A simple example using RobotStudio, ABB's simulation and offline programming software. This example will demonstrate how to create a simple program for an ABB robot.

### ABB RobotStudio Example Program:

1. Open RobotStudio and create a new station.

2. Add a robot to the station:
   - Go to the "Station" tab.
   - Click on "Add" and select "Robot" from the menu.
   - Choose the ABB robot model you want to use.

3. Create a program:
   - Double-click on the robot in the station explorer to open the RobotStudio Robot module.
   - Go to the "Program" tab.
   - Right-click on "Main" and choose "New Routine" to create a new program routine.

4. Write a simple program:
   - Double-click on the routine to open the program editor.
   - Write a simple program, for example, to move the robot to a specific position:

     ```RAPID
     ! Sample RAPID code
     PERS tooldata tool1:=[]; ! Define tool data
     PERS wobjdata wobj1:=[]; ! Define work object data

     ! Main routine
     MoveJ home tool1; ! Move to home position
     MoveL p1 wobj1;   ! Move to position p1
     ```

   - Adjust the code based on your robot model and the desired movements.

5. Run the simulation:
   - Go to the "Simulation" tab.
   - Click on the "Play" button to start the simulation.

This is a very basic example, and in a real-world scenario, you would have more complex programs with logic, conditions, and interactions with external devices. The actual RAPID code you write will depend on the specific tasks you want the robot to perform.

Remember that programming ABB robots typically involves using RAPID, the programming language specific to ABB robots. The code is written offline in RobotStudio and then transferred to the physical robot for execution.

Feel free to provide more details if you are looking for something more specific.