For its convertible bond, Robovision has called on what co-founder and CEO Jonathan Berte calls “trusted partners”. These investors are AtlasInvest, Dovesco and PE Group. The fresh capital injection will mainly be used to expand Robovision’s commercial and R&D activities.

What’s more, “those three partners have decided to support us in preparation for a series A capital round,” says Berte. Ultimately, Robovision wants to go public with its business. “If you want to make a positive impact as a technology company while being supported by the financial markets and allowing your team to share in the success, a stock launch is the most obvious choice,” Berte adds.  

Since 2012, Robovision has grown into a pioneer in developing computer-vision technology for automation and robotics. Thanks to its RVAI platform, operators with no technical background can build deep learning-based solutions quickly to automate repetitive processes and enable machines to carry out complex visual tasks.

To highlight a few examples of the company’s track record:

• Robovision was the first AI firm to successfully use 3D deep learning to determine the growth of tulip bulbs, harvesting flowers and industrial plant grading.
• In the manufacturing industry, Robovision enables real-time visual inspection to increase product quality, reduce waste and improve production line efficiency.