client ABB Robotics, managed to create the first-ever print magazine cover painted by a collaborative robot. You might be thinking: Interesting, but why?