Swiss / Swedish engineering conglomerate ABB has joined forces with IBM to develop and sell digital machines powered with Watson ’s ABB ’s artificial intelligence analytics software. Picture courtesy of ABB Successful digital transformations are future ready - now Research findings identify key ingredients to complete your transformation journey Cyber security for accountants 3 ways to protect yourself and your clients online IBM already has its own platform, Ability, but the partnership will create a new product range including factory machinery that will facilitate sophisticated automation, with machines that are able to understand and reason, and take actions that support industrial workers, alerting them to faults and reducing downtime. The companies will also develop a connected-product range for smart grids.
Swiss / Swedish engineering conglomerate ABB has joined forces with IBM to develop and sell digital machines powered with Watson ’s ABB ’s artificial intelligence analytics software. IBM already has its own platform, Ability, but the partnership will create a new product range including factory machinery that will facilitate sophisticated automation, with machines that are able to understand and reason, and take actions that support industrial workers, alerting them to faults and reducing downtime. The companies will also develop a connected-product range for smart grids.