Vention Expands Its Robotics Offering with Franka Robotics for Enhanced Research Education

Vention Unveils Expanded Robotics Lineup with Franka Robotics at Automatica 2025

Vention, a leader in the automation industry, has made headlines with its recent announcement to incorporate collaborative robots from Franka Robotics GmbH into its product offerings. This integration aims to support research and education sectors, marking a significant milestone in the company's efforts to broaden its impact in automation technology. The latest developments will be showcased at Automatica 2025, scheduled to take place from June 24 to 27 in Munich, Germany.

The Rise of Franka Robotics

Franka Robotics, a prominent player in the field of high-precision collaborative robots, is known for its versatile robotic arm, the FR3. This robotic arm has rapidly gained popularity among academic institutions, particularly for doctoral research and artificial intelligence projects. With its addition to Vention's portfolio, the company aims to address the needs of various academic and innovation-driven organizations, enhancing the accessibility and usability of robotic solutions.

François Giguere, CTO of Vention, expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, "We are proud to welcome Franka Robotics into the Vention ecosystem. Its reputation in academia and research aligns perfectly with our mission to make industrial automation more intuitive and accessible."

The partnership not only enriches Vention's offerings but also enhances the user experience for customers interested in robotic solutions that incorporate artificial intelligence. Henrik Hermann, Sales Director at Franka Robotics, highlighted how the collaboration expands the reach of their FR3 arm, enabling users to explore innovative applications in research and robotics.

Showcasing at Automatica 2025

During the Automatica 2025 event, Vention plans to demonstrate a range of live applications showcasing state-of-the-art features of its automatisms. Visitors will be introduced to the collaborative Franka Research 3 (FR3) robot, performing precise PCB testing at Vention's booth (B4.307). This demonstration serves to illustrate the robot's capability to handle delicate electronics tasks that require a high level of dexterity and sensitivity.

Additionally, attendees can look forward to demonstrations of Vention's new MachineMotion™ AI controller, which focuses on intelligent parts selection and sub-millimeter precision grasping with ABB's GoFa collaborative robot. These cutting-edge demonstrations highlight how Vention integrates advanced technologies into its automation solutions, showing the practical application of AI and robotics in manufacturing environments.

The event will also feature modular work cells designed for tasks such as machine monitoring and palletization, utilizing renowned robotic solutions from Universal Robots and FANUC.

Educational Opportunities at the Booth

To further emphasize its commitment to education and training within the robotics space, Vention will be offering complimentary access to its new certification course: MachineBuilder™ 101. This course equips participants with essential skills in designing, simulating, and deploying automation solutions using Vention's unified platform.

As Vention gears up for Automatica 2025, the company remains focused on creating innovative solutions that empower businesses to automate their processes seamlessly. With the addition of Franka Robotics to its repertoire, Vention is set to explore new avenues in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence, ultimately reinforcing its position as a pioneer in industrial automation.

For those interested in discovering automation's future, visiting Vention's booth B4.307 at Automatica 2025 will provide invaluable insights and hands-on experiences in the rapidly evolving landscape of robotics technology.

To learn more about Vention and its offerings, visit Vention.com.