Our History

Jonathan Berte starts Robovision as a consultancy focused on computer vision and robotics.

In collaboration with ISO Group, Robovision develops an innovative robotic cutting planter powered by computer vision, marking a significant technological breakthrough.

Tim Waegeman joins as CTO leading the development of Robovision AI, a scalable computer vision platform built on machine learning.

Robovision AI becomes the driving force behind multiple first-of-its-kind projects. The platform is streamlined into a market-ready product.

Three innovative horticulture solutions featuring 3D vision are launched. Expansion into manufacturing, healthcare, and retail begins.

Robovision is honored with EY’s Scale-up of the Year Award in recognition of its rapid growth and innovation.

Horticulture operations continue to scale, even during COVID-19.

Robovision secures €10M in funding, rolls out new features, and expands through a growing partner network. The company grows to 100 dedicated teammates. 

Thomas Van den Driessche, an experienced leader in international software and commercial space networks, is appointed CEO. Jonathan Berte becomes Chairman of the Board.

A new headquarters opens to support a growing team and future ambitions.

$42M is secured from four new investors to solidify applications and the platform: Target Global, Astanor Ventures, Red River West, and PE Capital. The stage is set for expansion and impact across Europe, Asia, and the United States.

On 1 October 2025, Leon van de Pas joins the Board as CEO, initiating a pivotal shift in strategy. Jonathan Berte focuses on growing the horticulture business unit, where Robovision’s journey began.

Robovision extends its offering to enable outcome assurance, with Industrial Vision Intelligence Infrastructure that keeps manufacturers reliable, compliant, and profitable for the long term.