Vention Debuts AI Bin-Picking Technology at NVIDIA GTC

Vention has introduced its AI-powered bin-picking technology at NVIDIA GTC 2025, showcasing a robot's ability to autonomously organize parts using AI models from NVIDIA.

Vention has unveiled its AI-powered bin-picking technology at the NVIDIA GTC 2025 conference, announced in a press release. This innovation allows robots to autonomously detect, select, pick up, and organize parts from unstructured bins, significantly reducing the cost and complexity of traditional custom solutions.

The demonstration at the conference features an ABB GoFa™ robot equipped with a vision system and finger grippers, operating within a Vention work cell. The robot uses a simple CAD file upload to understand and organize parts with precision, powered by Vention's MachineMotion AI controller and NVIDIA's Jetson AI processor.

Vention's solution leverages NVIDIA's foundational models and AI-ready hardware to streamline the bin-picking process, making it more accessible and affordable for manufacturers. The company plans to commercialize this technology later in the year, aiming to address the global demand for automation solutions amid labor shortages.

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