Eureka Robotics launches StereoPick to let factory teams set up 3D bin picking without code

Eureka Robotics has launched StereoPick, setup and training software for its AI Vision System that lets factory teams configure 3D robotic picking themselves, the company announced. Users select the robot, upload CAD files for the gripper and the part, define pick and place points and check the cell on a digital twin.

StereoPick then trains the vision model on synthetic images rendered from the CAD file, so no manual labelling is needed, and calibrates the camera to the robot. Eureka says simple, rigid parts usually train within a few hours, and everything runs on hardware in the plant without a cloud connection. The company says its vision system is in production at Pratt & Whitney, Subaru and Coherent and has completed more than 30 million picks.