Asyril develops flexible part-feeding, machine-vision and bin-picking systems for robotic assembly. Its Swiss-made platforms separate, orient and locate bulk components so industrial robots can pick them reliably.
About
Asyril was founded in 2007 in Villaz-Saint-Pierre, Switzerland, initially developing precision automation for small watch components. The company shifted its focus toward flexible feeding systems and now combines patented three-axis vibration, industrial vision and robot interfaces. Its headquarters houses research, engineering and production, while subsidiaries and distributors support installations across Europe, the Americas and Asia.
The Asycube family separates and orients bulk parts without dedicated bowl-feeder tooling, while EYE+ locates suitable pick poses and sends coordinates to a connected robot. Asyfill manages upstream part supply, and the newer PYK+ system extends the architecture into AI-assisted bin picking with integrated repositioning. The products serve high-mix assembly, sorting, machine tending and regulated manufacturing where fast changeovers and reliable component presentation matter.