On March 29th, ABB Robotics, in collaboration with Wuhan Jingtian Electric Appliance Co., Ltd., participated in the 11th Huazhong Science and Education Instrument and Technology Equipment Exhibition. At this exhibition, the ABB collaborative robot workstation GoFa and dual arm collaborative robot YuMi, which integrated cutting-edge technology, were displayed, vividly demonstrating the diverse possibilities of intelligent robots landing in different educational and scientific research scenarios, and the exhibition achieved a complete success.

In the afternoon of the same day, ABB and Wuhan Jingtian Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. jointly held a signing ceremony, announcing that the two sides had officially reached a strategic partnership. Zhang Juan, Sales Director of General Industrial Local Business Unit in China for ABB Robotics Business Unit, Wang Huiming, Operations Director of General Industrial Local Business Unit in China for ABB Robotics Business Unit, and Luo Chongqing, Sales Manager of General Industrial Local Business Unit in China for ABB Robotics Business Unit, attended and represented ABB company in signing a cooperation agreement with our company, jointly witnessing the signing ceremony.

ABB collaborative robot workstation GoFa, which integrates cutting-edge technology, is pronounced "Go Far", meaning to use robots to help teams go further and do more. At the signing ceremony, both parties sent 8 people to participate, and 8+8 also means "88 big gains". Both sides will jointly promote the development of robotics technology and inject new vitality and development momentum into China's robotics industry.

In future cooperation, Wuhan Jingtian Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. will continue to leverage its advantages and strength to explore the research and education market of ABB collaborative robotic arms in the university industry. Meanwhile, leveraging the technological advantages of ABB's collaborative robotic arm products, we aim to provide more comprehensive technical support and solutions for the education and research markets.