Solomon AccuPick Review: Features and Uses of the AI 3D Bin Picking System
Updated: 7 days ago
Solomon AccuPick is a vision system that lets a robot pick randomly piled parts from a bin. The manufacturer does not publish a price. This review covers its specifications, features and uses.
Quick Verdict
AccuPick combines 3D cameras with deep learning to find parts in a pile and plan a collision-free grasp. Solomon documents it through case studies: six seconds per pick for steel switchgear parts, and 1.6 seconds for an automotive parts maker using Solomon's own SolScan camera. One packing system with ten cobots assembled 300,000 packs and cut labour by half. Rapid AI training is a selling point, since new parts are taught from images instead of CAD matching alone. A separate version, AccuPick LM, addresses machine tending. The page does not list supported cameras or robot brands.
Solomon AccuPick at a Glance
Technology: 3D machine vision with deep learning
Cycle time, steel parts case: 6 seconds
Cycle time, auto parts case: 1.6 seconds
Applications: Bin picking, machine tending, kitting, depalletizing
Functions: Bin collision avoidance; rapid AI training
Price: on request
Solomon AccuPick Features
The table below lists what the manufacturer states.
Specification | Solomon AccuPick |
Manufacturer | Solomon Technology |
Technology | 3D machine vision with deep learning |
Cycle time, steel parts case | 6 seconds |
Cycle time, auto parts case | 1.6 seconds |
Applications | Bin picking, machine tending, kitting, depalletizing |
Functions | Bin collision avoidance; rapid AI training |
Related products | SolScan camera; SolVision; AccuPick LM |
Supported cameras and robot brands are not listed on the page. Cycle times are from the maker's case studies.
Design and Build Quality
The system consists of a 3D camera above the bin, a vision computer and software that sends pick poses to the robot.
Software and Integration
Deep Learning
Parts are recognized by trained models, which suits irregular and soft items.
Collision Avoidance
Paths are planned to avoid the bin walls.
Solomon AccuPick Applications and Use Cases
Bin Picking of Metal and Plastic Parts
Feeding machines from bulk.
Kitting and Packing
Assembling sets of parts.
Depalletizing
Picking boxes from pallets.
Solomon AccuPick Price and Value
Solomon does not publish a price for the Solomon AccuPick; it is quoted on request.
For the company behind the product, read the Solomon 3D Company Profile: History, Products, Customers, Financials and Stock.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Deep learning for difficult parts
Fast cycle times in case studies
Collision avoidance
Works with cobots
Cons
Supported hardware not listed
Figures are from case studies
No published price
Who Should Buy the Solomon AccuPick?
It fits manufacturers who want to feed machines or pack kits from unsorted bins.
Solomon AccuPick FAQ
How much does the Solomon AccuPick cost?
Solomon does not publish a price for the Solomon AccuPick; it is quoted on request.
What is Solomon AccuPick?
A 3D bin picking system using machine vision and deep learning.
How fast is AccuPick?
Case studies cite cycle times of 1.6 and 6 seconds.
What is AccuPick used for?
Bin picking, machine tending, kitting and depalletizing.
Does AccuPick avoid collisions with the bin?
Yes.
What is AccuPick LM?
A separate product for machine tending and material handling.
Does AccuPick use AI?
Yes, deep learning with rapid training.
Who makes AccuPick?
Solomon Technology.
Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.
