Case Study: Carnegie Mellon University accelerates robotics research with Vention

How Carnegie Mellon University uses Vention across their campus for cutting-edge robotics research

Carnegie Mellon University partnered with Vention to support cutting-edge robotics research across campus, including work at CERLAB and the Manufacturing Futures Institute. The team needed flexible, modular, and trusted automation solutions for projects like vision-based mobile manipulators and teleoperated inspection systems, along with fast setup and easy repositioning for dynamic research environments.

Vention provided modular components including a Universal Robots 10e cobot, Mobile Pedestal base, Zivid 2+ 3D vision sensor, and design services. The solution enabled quick deployment, easy mobility, and rapid testing of different configurations for both mobile manipulation and remote inspection projects, improving efficiency and safety while helping Carnegie Mellon advance real-world robotics research and train the next generation of robotics professionals.

Carnegie Mellon University

Aman Chulawala

Researcher