Solomon 3D Company Profile: History, Products, Customers, Financials and Stock
Updated: 7 days ago
Solomon Technology Corporation is a Taipei company, founded in 1973 and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange, whose AI and 3D vision software lets robots pick parts from bins and lets cameras inspect products. Its vision products are sold as AccuPick, SolVision and SolMotion. This profile sets out its history, products, customers, figures and listing.
Solomon at a Glance
Fact | Detail |
Company | SOLOMON Technology Corporation |
Founded | 1973 |
Headquarters | No. 42, Xingzhong Road, Neihu District, Taipei, Taiwan |
Stock listing | Taiwan Stock Exchange: 2359 |
Revenue | NT$4.3 billion, latest reported |
Earnings | About NT$1.2 billion |
Market capitalization | About NT$21.8 billion |
Chief Executive Officer | Cheng-Lung Chen |
Regional offices | Houston, Los Angeles area, Shanghai and Shenzhen |
Company Background
Solomon was founded in 1973, which makes it far older than most companies in AI vision. The listed group is described by a financial data provider as a maker and seller of generators, semiconductors, electronic components and liquid crystal displays, with an activity in magnetic materials. The vision and robotics business, marketed as SOLOMON 3D, is therefore one part of a diversified electronics group and not a stand-alone start-up.
Besides Taipei, the company lists offices in Houston, in Walnut near Los Angeles, in Shanghai and in Shenzhen, and refers to branch offices and affiliates in Europe and Latin America.
Products
Product | Purpose |
AccuPick 3D | Bin picking with 3D vision |
AccuPick LM | Machine tending and material handling |
SolVision | AI vision inspection |
SolMotion | Vision-guided robotics |
Solomon Robotic Suite | Linux-based robotics platform |
META-aivi | Augmented reality and AI vision system for manual operations |
SolScan | 3D cameras |
AccuPick addresses one of the classic hard problems in robotics: taking randomly piled parts out of a container. SolVision applies deep learning to defects that are hard to describe with fixed rules. META-aivi is aimed at people instead of robots: it guides and checks manual work through AI vision.
Recent announcements describe robot inspection and 3D picking solutions built on NVIDIA Isaac, and vision for humanoid robots.
Awards
Vision Systems Design Innovators Award, Gold, 2019.
Red Dot Award, Best of the Best for interface design, 2020.
Taiwan Excellence Award, 2023.
Customers
Companies named as users include 3M, Alcon, Abbott, Bosch, Ford, Siemens, Toyota, Dell, Meta and OMRON.
Financial Performance
Item | Latest reported |
Revenue | NT$4.3 billion |
Earnings | About NT$1.2 billion |
Net profit margin | 26.6% |
Market capitalization | About NT$21.8 billion |
These figures are for the whole group, not for the vision business alone. The source used does not break out how much of the revenue comes from AI vision.
Stock Information
Solomon Technology trades on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under the code 2359.
Note: market values change daily. This section is general information, not investment advice.
Leadership
Name | Role |
Cheng-Lung Chen | Chief Executive Officer |
What Is Not Covered
Employee numbers, the share of group revenue that comes from vision products and the ownership structure are not stated in the sources used, so they are left out.
Strengths and Challenges
Strengths
A profitable listed parent that can fund development.
A product range that covers picking, inspection and guidance.
Well-known industrial customers.
Work with NVIDIA's robotics platform.
Challenges
Vision is one activity within a broader electronics group, so its weight is hard to judge from outside.
Strong specialist competitors in 3D picking and AI inspection.
Current Catalogue Coverage
Catalogue checked on 15 October 2026: 1 associated product records. The links below are representative entries, rather than a claim that every historical model is currently available.
Solomon FAQ
Is Solomon publicly traded?
Yes, on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under the code 2359.
Where is Solomon based?
In the Neihu district of Taipei, Taiwan.
When was Solomon founded?
In 1973.
What does Solomon 3D make?
AI and 3D vision software and systems for robot picking and for inspection.
What is AccuPick?
Solomon's 3D vision system for picking parts out of bins.
Who uses Solomon's products?
Named customers include Bosch, Ford, Siemens, Toyota and 3M.
Sources
Solomon 3D: company
Solomon 3D: about us
Simply Wall St: Solomon Technology
