Mech-Mind 3D Vision for Robotic Picking & Depalletizing

Mech-Mind Robotics was founded in 2016 in China and makes 3D vision and AI software that let industrial robots see, plan and pick. It addresses tasks such as depalletizing, bin picking and piece picking, where traditional robots cannot cope with mixed, randomly placed or tightly packed items. The company was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2026 and reports more than 30,000 cameras installed in about 50 countries.

Its Eye-Brain-Hand approach combines Mech-Eye industrial 3D cameras, Mech-Vision no-code vision software, Mech-DLK deep learning for overlapping objects and Mech-Viz motion planning with collision detection and simulation. For logistics, the depalletizing and palletizing solution guides almost any major-brand robot to unload or stack cartons, sacks and totes, with multi-pick grasping. Customers include automotive, logistics, electronics, battery and food manufacturers.

• Mech-Eye 3D cameras: industrial point-cloud cameras for objects of many sizes and surfaces.
• Mech-Vision: no-code software for object recognition and pose estimation.
• Mech-DLK: deep learning for overlapping objects and defect detection.
• Mech-Viz: robot path planning with collision detection and simulation.
• Depalletizing and palletizing: multi-pick handling of cartons, sacks and totes.
• Mech-Station: production-ready robotic stations for material handling.

A beverage or FMCG distribution centre in Vietnam can automate depalletizing of mixed cartons for order picking. A fertiliser or feed plant can use robots to palletize heavy sacks at the end of the line. An auto parts plant can add bin picking of metal parts for machine tending.

The depalletizing solution handles up to 900 pieces per hour over a 1,500–3,500 mm working distance and recognises tightly packed or randomly placed cases. No-code vision configuration and one-click simulation shorten commissioning. Support for almost all major robot brands lets buyers keep their existing robots, and the company cites more than 100 Fortune Global 500 clients.

Warehouses and factories face labour shortages for heavy, repetitive work such as unloading trucks and depalletizing. 3D vision combined with AI lets standard industrial robots handle mixed cases, which is spreading from China, Japan and Korea to manufacturing and logistics hubs in Southeast Asia.

Founded in 2016 and listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (09615.HK) in 2026, with backing from Intel and IDG. Offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seoul, Munich and the United States. Has a case study with ABB in food and beverage automation.