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Cision Canada
6 days ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
Vention Expands Academic and Research Offering with Franka Robotics, Premiering at Automatica 2025
Franka Robotics, part of Munich-based Agile Robots, builds high-precision collaborative robots trusted in research and education Vention and Franka Robotics will demo PCB testing with a Franka Research 3 (FR3) robot, showcasing precise, safe automation for delicate electronics Other Vention technologies to debut at Automatica include AI-powered bin picking and an all-in-one control system for motion, vision, sensing and AI MachineMotion™ AI, Vention's third-generation controller, will make its European debut with an AI-powered bin-picking solution that showcases intelligent part selection and sub-millimeter grasping on an ABB GoFa cobot Modular robot work cells for machine tending and palletizing will also be on display, featuring leading robot brands Universal Robots and FANUC Visitors to Booth B4.307 can claim free access to MachineBuilder™ 101, Vention's new robotics certification course, which teaches the design, simulation, and deployment of automation using its unified platform MUNICH, June 17, 2025 /CNW/ - Vention, creator of the world's only full-stack software and hardware automation platform, today announced it has expanded its lineup of robotic offerings to include collaborative robots from Franka Robotics GmbH, a subsidiary of Agile Robots SE. Vention will showcase an FR3 robot alongside its other offerings at Automatica 2025 in Booth B4.307 from June 24-27 in Munich. Franka Robotics has established itself as a leading platform in academic and research settings with its popular FR3 robotic arm, which is now a preferred choice for PhD students, AI researchers, and robotics laboratories. By adding Franka to its portfolio, Vention is expanding its offerings to meet demand from academics, research institutions, and innovation-driven companies already working within the Vention ecosystem. "We're proud to welcome Franka Robotics to the Vention ecosystem," said Francois Giguere, Chief Technology Officer of Vention. "Their reputation in academic and R&D environments perfectly complements our mission to make industrial automation more accessible and intuitive. We're delighted to collaborate with a respected German brand—Germany has been instrumental in shaping the Vention story from the very beginning, and this partnership marks an exciting new chapter in that journey." "Partnering with Vention allows us to extend the reach of our Franka Research 3 robot to a broader range of users in academia and in innovative applications alike," explained Henrik Hermann, Sales Director at Franka Robotics. "Together, we're committed to delivering innovative, user-friendly automation solutions that empower our customers to unlock new possibilities in robotics and AI." The FR3 is a user-friendly, compact, lightweight (18 kg), safe, and highly dexterous robot arm with seven degrees of freedom, making it ideal for laboratory environments with space constraints. It also features real-time force sensitivity with torque-controlled joints, enabling it to sense and respond to forces in real time. This is crucial for human-robot interaction (HRI) research, learning through demonstration, and performing contact-rich tasks such as inserting delicate components. Vention at Automatica 2025 Vention will present four live demos that bring its end-to-end automation platform to life, combining intuitive software, modular hardware, and the innovative capabilities of MachineMotion™ AI. MachineMotion™ AI & NVIDIA Technology — Powerful Motion Control Building on the momentum from NVIDIA GTC 2025 and Automate, the AI-powered bin-picking demo with ABB GoFa CRB 15000 illustrates the capabilities of real-time, autonomous part-picking. Powered by MachineMotion™ AI, NVIDIA Jetson platform, and NVIDIA Isaac CUDA-accelerated libraries and models, Vention's live demonstrations span advanced robotics, AI-driven motion control, and scalable training — showing the value AI brings to the manufacturing floor for practical deployment of robotic solutions. It demonstrates sub-millimeter picking precision using disorganized manufacturing parts, making it ideal for high-mix, low-volume environments. Modular Demos for Real-world Applications As part of the principal announcement, Vention will demo Franka Robotics' FR3 arm performing PCB testing on a Vention workstation, highlighting the precision and gentle handling required for delicate electronics and fine motor tasks. Attendees will also see fully integrated, customizable work cells for: 7th-axis Range Extender showcasing enhanced reach and flexibility for applications such as machine tending, assembly, and packaging. Rapid Series Palletizer, built on a telescopic column and optimized with Vention's latest MachineApp 4.5 software. Experience the future of automation at Booth B4.307. For more information, visit Media Relations: Sarah Webster +1.313.715.6988 [email protected] Christine Boivin +1.514.293.3423 [email protected] About Vention Vention is leading the future of industrial automation by enabling businesses of all sizes to automate faster than ever — boosting productivity, cutting costs, and driving scalable growth. With our free, drag-and-drop MachineBuilder™ software and modular, plug-and-play FastFactory™ hardware ecosystem, Vention helps businesses automate with unmatched speed, simplicity, and success. Our unified software and hardware automation platform enables businesses to design, simulate, deploy, and operate turnkey or custom automation solutions in just days. Trusted by 4,000+ customers across five continents, Vention is redefining the automation experience with exceptional technology and customer service. Visit to learn more. SOURCE Vention Inc.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Vention Expands Academic and Research Offering with Franka Robotics, Premiering at Automatica 2025
Franka Robotics, part of Munich-based Agile Robots, builds high-precision collaborative robots trusted in research and education Vention and Franka Robotics will demo PCB testing with a Franka Research 3 (FR3) robot, showcasing precise, safe automation for delicate electronics Other Vention technologies to debut at Automatica include AI-powered bin picking and an all-in-one control system for motion, vision, sensing and AI MachineMotion™ AI, Vention's third-generation controller, will make its European debut with an AI-powered bin-picking solution that showcases intelligent part selection and sub-millimeter grasping on an ABB GoFa cobot Modular robot work cells for machine tending and palletizing will also be on display, featuring leading robot brands Universal Robots and FANUC Visitors to Booth B4.307 can claim free access to MachineBuilder™ 101, Vention's new robotics certification course, which teaches the design, simulation, and deployment of automation using its unified platform MUNICH, June 17, 2025 /CNW/ - Vention, creator of the world's only full-stack software and hardware automation platform, today announced it has expanded its lineup of robotic offerings to include collaborative robots from Franka Robotics GmbH, a subsidiary of Agile Robots SE. Vention will showcase an FR3 robot alongside its other offerings at Automatica 2025 in Booth B4.307 from June 24-27 in Munich. Franka Robotics has established itself as a leading platform in academic and research settings with its popular FR3 robotic arm, which is now a preferred choice for PhD students, AI researchers, and robotics laboratories. By adding Franka to its portfolio, Vention is expanding its offerings to meet demand from academics, research institutions, and innovation-driven companies already working within the Vention ecosystem. "We're proud to welcome Franka Robotics to the Vention ecosystem," said Francois Giguere, Chief Technology Officer of Vention. "Their reputation in academic and R&D environments perfectly complements our mission to make industrial automation more accessible and intuitive. We're delighted to collaborate with a respected German brand—Germany has been instrumental in shaping the Vention story from the very beginning, and this partnership marks an exciting new chapter in that journey." "Partnering with Vention allows us to extend the reach of our Franka Research 3 robot to a broader range of users in academia and in innovative applications alike," explained Henrik Hermann, Sales Director at Franka Robotics. "Together, we're committed to delivering innovative, user-friendly automation solutions that empower our customers to unlock new possibilities in robotics and AI." The FR3 is a user-friendly, compact, lightweight (18 kg), safe, and highly dexterous robot arm with seven degrees of freedom, making it ideal for laboratory environments with space constraints. It also features real-time force sensitivity with torque-controlled joints, enabling it to sense and respond to forces in real time. This is crucial for human-robot interaction (HRI) research, learning through demonstration, and performing contact-rich tasks such as inserting delicate components. Vention at Automatica 2025 Vention will present four live demos that bring its end-to-end automation platform to life, combining intuitive software, modular hardware, and the innovative capabilities of MachineMotion™ AI. MachineMotion™ AI & NVIDIA Technology — Powerful Motion Control Building on the momentum from NVIDIA GTC 2025 and Automate, the AI-powered bin-picking demo with ABB GoFa CRB 15000 illustrates the capabilities of real-time, autonomous part-picking. Powered by MachineMotion™ AI, NVIDIA Jetson platform, and NVIDIA Isaac CUDA-accelerated libraries and models, Vention's live demonstrations span advanced robotics, AI-driven motion control, and scalable training — showing the value AI brings to the manufacturing floor for practical deployment of robotic solutions. It demonstrates sub-millimeter picking precision using disorganized manufacturing parts, making it ideal for high-mix, low-volume environments. Modular Demos for Real-world Applications As part of the principal announcement, Vention will demo Franka Robotics' FR3 arm performing PCB testing on a Vention workstation, highlighting the precision and gentle handling required for delicate electronics and fine motor tasks. Attendees will also see fully integrated, customizable work cells for: 7th-axis Range Extender showcasing enhanced reach and flexibility for applications such as machine tending, assembly, and packaging. Rapid Series Palletizer, built on a telescopic column and optimized with Vention's latest MachineApp 4.5 software. Experience the future of automation at Booth B4.307. For more information, visit Media Relations: Sarah Webster+ Christine Boivin+ About Vention Vention is leading the future of industrial automation by enabling businesses of all sizes to automate faster than ever — boosting productivity, cutting costs, and driving scalable growth. With our free, drag-and-drop MachineBuilder™ software and modular, plug-and-play FastFactory™ hardware ecosystem, Vention helps businesses automate with unmatched speed, simplicity, and success. Our unified software and hardware automation platform enables businesses to design, simulate, deploy, and operate turnkey or custom automation solutions in just days. Trusted by 4,000+ customers across five continents, Vention is redefining the automation experience with exceptional technology and customer service. Visit to learn more. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Vention Inc. 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Cision Canada
07-05-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Vention Leads the Future of Automation at Automate 2025 with AI-Powered Bin-Picking Robot and Motion Control Systems Accelerated by NVIDIA
MachineMotion™ AI — Vention's third-generation controller — will power the company's full booth, including four robotic work cells and a daisy-chained series of motors and actuators Vention's AI-powered bin-picking robot, fresh off its debut at NVIDIA GTC, will demonstrate real-time part recognition, selection logic, and sub-millimeter grasping to organize plumbing parts Modular robot work cells for welding, machine tending, and palletizing will showcase fast deployment and compatibility with leading cobot brands, ABB, FANUC, and Universal Robots Vention CEO Etienne Lacroix will speak Monday morning, sharing a vision for accessible, scalable robotics adoption across manufacturing A joint session with NVIDIA Robotics and Vention leaders Monday afternoon will explore how MachineMotion AI and Isaac Manipulator enable next-gen AI automation—from bin picking to adaptive part handling and 3D vision Visitors to Booth 4432 can claim free access to MachineBuilder™ 101, Vention's new robotics certification course for designing, simulating, and deploying automation with its unified platform DETROIT, May 7, 2025 /CNW/ - Vention, creator of the world's only full-stack software and hardware automation platform, will unveil major product innovations and hands-on experiences at Automate 2025. Under the theme "Physical AI, Resilient Manufacturing," Vention is demonstrating how AI-enabled robotics and software-defined automation can make factories more autonomous, scalable, and resilient. Powered by MachineMotion™ AI, NVIDIA Jetson computing, and NVIDIA Isaac CUDA-accelerated libraries and models, Vention's live demonstrations span advanced robotics, AI-driven motion control, and scalable training — showing the value AI brings to the manufacturing floor for practical deployment of robotic solutions. "The promise of Physical AI in manufacturing isn't theoretical anymore—it's here, and it's practical," said Etienne Lacroix, Founder and CEO of Vention. "AI-robotics operators are now successfully executing complex bin picking and machine tending with both simplicity and affordability". MachineMotion™ AI — Powerful Motion Control At the heart of Vention's booth is MachineMotion™ AI, the company's third-generation automation controller designed to unify motion, sensing, vision, and AI. Accelerated by NVIDIA Jetson Orin on-compute platform, the controller runs compute-intensive AI workloads and simplifies control of robots, conveyors, sensors, and vision systems — all through a single plug-and-play device that also offers cellular connectivity. This new control system will power Vention's entire booth at the show, including four robotic work cells, as well as a motor daisy chain of three actuators, powered and synchronized from the same MachineMotion AI unit. Fresh from GTC: AI-Powered Bin Picking Comes to Automate Vention's AI-powered bin-picking robot, which debuted in March at NVIDIA GTC, the industry's premier AI event, headlines the booth with an advanced demo using NVIDIA vision and compute to detect, select, and grasp disorganized plumbing parts with sub-millimeter precision. This live demonstration illustrates the potential of autonomous material handling powered by real-time AI. Modular Demos for Real-World Applications Visitors to Vention's booth can also explore Vention's end-to-end, software and hardware automation platform. An overview of the software stack will cover how to design and simulate a digital twin, as well as deploy and operate automation with ease using modular automation components from Vention and its growing list of partners. Attendees will see fully integrated, customizable work cells for: Welding with an overhead 7th-axis range extender and Smooth Robotics interface Machine tending on a drawer-based platform, compatible with ABB, FANUC, and Universal Robots Palletizing, built on a telescopic column and optimized with Vention's latest MachineApp 4.5 software Each system is modular, fast to deploy, and controlled through MachineMotion AI. MachineBuilder™ 101: The First Step in AI-Ready Automation Training Also launching at the show is MachineBuilder™ 101, Vention's first online robotics certification course. Designed for students, educators, engineers, and manufacturers, the program teaches users how to design, simulate, and deploy automation using Vention's unified platform. The certification includes interactive modules and a final assessment for just $40 USD, with free access offered on-site at Booth 4432 for qualified visitors. Executive Insights and In-Booth Presentations Attendees can hear from Vention CEO Etienne Lacroix, who will speak on Monday morning at 10:15 a.m. about unlocking scalable robotics for manufacturers of all sizes. His talk, "Paving the Way for Widespread Robotics Adoption," will be held in Room 321. At 2 p.m. in the Automate Show Theater, leaders from Vention and NVIDIA Robotics will jointly discuss real-world AI deployment — highlighting how MachineMotion AI and NVIDIA Isaac Manipulator are transforming bin picking, adaptive part handling, and 3D vision. Throughout the week, visitors can also attend expert-led talks in Booth 4432, covering topics such as automation ROI, reshoring strategies, and Vention's full-stack automation platform. Experience the future of automation at Booth 4432. For more information, visit Media Relations: Sarah Webster +1.313.715.6988 [email protected] Christine Boivin +1.514.293.3423 [email protected] About Vention Vention is leading the future of industrial automation by enabling businesses of all sizes to automate faster than ever — boosting productivity, cutting costs, and driving scalable growth. With our free, drag-and-drop MachineBuilder™ software and modular, plug-and-play FastFactory™ hardware ecosystem, Vention helps businesses automate with unmatched speed, simplicity, and success. Our unified software and hardware automation platform enables businesses to design, simulate, deploy, and operate turnkey or custom automation solutions in just days. Trusted by 4,000+ customers across five continents, Vention is redefining the automation experience with exceptional technology and customer service. Visit to learn more. SOURCE Vention Inc.
Cision Canada
06-05-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Vention Launches Online Design Certification to Close Talent Gap and Train the Next Generation of Automation Experts
MachineBuilder ™ 101 teaches foundational skills in Vention's unified software and hardware platform for designing, simulating, deploying, and operating automation, including robot work cells The first in a new certification series, the course was developed in response to the growing demand for structured learning and assessment of MachineBuilder™ skills More than 300 universities and colleges in Canada, the United States, South America, and Europe use Vention software and hardware for teaching and R&D Attendees at Automate 2025 in Detroit will be eligible for complimentary access to the MachineBuilder ™ 101 course at Vention's booth MONTREAL, May 6, 2025 /CNW/ - Vention, creator of the world's only full-stack software and hardware automation platform, today announced the launch of its first certification course for its MachineBuilder ™ cloud-based software to support the next generation of automation designers, programmers, and operators. As demand for robotics and automation surges globally, manufacturers are facing a growing talent gap — particularly in roles that involve scoping, designing, programming, and installing robotic systems. MachineBuilder ™ 101 addresses this gap by offering foundational training on Vention's modular, plug-and-play automation software, which has been used to install systems with more than 4,000 manufacturers and other customers worldwide. MachineBuilder ™ 101 was developed in response to strong demand from engineering and robotics instructors seeking formalized training and assessment on Vention's platform. While created primarily for educators, the course is also available to manufacturers, systems integrators, and anyone interested in learning Vention's modular programming environment. "Our free, cloud-based MachineBuilder™ software is changing the way students and professionals learn and deploy automation and robotics," said Etienne Lacroix, Founder and CEO of Vention. "Last year alone, customers designed more than 75,000 systems using MachineBuilder™. Each design creates a real digital twin that can be programmed, simulated, and optimized — empowering users to validate their ideas before making capital investments. That's not just a better way to learn; it's a smarter way to automate." ROOTS Education, a Florida-based pioneer in industrial robotics education and a Vention customer since 2018, will be piloting the course with students this year. With numerous schools and counting, ROOTS is reaching thousands of students currently in Florida, Texas, Ohio, Virginia, and Arizona with their emphasis on real-world applications and hands-on learning. Their mission is to shape the future workforce with a community focus, cutting-edge techniques, high-tech equipment and a passion for supporting business and individual economic opportunities. "At Roots Education, we believe the future of automation starts in the classroom, and Vention's MachineBuilder ™ 101 isn't just a training course — it's a launchpad for the next generation of automation experts," said Jeffrey Kondel, Owner and President of Roots Education. "Students in programs featuring Roots Education will achieve certification by completing real-world automation projects and demonstrating their mastery through final assessments. We're proud to help set a new standard for preparing tomorrow's robotics and automation workforce." A SCORM-compliant course package will be made available at no cost to universities, colleges, and high schools, making it easy to integrate MachineBuilder ™ 101 into existing learning management systems. Further, Vention offers an introductory robotics hardware bundle designed for use with Universal Robots arms for students to program in MachineBuilder™ and bring to life in their lab. Today, the United States ranks 10th among countries worldwide for robot density, with just 295 robots per 10,000 employees, according to the International Federation of Robotics. One challenge aggravating the shortage is the lack of skilled systems integrators to deploy robots quickly and efficiently. Three of the world's Top Five countries for manufacturing output, including China, Germany, and Japan, have robot density levels surpassing 400 robots per 10,000 employees. Exclusive Opportunity at Automate 2025 Attendees of Automate 2025 in Detroit, to be held May 12 to 15, are invited to visit Vention's booth No.4432. There, they will be eligible for complimentary access to the MachineBuilder ™ 101 course. Upcoming certification modules will include additional MachineBuilder™ courses on robot cell and workstation designing and MachineLogic 101. For more information, visit Media Relations: Sarah Webster +1.313.715.6988 [email protected] Christine Boivin +1.514.293.3423 [email protected] About Vention Vention is leading the future of industrial automation by enabling businesses of all sizes to automate faster than ever — boosting productivity, cutting costs, and driving scalable growth. With our free, drag-and-drop MachineBuilder ™ software and modular, plug-and-play FastFactory ™ hardware ecosystem, Vention helps businesses automate with unmatched speed, simplicity, and success. Our unified software and hardware automation platform enables businesses to design, simulate, deploy, and operate turnkey or custom automation solutions in just days. Trusted by 4,000+ customers across five continents, Vention is redefining the automation experience with exceptional technology and customer service. Visit to learn more.
Cision Canada
05-05-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Vention Announces Commercial Availability of MachineMotion AI--An AI-Ready Automation Controller with Built-In Cellular Connectivity
MachineMotion AI replaces traditional PLCs with a plug & play, future-proof control system built for the next generation of robotics and automated equipment Embedded with NVIDIA-accelerated computing technology, MachineMotion AI can run compute-intensive AI workloads for autonomous robotics Direct cellular technology offers manufacturers connectivity for over-the-air software updates, remote support, and cloud-based analytics — with all the security advantages of a direct wireless connection The power of MachineMotion AI was demonstrated in March at NVIDIA GTC, where it powered an autonomous bin-picking robot that could detect, select, pick up, and organize a bin full of parts with sub-millimeter grasping dexterity MachineMotion AI will power multiple automation systems, including the autonomous bin-picking robot, in Vention Booth No. 4432 at Automate 2025, to be held May 12-15 at Huntington Place in Detroit MONTREAL, May 5, 2025 /CNW/ - Vention, creator of the world's only full-stack software and hardware automation platform, today announced the commercial availability of its powerful third-generation controller, MachineMotion AI. Featuring NVIDIA-accelerated computing technology and independent Bell LTE connectivity, the new industrial automation controller empowers manufacturers to deploy intelligent automation systems faster and more securely than ever before. MachineMotion AI consolidates the work of multiple PLCs, seamlessly running up to 30 daisy-chained motors and coordinating robots, conveyors, and vision systems — all from a single, cabinet-free unit. This next-generation automation control system not only replaces PLCs but goes beyond their capabilities, such as powering autonomous robots, which require intensive, rapid computing capabilities. MachineMotion AI is compatible with leading robot brands, including ABB, FANUC, and Universal Robots. It delivers up to 3,000W of power and drives up to 30 servo motors via EtherCAT. "MachineMotion AI is truly a breakthrough automation control system," said Etienne Lacroix, Founder and CEO at Vention. "With built-in AI computing and independent cellular connectivity, manufacturers can deploy smarter systems faster — and keep them supported and secure without adding complexity to their internal networks. Our control system was built for modern AI-driven automation and robotics systems." "Bell is pleased to collaborate with Vention on MachineMotion AI," said Michel Richer, SVP, Enterprise Solutions, Bell Canada. "The low latency, robust strength and security of Bell's network ensures reliable and seamless connectivity for Vention's innovative automation solutions, empowering manufacturers to achieve their goals." Designed for AI-Powered Manufacturing MachineMotion AI is powered by NVIDIA Jetson and the NVIDIA Isaac CUDA-accelerated libraries and models, such as FoundationPose, which deliver the processing power necessary for compute-intensive AI tasks like real-time vision processing, bin-picking, and autonomous decision-making. Key features of MachineMotion AI include: Plug-and-play: Integrates easily with hundreds of motion devices and sensors — from robot arms and conveyors to computer vision systems and more. Compatibility: Integrates with leading robot brands such as ABB, FANUC and Universal Robots; supports leading industrial protocols, such as Ethernet/IP, IO-Link, and MQTT. Powerful performance: Delivers up to 3,000W of power and drives up to 30 distributed and daisy-chainable servo motors via EtherCAT. Connectivity: OTA software and firmware updates, as well as cloud-based monitoring and analysis, over Wi-Fi or Bell cellular connectivity. Secured and connected: Supports pull-based, over-the-air upgrades with Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity, with an ISO27001- and NIST-800-certified cloud platform. Compact and robust design: Housed in an award-winning IP54-rated enclosure with passive cooling and a 360° beacon light for status communication. Intuitive programming: Supports both code-free and Python programming, either in the cloud with digital twin simulation, or on the edge with the physical twin machine. Vention's MachineMotion AI is programmed with MachineLogic, part of Vention's powerful MachineBuilder™ end-to-end software suite for designing, simulating, deploying, and operating complete automation systems with full monitoring and optimization tools, including Remote Support. Built-In Cellular for Secure, Always-On Automation MachineMotion AI is the first Vention controller to feature built-in cellular connectivity, enabled through a collaboration with Bell, Canada's largest communications company, with expansive wireless coverage and long-standing agreements with trusted U.S. carriers. This ensures reliable connectivity across manufacturing sites in both countries, extending the reach and responsiveness of Vention's support capabilities. The connection operates independently of local firewalls and networks, giving manufacturers real-time access to software updates, cloud programming, system monitoring, and live support—without compromising internal IT security. Benefits of Bell-powered cellular include: Seamless OTA software and firmware upgrades Live access to Vention Remote Support, right from the pendant Cloud-based Vention monitoring and analysis dashboards for performance tracking and AI optimization See It Live at Automate 2025 MachineMotion AI will be showcased live at Automate 2025 from May 12–15 at Vention Booth No. 4432 on the main concourse at Huntington Place in Detroit. Three MMAI controllers will power multiple demos across the booth — including an autonomous bin-picking robot featured earlier this year at NVIDIA GTC. Learn more at About Vention Vention is leading the future of industrial automation by enabling businesses of all sizes to automate faster than ever — boosting productivity, cutting costs, and driving scalable growth. With our free, drag-and-drop MachineBuilder™ software and modular, plug-and-play FastFactory™ hardware ecosystem, Vention helps businesses automate with unmatched speed, simplicity, and success. Our unified software and hardware automation platform enables businesses to design, simulate, deploy, and operate turnkey or custom automation solutions in just days. Trusted by 4,000+ customers across five continents, Vention is redefining the automation experience with exceptional technology and customer service. Visit Vention. com to learn more. Media Relations: Sarah Webster +1.313.715.6988 [email protected] Christine Boivin +1.514.293.3423 [email protected] SOURCE Vention Inc.
