Solomon AccuPick Overview
Solomon AccuPick is a 3D bin picking system that combines 3D machine vision and deep learning to guide robots in picking randomly placed parts.
Key Specifications
Specification | Solomon AccuPick |
Manufacturer | Solomon Technology |
Model | AccuPick |
Category | Vision & sensors / 3D bin picking system |
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 |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
Applications
Bin Picking of Metal and Plastic Parts
Kitting and Packing
Depalletizing
Solomon AccuPick Review Summary
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.
Pros
Deep learning for difficult parts
Fast cycle times in case studies
Collision avoidance
Works with cobots
Cons
Figures are from case studies
Who It Is For
It fits manufacturers who want to feed machines or pack kits from unsorted bins.
Full review: Solomon AccuPick Review: Features and Uses of the AI 3D Bin Picking System
