Awentia’s No-Code Robot Picks Objects with Vision AI

At Embedded World 2025, startup Awentia showcased a robotic system that picks objects without the need for traditional programming or dataset training. Instead of writing code or collecting thousands of images, users simply insert an object—like a chocolate bar—and the robot identifies and picks it out from a group of items.

This no-code approach streamlines the development of computer vision applications, especially for non-technical users or scenarios where product types change frequently. It mimics how a human recognises and selects items without needing complex setup or tuning.

Adaptive Robotics for Industrial Environments

Awentia’s vision technology is designed for use in dynamic environments such as warehouses, assembly lines, and logistics hubs. Unlike conventional systems that rely on fixed algorithms, this platform adapts to changes in object types and conditions without retraining or redeployment.

Potential applications include robotic arms, drones, and autonomous vehicles—any scenario where vision needs to keep up with a changing context. The system’s simplicity helps reduce the overhead typically associated with computer vision integration, like hiring data scientists or reconfiguring hardware pipelines.

From Startup to Smarter Vision at Scale

Awentia’s early-stage work focuses on scalable AI-driven perception, offering a new way to interact with robotics through intuitive, human-like object recognition. Their no-code robot demo at Embedded World is just one example of how they’re reducing the complexity of industrial automation.

The team also offers a Hybrid SDK designed for broader integration into automation platforms and vision systems. For more technical details or partnership opportunities, visit the official Awentia website.

Awentia’s visual picking robot shows what’s possible when AI and robotics meet user-friendly design. If you’re building next-gen automation systems or exploring computer vision for changing environments, this is a company worth keeping an eye on.

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