In this study, a novel pipeline for grasp detection in robot bin picking was proposed. Firstly, a method combining instance segmentation and view-based experience transfer was developed. Subsequently, collision avoidance and stability analysis to determine the optimal grasp for robot grasping were performed. The approach for the view-based experience transfer was to acquire the object view and then transfer the grasp experience onto the clutter scenario. A robot system consisting of a six-axis robot arm with a two-jaw parallel gripper and a Kinect V2 RGB-D camera was established to validate the approach. The experimental results show that our proposed approach can be implemented to grasp objects with complex shape as well as grasp different types of objects in a bin.