ABB STEM.org Endorsed™ Exemplary Student

ABB Robotics is a pioneer in robotics, machine automation and digital services, providing innovative solutions for a diverse range of customers, from automotive to electronics to educators and more! As one of the world’s leading robotics and machine automation suppliers, ABB Robotics employs more than 11,000 people in 53 countries and has shipped more than 500,000 robot solutions. ABB’s extensive experience and portfolio of robotic solutions assist educational institutions with the products support and training needed to incorporate robots into learning programs.  We work with schools, colleges, and universities in more than 40 countries to ensure students learn the fundamental basic of robot programming and operation. We have built partnerships with educators around the world to provide the equipment and support needed to teach robotics and automation skills. These partnerships are enabling institutions to engage in the research and development of automated solutions for deployment in real applications, while enhancing employment opportunities for students. ABB is helping to prepare the workforce of tomorrow by providing complete turnkey STEM education packages, which includes: • Mobile robot cells designed specifically for educators based on their feedback • Comprehensive curriculum materials with everything a teacher needs to successfully teach a course in robotics and automation • 100 Premium RobotStudio licenses with access to all PowerPacs donated to schools to help drive technology (RobotStudio also integrates with AR/VR/MR) • Globally recognized STEM.org and ABB certification for teachers and students When schools and teachers partner with ABB, they are confident that the STEM.org Accredited program will: • Provide a strong foundation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) • Include Industry 4.0 technologies with ease-of-use functionality • Support teachers to teach robotics and automation efficiently and effectively, so the teacher can focus more time teaching students, no need for curriculum development • Help bridge the skills gap between industry and education • Prepare students for the workforce to reduce the worker shortage and unemployment rate