Vention Expands Robotics Offerings with Franka Robotics at Automatica 2025

Vention Expands Robotics Offerings with Franka Robotics

Vention, the provider of a fully integrated software and hardware platform for industrial automation, is thrilled to announce its expansion into the realm of collaborative robotics by including innovative products from Franka Robotics GmbH at Automatica 2025. This premiere will take place in Munich from June 24-27, 2025, where visitors will witness firsthand the capabilities of the Franka Research 3 (FR3) robot in automated precision tasks, particularly for sensitive electronics.

The FR3, a lightweight and user-friendly robotic arm known for its flexibility and safety, has established itself as the vehicle of choice among researchers and robotics laboratories. With this partnership, Vention is effectively responding to the growing demand from universities, research establishments, and forward-thinking companies that rely on its ecosystem for automation solutions.

At the Automatica exhibition, Vention will demonstrate the FR3's reliable capabilities in PCB testing, showcasing a life-like, real-time interaction potential with sensitive components. The robotic arm shines in environments where space is limited, making it perfect for laboratory settings.

Vention’s Chief Technology Officer, Francois Giguere, expressed enthusiasm about this new alliance, stating, "We are proud to welcome Franka Robotics into the Vention ecosystem. Their reputation in academic circles aligns perfectly with our goals of making industrial automation more accessible and intuitive. This collaboration marks a pivotal chapter for us."

AI-Driven Innovations

Vention will feature an AI-powered bin-picking demonstration with its third-generation control system, MachineMotion™ AI. This system integrates cutting-edge NVIDIA technology, allowing for intelligent part recognition and sub-millimeter gripping accuracy. The demonstration will showcase Vention's adaptable robotics in action, designed for varied manufacturing scenarios.

Visitors can also explore modular robot cells tailored for machine loading and palletizing, featuring top brands such as Universal Robots and FANUC. These practical demonstrations will illustrate how Vention’s technology swiftly facilitates automation processes.

Additionally, Vention is offering free access to its new certificate course, MachineBuilder 101™, which teaches users how to plan, simulate, and implement automation solutions using the Vention platform. This unique training opportunity is designed to empower users in their automation journeys, enhancing both knowledge and practical skills.

Live Demonstrations

Throughout the event, Vention plans to engage attendees with live demonstrations that bring to life the capabilities of its fully integrated automation platform. The presentations will showcase how intuitive software, modular hardware, and AI-powered functionalities work together seamlessly in real-world applications.

The demonstrable scenarios not only raise awareness about the efficiency changes that automation can bring but also provide a glimpse into the exciting future of robotics and machine learning implementation in various industries.

Conclusion

With its merger with Franka Robotics, Vention is stepping into a new paradigm in the industrial automation landscape. This expanded offerings set a new benchmark in accessible and intelligent robotic solutions to not only elevate the landscape of research and development but also provide valuable tools for automation in various usage contexts.

For more information on Vention and to stay updated on the latest developments in industrial automation, visit vention.com. The live demonstrations will take place at Hall B4, Stand 307 during Automatica 2025.