Logistics

3D Machine Vision in Parcel Induction, Packaging, and Depalletizing

3D vision for the logistics industry

Reliable Picking Accuracy

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High-resolution, ultra-precise native 3D point clouds allow robots to accurately recognize and segment individual parcels, even in cluttered or overlapping scenes.

Flexible Field-of-View

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Mounted on a robot arm, the 3D camera captures large volumes with dense, accurate point clouds, revealing pallets, bins, or multiple totes in a single scan.


Fast, Repeatable Performance

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While the robot places a parcel and returns to the pile, the vision system identifies the next item, enabling seamless, uninterrupted picking with no idle time.

Point cloud examples of logistics objects captured with a Zivid 3D camera

What's possible with Zivid 3D cameras

Rapid Parcel Induction

Parcel induction robots must operate without delays to maintain thousands of picks per hour. The next pick needs to be ready before the last one is done, making fast vision essential.

Zivid 3D cameras capture 2D images and 3D point clouds in under 50 ms, allowing your robot to work at full speed without waiting.

Locate and evaluate the robots pick point

Accurate 3D Imaging for Sorting and Packing Operations

Sharp and consistent color and depth data are crucial for reliable logistics automation. Zivid 3D cameras handle all parcel types, black, white, glossy, or textured, even under challenging light. With factory calibration and light suppression, both 2D and 3D data stay accurate, ensuring dependable robotic picking, sorting, and packing.

Robot-mounted depalletizing

A robot-mounted 3D camera excels at depalletizing mixed items, including transparent objects like water bottles. With just a single camera, you can cover multiple pallets, reducing both cost and system complexity. Its close proximity ensures high-quality 2D images and dense point clouds for reliable, consistent picking.

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