The customer is investing in a new factory overseas and is using a collaborative robot for the unmanned transfer of cassettes. The magazines and shelves themselves have no obvious identifying features, and the precision required for picking up and placing materials from the shelves on site is very high, requiring the collaborative robots to accurately grasp and avoid problems such as shaking of precision parts or interference between fixtures and shelves, which make visual localisation very difficult. By using a 3D vision system, it can effectively solve the positioning problem and help customers realise efficient transfer.