Overview
Pickit 3D's Vision Solution allows companies to solve robotic automation challenges by adding 3D vision capabilities. The platform addresses production efficiency through applications including bin picking of random parts and billets, depalletizing boxes and bags, surface treatment dispensing, assembly, and in-line measurement. The company offers a combination of hardware, software, and services on a robust and flexible technology platform.
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- Two months ago, Jialin Li walked in as an intern. Today he leaves with hands-on robotics engineering experience behind him and a piece of his work already being tested in the field. 🤖 Jialin, a student in Electromechanical Engineering at KU Leuven - Group T Leuven Campus, spent his internship deep in industrial robotics and 3D vision: building a robot integration now being pilot-tested at a customer, creating customer demos, stress-testing our hardware, software and AI vision models, and writing a Python socket simulator of the
- How do innovations make the leap from research to production? 🚀 In the Accelerator project, Pickit works with Flanders Make and industrial partners to turn real production challenges into practical applications. We translate pain points into technical requirements and help advance innovations in computer vision and AI towards production-ready solutions. Watch how we help bring innovation from the lab to the factory floor. 🎥 #IndustrialAutomation #ComputerVision #AI #ManufacturingInnovation #FlandersMake
- Technology is just one side of it. Experience, know-how built with 1400+ production systems is what makes Pickit 3D stand above the pack! Let's discuss.
- Faster cycle times don't come from cranking up robot speed. 🤖 They come from cutting the waiting and reducing robot motion. In 3D robot vision-guided picking and placing, every cycle breaks down into 5 steps: capture, detect, pick, place, refill. Most lost time hides in the gaps between them: waiting on detection, stopping to refill or unnecessary robot motion. Swipe through 8 practical ways to close those gaps. 👉 Where is your robot losing time? Download the mini-guide here: https://lnkd.in/eK3FZX95 #BinPicking #3DRobotVision
- Heavy gear handling. High product mix. Reflective metal parts. These were some of the challenges Picanol Group, an industrial manufacturing company, set out to solve through 3D robot automation. Together with Proferro, Picanol Weaving Machines deployed Pickit 3D vision across three robotic workstations to automate the handling of heavy, reflective gear components. The result? ✔ Improved ergonomics for operators ✔ More time for quality control ✔ Easy onboarding of new parts ✔ Reliable detection of challenging metal
- Great conversations at Toyota Summer Slam 2026, connecting with engineers and leaders from Toyota plants and suppliers. 🔗 At our booth, Pickit showcased our latest Pickit 4.1 platform with a Zivid camera, capturing 3D point clouds and refining them through our new AI-powered segmentation technology. For companies such as Toyota and its supply base, deploying additional Pickit 3D vision systems provides plants with the easiest vision system to use, maintain, and scale, helping to reduce total cost of ownership throughout the
- Your automation ROI isn’t won or lost on the first invoice. It’s often eroded by every change that follows. 📉 New part variants, revised layouts and changing process requirements can trigger extra engineering, new fixtures, revalidation and downtime. 3D robot vision helps cells adapt without rebuilding the process around every change, protecting the business case throughout the cell’s lifetime. Our new blog post breaks down where the cost of change comes from, how it affects CAPEX and OPEX, and which questions to include in a more
- Shake. Move. Repeat. 🤖📷 Whenever we test a potential new 3D robot vision camera to be added to our camera portfolio, we put it through its paces. Because reliable robot vision should stay sharp. Even under pressure. #3DRobotVision #Robotics #Automation #StressTesting
Alumni 1 went on to found or lead
Peter SoetensCEO→CEO at Intermodalics
Timothee HabraVP of Engineering
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