OmniCore's motion performance delivers robot path accuracy of less than 0.6 mm, with multiple robots operating at high speeds of up to 1,600 mm per second. This opens up new automation opportunities in precision fields such as arc welding, mobile phone screen assembly, gluing, and laser cutting.
OmniCore is based on a scalable and modular control architecture that offers a wide range of features to create virtually any application, making it ideal for companies adopting automation in existing and emerging sectors, such as biotechnology and construction, among many others. With over 1,000 hardware and software features, customers can design, operate, maintain, and optimize operations. This is made possible by software features such as ABB's Absolute Accuracy and PickMaster® Twin, as well as hardware options ranging from external axes and vision systems to fieldbuses.
Omnicore replaces ABB Robotics' IRC5 controller, which will be phased out by June 2026. ABB will continue to support its customers using the IRC5 with spare parts and services for the robot's remaining lifespan.
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