ImageGoFa CRB 15000
Three variants: GoFa 5 (5 kg, 950 mm), GoFa 10 (12 kg, 1520 mm) and GoFa 12 (14 kg, 1270 mm); payloads in wrist-down configuration.
ABB's GoFa collaborative robots

Robotics division of Swiss automation group ABB. GoFa (CRB 15000) cobots range from the 5 kg GoFa 5 to the 14 kg GoFa 12 and are used for welding, palletizing and lab automation. Speeds up to 2 m/s and high positional accuracy make it a base for AI-driven robot cells. In April 2026 it launched PoWa, a new series with 7–30 kg payloads and speeds up to 5.8 m/s, so its cobots now come in two families, GoFa and PoWa.
Researched as of November 3, 2026. Each item links to its source.
ABB contact centers began routing robotics inquiries to the ABB Robotics website from July 27, 2026, as part of the separation.
Source: new.abb.comPartnered with Roche Diagnostics to bring physical AI to labs, starting with pathology slide handling and autonomous core-lab intralogistics.
Source: automation.comPartnered with PSYONIC to use prosthetic users' touch and motion data with GoFa to advance robotic dexterity.
Source: businesswire.comLaunched the PoWa cobot family globally: six models from 7 to 30 kg, top speed 5.8 m/s, OmniCore controller, running within an hour of unboxing.
Source: prtimes.jpThe European Commission cleared SoftBank's acquisition of ABB Robotics (case M.12248); China and US approvals remained outstanding.
Source: ieu-monitoring.comABB agreed to sell its robotics business to SoftBank Group for $5.375B (~¥818.7B); SoftBank will buy 100% of a new Zurich holding company, replacing the planned spin-off listing.
Source: group.softbank
ImageThree variants: GoFa 5 (5 kg, 950 mm), GoFa 10 (12 kg, 1520 mm) and GoFa 12 (14 kg, 1270 mm); payloads in wrist-down configuration.
The Finnish professional kitchen-equipment maker uses GoFa for continuous 360-degree welds on stainless parts; ABB reports 30% higher welding productivity and 60% less post-processing.
Slovenia's Sunrise Robotics builds autonomous cells for SMEs on GoFa and raised throughput from 72 to 90 parts per hour by tuning motion parameters alone, without hardware or AI-model changes.
Turkey's ÇEMSAN deployed more than a dozen GoFa cobots for welding, quadrupling efficiency with millimetric precision, according to ABB.
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