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Roboception rc_reason BoxPick Review: Specs, Price and Applications

Oct 12
4 min read

Updated: 7 days ago

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Roboception rc_reason BoxPick.

rc_reason BoxPick is a Roboception software module that detects rectangular boxes and parcels, reports their position, orientation and size and can compute grasp points. Pricing is available on request for the required configuration.

Quick Verdict

It runs on the rc_visard or rc_cube, needs a RandomDot projector, detects load carriers and works with static or robot-mounted sensors and suction or two-finger grippers.

Roboception rc_reason BoxPick is most relevant when its stated function matches the intended process. This software is most relevant to engineering teams whose existing workflow needs its specific stated function. Before selecting it, confirm the interfaces, licensing scope, supported versions and responsibility for long-term support. A small proof of concept should establish the benefit without concealing the work still required for deployment.

rc_reason BoxPick at a Glance

  • Manufacturer: Roboception

  • Model: rc_reason BoxPick

  • Product type: Robot picking software

  • Detects: Rectangular surfaces within set size ranges

  • Output: Pose, size, optional grasp points

  • Hardware: rc_visard or rc_cube, RandomDot projector

  • Grippers: Suction or two-finger

  • Mounting: Static or robot-mounted

rc_reason BoxPick Technical Specifications

Specification

Roboception rc_reason BoxPick

Manufacturer

Roboception

Model

rc_reason BoxPick

Product type

Robot picking software

Detects

Rectangular surfaces within set size ranges

Output

Pose, size, optional grasp points

Hardware

rc_visard or rc_cube, RandomDot projector

Grippers

Suction or two-finger

Mounting

Static or robot-mounted

Price

Price on request


Design and User Experience

Software value depends on how well it fits the surrounding engineering workflow. Consider the intended input, the output used by the machine or another application and the people who will maintain the configuration. A tool can be effective at one stage of development without replacing every system used before and after it.

Compatibility and Environment

Start with a representative project and a defined acceptance criterion. Check the required operating system, software version and compatible hardware before assuming that an existing computer or controller can run the selected configuration. Retain a repeatable test case so that changes to parameters and versions can be evaluated against the same baseline.


Programming and Software

Use the documented programming or configuration interfaces for the required workflow. A library, an SDK, a plug-in and a stand-alone application have different integration boundaries. Identify which tasks the product performs and which remain in the host application or controller. Keep the software configuration under version control with the project that consumes it.

Integration and Operating Workflow

Plan startup, normal operation, error handling and recovery as one interface. The consuming application should know whether an operation is complete, rejected or still running. Also decide where configuration and logs are stored. Clear ownership of these responsibilities makes the system easier to commission and maintain.


rc_reason BoxPick Applications and Use Cases

Depalletizing

Roboception rc_reason BoxPick is described for depalletizing. Test this use case with realistic inputs and the intended processing or control environment. An initial demonstration should become a repeatable sequence before it is treated as a deployment plan. Record any limits that matter to operation, including input formats, expected timing and the behavior when data is missing or inconsistent.

Parcel sorting

Roboception rc_reason BoxPick is described for parcel sorting. Test this use case with realistic inputs and the intended processing or control environment. An initial demonstration should become a repeatable sequence before it is treated as a deployment plan. Record any limits that matter to operation, including input formats, expected timing and the behavior when data is missing or inconsistent.

Bin picking of boxes

Roboception rc_reason BoxPick is described for bin picking of boxes. Test this use case with realistic inputs and the intended processing or control environment. An initial demonstration should become a repeatable sequence before it is treated as a deployment plan. Record any limits that matter to operation, including input formats, expected timing and the behavior when data is missing or inconsistent.

Relevant Industries

  • Logistics

  • E-commerce

  • Warehousing


rc_reason BoxPick Price and Value

Price on request. Request a current quotation from Roboception for the intended configuration and deployment. No fixed USD price is assumed for this review.

A quotation should distinguish development licences, production runtimes, optional modules, maintenance and services. The software price alone may not include configuration, testing or integration with a particular machine. For a reusable deployment, also establish how additional machines or seats are licensed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ready-made box detection

  • Load carrier detection

Cons

  • Projector required


Who Should Choose rc_reason BoxPick?

This software is most relevant to engineering teams whose existing workflow needs its specific stated function. Before selecting it, confirm the interfaces, licensing scope, supported versions and responsibility for long-term support. A small proof of concept should establish the benefit without concealing the work still required for deployment.

rc_reason BoxPick FAQ

What is Roboception rc_reason BoxPick?

rc_reason BoxPick is a Roboception software module that detects rectangular boxes and parcels, reports their position, orientation and size and can compute grasp points.

How much does rc_reason BoxPick cost?

Price on request. Obtain a current quotation for the required configuration, licences, accessories and services. Prices are indicative and may change.

What applications is rc_reason BoxPick intended for?

Its stated applications include Depalletizing, Parcel sorting, Bin picking of boxes. Validate the complete intended task before deployment.

What are the main specifications?

Detects: Rectangular surfaces within set size ranges; Output: Pose, size, optional grasp points; Hardware: rc_visard or rc_cube, RandomDot projector; Grippers: Suction or two-finger.

How should it be integrated?

Plan startup, normal operation, error handling and recovery as one interface. The consuming application should know whether an operation is complete, rejected or still running. Also decide where configuration and logs are stored. Clear ownership of these responsibilities makes the system easier to commission and maintain.

What are its main strengths?

Ready-made box detection Load carrier detection

What should buyers check before selecting it?

Projector required Start with a representative project and a defined acceptance criterion. Check the required operating system, software version and compatible hardware before assuming that an existing computer or controller can run the selected configuration. Retain a repeatable test case so that changes to parameters and versions can be evaluated against the same baseline.

Who is the best fit for rc_reason BoxPick?

This software is most relevant to engineering teams whose existing workflow needs its specific stated function. Before selecting it, confirm the interfaces, licensing scope, supported versions and responsibility for long-term support. A small proof of concept should establish the benefit without concealing the work still required for deployment.

Prices and package contents are indicative and may change. Confirm the final configuration, licensing, accessories, shipping, taxes and integration scope in a supplier quotation.

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