RoboSuite RoboPick

Watch any production floor, warehouse or back room long enough and one motion outnumbers all others combined: something lifted from here, set down there, correctly, and then again. Industry runs on that cycle billions of times a day, staffs it with its hardest to fill roles, and loses it to fatigue by hour six of every shift. RoboPick, the pick and place software of the RoboSuite family, exists to make that cycle a solved problem: install it on any robot with secondary development enabled and the machine becomes a transfer station, seeing each item before it grasps, placing to exact configured targets, and repeating the cycle with the same precision at the shift's end as at its start.

Sight before grasp is the software's discipline. RoboPick never assumes an item sits where the plan says; vision locates it as it actually lies, shifted in the bin, rotated on the belt, imperfectly presented the way real operations present things, and confirms identity before anything moves, so the wrong part never transfers and the misplaced part still picks cleanly. Placement gets the same rigor: configured positions, orientations and patterns, verified each cycle, because downstream processes deserve parts exactly where the specification puts them.

The family's cross brand rule carries the economics: RoboPick installs on all open platforms, wheeled warehouse humanoids from AgiBot, bipedal Walkers from UBTECH, semi humanoids from Pudu, development platforms from Unitree and every other maker with an open interface, one manipulation skill across a mixed fleet, surviving every future hardware decision. RoboPick for sale, with full details, can be explored through this page and the robot software catalog.

Inside RoboPick

The Cycle, Perfected

The software's foundation is the verified transfer: locate by vision, confirm identity, grasp, move, place to target, verify, count, and begin again. Sources and destinations are pure configuration, bins, totes, trays, conveyor faces, fixtures, shelf slots, so the identical software runs entirely different stations, and the ten thousandth cycle matches the first in every dimension a specification cares about.

Tasks Assembled From One Motion

Sorting, kitting and machine tending are not separate products; they are the cycle arranged differently, and RoboPick builds each as a task profile. Sorting routes items to destinations by vision identity; kitting gathers components into sets against a build list; tending loads and unloads the feeders, testers and process equipment a facility already owns, machines designed for human hands, operated without modification. Operations staff switch, adjust and extend profiles through documentation, never through developers, the RoboSuite configuration rule doing its deepest work.

Exceptions to Humans, Never Past Them

When a cycle cannot verify, item unidentifiable, grasp failed, target obstructed, RoboPick flags the exception for human resolution instead of forcing the transfer or silently skipping it, keeping people in exactly the judgments automation should not make, and keeping the error rate where verification puts it: at the station, not at the customer.

Shifts Measured in Cycles

The product's value is counted, literally: cycles completed, items by type, pace by hour, exceptions raised, logged per station and per shift, the throughput and accuracy record operations manage by, produced as a byproduct of the work, through unsupervised duty that runs as long as the platform's batteries and charging rotation allow.

Platform and Principles

One Skill, Every Open Brand

RoboPick rides each robot's native manipulation, perception and safety stack rather than replacing it: stable wheeled platforms where stations are fixed, bipeds where the work crosses steps and docks, semi humanoids on tote scale transfer, selected from the humanoid catalog or the fleet already deployed, with dexterous options from the robot hands ecosystem stretching the graspable range from cartons down to components.

Placement as a Specification

Where much automation treats placement as an afterthought, RoboPick treats it as the deliverable: target positions, orientations and patterns, tray grids, fixture seats, sorted lanes, defined in configuration and confirmed by vision each cycle, executed to the platform's precision capability, so what arrives downstream is what the process drawing shows.

Safe Beside the Shift

Stations run on live floors, and RoboPick behaves accordingly: the working envelope protected by a safety stop that halts motion on human entry, all operation inside the platform's native limit and stability protections, conservative behavior as a permanent setting, under the family's 12 month warranty.

Configuration That Compounds

Item profiles, grasp parameters, targets and task patterns accumulate as operational assets: a SKU taught once is taught forever, a station proven at one site exports to the next, and the library a team builds this year runs unchanged on the robots it buys next year, the anti obsolescence economics the cross brand promise exists to deliver.

Where RoboPick Works

Warehouse and Fulfillment Stations

Across the warehouse world, RoboPick handles the transfer work between systems, moving what lifting robots deliver, staging what AMRs like the PUDU T300 haul onward, the manipulation layer of the coordinated fleet.

Sorting Lines

Parcels to lanes, parts to bins, products to channels: vision identity drives destinations across logistics sortation, with sort plans switched by configuration as mixes swing through peak seasons.

Kitting and Line Supply

Factory operations run component gathering against build lists, kits verified and staged to production's rhythm, the synchronized supply pattern across industrial sites.

Machine Tending

Testers, feeders, printers, wrappers, the equipment already on the floor gains a tireless operator, loaded and unloaded through the shift without a single modification to the machine.

Retail Back of House

Retail and supermarket operations point the cycle at back room item handling and micro fulfillment transfer, the station work behind the sales floor.

Advantages and Benefits

• Billions of motions, one product. Industry's most repeated task as installable software.
• Sight before every grasp. Real world presentation handled, wrong items stopped at the station.
• Placement to the drawing. Configured targets and orientations, verified cycle by cycle.
• Three trades from one cycle. Sorting, kitting and tending as switchable task profiles.
• Exceptions stay human. Failed verifications flag for judgment, never force through.
• A skill that outlives hardware. One library across mixed fleets and future purchases.
• Hour six equals hour one. Unsupervised shifts with no fatigue curve.
• Throughput on the record. Cycles, items, pace and exceptions logged per station and shift.

Pricing and Availability

RoboPick is available for purchase worldwide as a software license for any robot with secondary development enabled, across all supported brands in the robot software catalog on Robots International. RoboPick price and cost vary by deployment scope, station count and fleet size, so buyers seeking pick and place software for sale should request a current quotation, with robot plus software bundles quoted together for buyers starting from zero. Purchasing details for those looking to buy RoboPick can be found on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is RoboPick?

RoboPick is the pick and place product of the RoboSuite software family: cross brand manipulation software that installs on any robot with secondary development enabled and runs vision verified transfer cycles, with sorting, kitting and machine tending built as configurable task profiles, on platforms from any open manufacturer.

How does RoboPick work?

Each cycle begins with vision locating and identifying the item as it actually lies, proceeds through grasp and transfer to a configured target position and orientation, and ends with placement verification and logging, exceptions flagging to humans, all executed through the robot's own manipulation and safety systems with profiles that operations staff manage.

Why is RoboPick important?

The transfer cycle is industry's most repeated motion and its most chronically understaffed station work, and it has historically required per vendor development projects to automate. RoboPick makes it an install: one verified skill across every open brand, at the roles fatigue degrades and recruitment cannot fill.

What are the benefits of RoboPick?

Key benefits include vision handling of imperfect real world presentation, specification grade placement verified each cycle, sorting, kitting and tending from one configurable product, exception flagging that keeps judgment human, a skill library portable across brands and future fleets, fatigue free shift endurance and complete cycle records.

Which robots does RoboPick support?

RoboPick supports all robots with secondary development enabled from any manufacturer, including warehouse humanoids from AgiBot, UBTECH, Unitree and Pudu, with dexterous hand options extending the graspable range and mixed fleets running one task library.

What tasks can RoboPick perform?

Anything the transfer cycle composes: point to point movement between bins, trays, conveyors and fixtures, vision driven sorting to destinations, kit assembly against build lists, loading and unloading of unmodified human designed equipment, and station transfer between automated systems, each a configuration profile, not a project.

Where can I buy RoboPick and what does it cost?

RoboPick is for sale through Robots International, serving markets worldwide, with cost varying by deployment scope, station count and fleet size. Buyers should request a tailored quotation, including robot and software bundles where needed. Full purchasing details are available on this page.

Summary

RoboPick turns the motion industry cannot stop repeating into the station it never has to staff again: sight before every grasp, placement to the drawing, sorting, kitting and tending switched by profile, exceptions raised to human judgment, and every cycle counted, on any open brand, with a skill library that outlives each machine that runs it. Hour six equals hour one, this year's configuration runs on next year's fleet, and the last meter of automation finally has software of its own. As the RoboSuite family's manipulation workhorse, RoboPick stands as the definitive answer to the world's most repeated task.

v3, August 8, 2026