Delft, Netherlands vision-software maker founded 2014 as Delft Robotics; Fizyr OS guides robotic picking and sorting, reaching up to 2,000 picks per hour.
Fizyr, headquartered in Delft, Netherlands, develops deep-learning vision software for robotic picking and placing applications. The company was founded in 2014 as Delft Robotics, a spin-off from Delft University of Technology, and operated initially as a robotics integrator before winning both categories of the Amazon Picking Challenge in 2016. It rebranded to Fizyr in 2017 to concentrate on vision software rather than building complete robotic cells.
Fizyr OS, the company's core product, processes camera data in under 200 milliseconds to generate real-time 3D scene understanding and guide robotic grippers toward objects that vary in shape, size, color, material, and stacking pattern, reaching accuracy of up to 99 percent. The software is hardware-agnostic, integrating with third-party cameras and robot arms across bin picking, depalletizing, parcel sorting, trailer unloading, and quality-inspection tasks for e-commerce, warehousing, and parcel-delivery operations. In April 2025, Fizyr, machine builder Cognibotics, and camera maker Zivid jointly announced a bin-picking system reaching pick rates of up to 2,000 articles per hour with a 99.5 percent success rate.
Fizyr counts DHL's Madrid facility among its documented deployments and participates in NVIDIA's Inception program for startups building on NVIDIA hardware and software.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Deep learning vision software for robotic picking, depalletizing, and parcel handling supporting up to 2,000 picks per hour.
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2014
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Europe
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