Robovision AI

Robovision is a low-code/no-code platform for building and deploying computer vision AI inside physical machines and production lines. It covers the full lifecycle: importing and annotating visual data, training and testing models, and deploying them either to the cloud or on-premises next to the equipment they control. Built-in algorithms cover common vision tasks such as semantic and instance segmentation, classification, object detection, and anomaly detection, so teams do not need to build these from scratch. The platform is aimed at machine builders, manufacturers, and domain experts who want to add vision-based automation without deep AI programming skills, and it is used across industries including food and beverage, packaging, semiconductor manufacturing, horticulture, and healthcare. Robovision was founded in 2009 in Ghent, Belgium, by Jonathan Berte and Tim Waegeman, and has raised a $42 million Series A round to expand into the US market; it reports running on more than 1,000 robots across 40 countries. Because Robovision sells to industrial and enterprise customers rather than individual users, pricing is not published, and prospective users need to go through a sales process to understand costs and implementation timelines.