RealSense

• D455

  D400

• RealSense D405
• RealSense D457 GMSL/FAKRA
• RealSense D555 PoE

• D455 with PreciTaste Station Assistant food-service automation platform

  2025-06-26 - Operational - Embedded - PreciTaste used a RealSense depth-camera machine-vision system in its food-service automation platform.

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• D455 with AeroMed medical-delivery drone prototype

  2025-02-28 - Prototype - Mounted - AeroMed integrated a RealSense D455 with NVIDIA Jetson in a prototype autonomous medical-delivery drone.

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• Franka Research 3

  Research Experiment - Tested With - ORD-WM experiments use a Franka Research 3 with three calibrated RealSense D435 cameras for object-state observations.

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• UR5e

  Research Experiment - Mounted - ContactBench physical experiments use a RealSense D435i wrist camera on a UR5e.

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• RealSense D405 with UR3e

  Research Experiment - Mounted - UR3e was evaluated with RealSense D405 mounted at the wrist.

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• D455 with UR5e

  Research Experiment - Connected - UR5e was evaluated with RealSense D455 providing the third-person camera view.

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• RealSense D405 with UR5e

  Research Experiment - Mounted - UR5e was evaluated with RealSense D405 mounted at the wrist.

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• D455 with UR3e

  Research Experiment - Connected - UR3e was evaluated with RealSense D455 providing the third-person camera view.

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• Spot

  Research Experiment - Tested With - FCTS evaluates a physical Boston Dynamics Spot using RealSense D435i depth observations.

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• D455 with TriSAR-3D custom sensor box

  Research Experiment - Mounted - TriSAR-3D’s custom capture rig includes an Intel RealSense D455 camera.

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• RealSense D555 PoE with 850

  Physical Demo - Mounted - UFACTORY demonstrated its 850 arm with a RealSense D555 camera and internal Ethernet routing in the official ufactory_vision project.

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Supply chain relationships

• Bosch Sensortec

  Inbound - robotics sensors - RealSense D455 incorporates Bosch BMI055 in K83122-100 hardware and BMI085 in K83122-110/111 hardware

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• OmniVision Technologies

  Inbound - Perception - RealSense D400-series datasheet identifies OmniVision OV2740, OV9282, and OV9782 image sensors across RealSense depth modules

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• LimX Dynamics

  Outbound - Perception - RealSense D435i is LimX Oli's primary depth camera for humanoid navigation

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• Fancinnov

  Outbound - Perception - Fancinnov states the assembled Depth Vision Kit includes a RealSense D435 camera

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• Spirit AI

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - Two RealSense D405 cameras provide wrist perception on Spirit AI Moz1

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• PAL Robotics

  Outbound - Vision Sensing - PAL Robotics offers a RealSense D435i RGB-D head camera option for ARI

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• Fourier Intelligence

  Outbound - Perception - Fourier GR-1 uses a RealSense depth camera

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• Spirit AI

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - RealSense D455 serves as the head perception camera on Spirit AI Moz1

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• ENGINEAI

  Outbound - Perception - ENGINEAI PM01 uses a built-in RealSense D435i depth camera

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• Unitree

  Outbound - Perception - Unitree G1 incorporates a RealSense D435i depth camera in its head

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• PNDbotics

  Outbound - Perception - PNDbotics Adam Standard and SP use RealSense D455 depth cameras

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• BXI Robotics

  Outbound - robotics sensors - RealSense D435i depth camera is specified in the BXI Robotics Elf 3

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• Leju Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing - Two RealSense D405 wrist depth cameras are specified for Leju KUAVO 5-W Max B

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• MagicLab

  Outbound - robotics sensors - MagicLab MagicDog incorporates RealSense depth-sensing technology for obstacle detection

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• igus

  Outbound - Perception - igus states ReBeLMove Pro uses a RealSense camera for 3D mapping

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• Unitree

  Outbound - Perception - Unitree B1 incorporates five RealSense D430 depth cameras

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• Husarion

  Outbound - Perception - Husarion offers RealSense D435 and D555 depth-camera options for Lynx

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• PAL Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing - RealSense D435i is specified for ARI's front RGB-D camera; PAL permits equivalent hardware if components change

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• Agility Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Agility Robotics’ Digit incorporates a RealSense D455 depth camera in its neck

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• ENGINEAI

  Outbound - Depth Cameras - ENGINEAI specifies a RealSense D435i depth camera in JS01

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• Clearpath Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Clearpath Dingo-O Manipulation Package includes a RealSense D435 depth camera

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• Tennant Company

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - Tennant incorporates RealSense depth cameras into the X4 ROVR autonomous floor scrubber

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• AMOVLAB

  Outbound - Perception - AMOVLAB includes a RealSense D435i in the P450 obstacle-avoidance configuration

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• PAL Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing - PAL Robotics specifies four RealSense D435i RGB-D cameras for KANGAROO

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• Muks Robotics AI Pvt. Ltd.

  Outbound - Depth Cameras - Muks specifies a RealSense depth camera in Spaceo M1

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• PAL Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro includes a RealSense D435 head camera

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• Hello Robot

  Outbound - Robot Vision - Hello Robot Stretch Research Edition used a RealSense D435i head camera

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• AI2 Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing - AI2 AlphaBot 2 incorporates 3 RealSense D435 cameras at its head, chest and back

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• Simbe

  Outbound - Depth Cameras - Simbe states Tally 4.0 depth cameras are powered by RealSense

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• AI2 Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing - AI2 AlphaBot 2 incorporates 2 RealSense D405 cameras at its left and right hands

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• Dobot

  Outbound - Depth Cameras - DOBOT ATOM Max and ATOM D Data Collection configurations use RealSense D455 depth cameras

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• LuxAI

  Outbound - Vision Sensor - QTrobot integrates an Intel RealSense D455 depth camera in its head

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• AgiBot

  Outbound - Perception - AgiBot Expedition A3 Ultra uses a RealSense D457 chest depth camera

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• AgiBot

  Outbound - Perception - AgiBot Expedition A3 Ultra uses a RealSense D415 waist depth camera

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• FRAMOS

  Outbound - robotics sensors - FRAMOS D455e includes a RealSense D450 depth module

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• AgiBot

  Outbound - Perception - AgiBot Expedition A3 Ultra uses RealSense D405 depth cameras at both wrists

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• Clearpath Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Clearpath includes two RealSense D435F depth cameras in its current Starter Sensor Kit

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• Elephant Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Elephant Robotics AI Kit 3D offers RealSense D435 depth-camera configurations

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• Ti5 Robot

  Outbound - Depth Cameras - Ti5 Yaoguang uses five RealSense depth cameras

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• Quanser

  Outbound - Robot Vision - Quanser integrates a RealSense D405 camera in QArm Research

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• Everdrone

  Outbound - Perception - Everdrone’s AED delivery drone configuration supports up to seven RealSense D435 depth cameras

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• Quanser

  Outbound - Perception - Quanser's QBot Platform uses an Intel RealSense D435 RGB-D front camera from the spun-out RealSense business

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• Husarion

  Outbound - Perception - Husarion offers the RealSense D435 as an integrated RGB-D camera configuration for Panther

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• Directed Machines

  Outbound - Perception - RealSense supplies D455 depth cameras used by Directed Machines Land Care Robots for navigation and obstacle avoidance

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• Quanser

  Outbound - Perception - Quanser specifies an Intel D435 RGB-D camera in the current QCar 2. The canonical supplier endpoint is the spun-out RealSense business

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• Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)

  Outbound - Perception - MiR autonomous mobile robots integrate RealSense depth cameras for navigation and obstacle perception

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• Aethon

  Outbound - Perception - Aethon integrates RealSense camera technology into TUG mobile delivery robots for navigation and object detection

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• RIOS

  Outbound - Perception - RIOS robotic workcells use RealSense D435 depth cameras

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• Plus One Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - Plus One incorporates multiple RealSense D415 cameras into its order-packing systems for tote inspection and box checking

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• ANYbotics

  Outbound - Perception - ANYmal robots use six RealSense D435 modules for elevation mapping, obstacle avoidance and autonomous navigation in industrial sites

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• PAL Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - PAL Robotics TIAGo Base AI incorporates two Intel RealSense D435 depth cameras

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• Simbe

  Outbound - Perception - Simbe uses RealSense D415 and D435 depth cameras to support Tally shelf scanning and inventory mapping

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• SuperDroid Robots

  Outbound - Sensing - VIPR uses a RealSense D435 depth camera

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• RT Corporation

  Outbound - Vision Sensing - RT Corporation offers an Intel RealSense series camera as a paid Gorilla option

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• AVerMedia

  Outbound - Perception - AVerMedia SenseEdge kits integrate RealSense depth cameras with Jetson compute for production robotics

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• Quanser

  Outbound - Robot Vision - Quanser specifies a RealSense D415 RGB-D camera in the QArm-based Telepresence System

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• ROBOTIS

  Outbound - Robot Vision - ROBOTIS integrates two RealSense D405 cameras into AI Worker hands and grippers

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• Inbolt

  Outbound - Perception - Inbolt integrates RealSense D435 depth cameras into robot-mounted housings for its adaptive vision-guided automation platform

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• Trossen Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Trossen Robotics embeds RealSense D405 cameras in ALOHA robotic research kits for dexterous manipulation data capture

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• RightHand Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - RightHand Robotics RightPick 2 uses RealSense D415 depth cameras for segmentation and motion planning in robotic piece-picking workflows

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• Brain Corp

  Outbound - Perception - BrainOS-powered autonomous cleaning robots use RealSense depth cameras as part of the sensor suite for safe robotic operation

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• Cartken

  Outbound - Perception - Cartken uses RealSense D455 and D456 depth cameras as the core of its vision-based navigation stack for autonomous delivery and industrial robots

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• RT Corporation

  Outbound - Vision Sensing - RT Corporation’s Sciurus17 includes an Intel RealSense D415 head depth camera

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• GEFIT

  Outbound - Perception - GEFIT standardizes on RealSense D555 depth cameras for GREG spatial awareness and plans AMR-line expansion

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• Solectrix

  Outbound - Perception - RealSense supplies D457 depth cameras used with Solectrix SXVPU perception subsystems for mobile industrial machines

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• Greenzie

  Outbound - Perception - Greenzie’s autonomous mower configuration incorporates six RealSense D455 depth cameras

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• Galaxea Dynamics

  Outbound - Perception - Galaxea R1 Pro 2026 offers two RealSense D405 wrist depth cameras as an optional configuration

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• RT Corporation

  Outbound - Vision Sensing - RT Corporation’s Bonobo includes an Intel RealSense D415 head depth camera

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• AgileX Robotics

  Outbound - Robot Vision - AgileX Scout Mini R&D Kit Pro includes a RealSense D435 camera

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• SuperDroid Robots

  Outbound - Sensing - VIPR-L uses a RealSense D435 depth camera

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• Quanser

  Outbound - Robot Vision - Quanser specifies a RealSense D435 depth camera in QDrone 2

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• PAL Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing - RealSense depth cameras provide perception for PAL Robotics’ TIAGo and StockBot platforms

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• Crobot Technologies

  Outbound - Robot Vision - Crobot Technologies specifies an Intel RealSense depth camera in its Ariyan AMR

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• Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)

  Outbound - Perception - RealSense names Mobile Industrial Robots as one of the robotics companies using its vision technology

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• Unitree

  Outbound - Perception

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• 2025-07-11 - Series A - $50M - RealSense completes Intel spinout and raises $50 million Series A

  RealSense completes Intel spinout and raises $50 million Series A - source: realsenseai.com

• Intel Capital - Participant - Corporate / CVC - 1 funding event - strategic/corporate - first seen 2025-07-11
• MediaTek Innovation Fund - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-07-11

• Nadav Orbach - Founder and CEO - Leads RealSense as an independent company scaling depth perception for autonomous robots, industrial systems and physical-AI platforms.

Events

• 2026-10-22 - Capability - Advantech showcases UniCAM multi-camera integration on Jetson Thor

  The demonstration combines Stereolabs ZED X and ZED X Nano, RealSense D457, Orbbec Gemini 335LG and Leopard Imaging ISX031 cameras. Robotic Suite detects supported cameras and manages shared hardware resources while preserving vendor SDKs and image-processing functions. Jetson Thor is the initial platform; Orin and other compute-platform support are expansion plans.

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• 2026-09-22 - Acquisition - Cognex agrees to acquire RealSense for approximately $500 million

  RealSense is expected to generate $80–90 million of revenue in 2026, representing more than 50% year-over-year growth. RealSense will separate its facial-authentication business before closing, concentrating the acquired business on robotic perception and Physical AI. Cognex plans a three-year $56.5 million cash retention program for RealSense employees, subject to performance modifiers.

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• 2026-06-18 - Product Launch - RealSense unveils D585 Pro depth camera and Perception Studio beta

  The D585 Pro combines depth sensing, edge AI acceleration and a software-defined update path. Target robotics uses include humanoids, AMRs, cobots, industrial robotics and inspection. D585 Pro shipping is expected to begin in Q1 2027.

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• 2026-03-16 - Demonstration - RealSense unveils humanoid autonomous navigation demonstration at NVIDIA GTC

  RealSense showcased autonomous humanoid navigation at NVIDIA GTC using depth cameras, visual SLAM, and NVIDIA CuVSLAM The demo focused on safer humanoid localization, mapping, terrain awareness, and stable motion in human environments This was a concrete robotics demonstration rather than a generic ecosystem narrative

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• 2026-01-12 - Product Launch - Simbe introduces Tally 4.0 retail inventory robot

  Runtime increases to up to 12 hours, with shorter charging cycles intended to support daytime and overnight scanning. NVIDIA onboard processing and RealSense depth cameras support real-time autonomy and shelf-data analysis. Dual fisheye cameras add panoramic capture, while expanded sensing covers fixtures including bunkers and high shelves.

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• 2025-12-02 - Partnership - AVerMedia integrates RealSense depth vision into SenseEdge robotics kits

  SenseEdge combines AVerMedia Jetson carrier hardware with RealSense depth cameras. The integrated kits target humanoids, AMRs, delivery robots and mobile manipulation. The companies announced the integration on 2 December 2025.

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• 2025-10-08 - Partnership - RealSense announces strategic collaboration with NVIDIA to accelerate physical AI and robotics

  RealSense announced a strategic collaboration with NVIDIA after its Intel spinout The collaboration covered integration with Jetson Thor, Isaac Sim, and Holoscan Sensor Bridge It targeted humanoids and autonomous mobile robots with tighter perception-compute integration

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• 2025-08-25 - Partnership - RealSense and NVIDIA collaborate on physical-AI perception stack

  The collaboration combines RealSense depth cameras with NVIDIA Jetson Thor runtime compute, Isaac Sim digital twins and Holoscan Sensor Bridge for low-latency sensor streaming. The RealSense D555 introduces the v5 Vision Processor, Power over Ethernet, on-camera neural-network processing, global shutter, IMU and native ROS 2 support for high-fidelity robot perception. The partners target humanoids and autonomous mobile robots, with native depth and image streaming into Isaac Sim, validated Jetson Thor architectures and real-time sensor fusion positioned to shorten prototype-to-production cycles.

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• 2025-07-11 - Company Formation - RealSense completes spinout from Intel and raises USD 50M for robotics vision

  RealSense completed its spinout from Intel and raised USD 50 million to accelerate AI-powered vision for robotics and biometrics. Intel Capital and MediaTek Innovation Fund participated in the financing. The spinout moved Intel's robotics-vision business into a standalone company focused on computer vision and physical AI.

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• 2025-07-11 - Funding - RealSense completes Intel spinout and raises $50 million Series A

  RealSense completed its spinout from Intel and closed a $50 million Series A round The company said the capital would expand manufacturing, GTM, and product development for robotics and biometrics RealSense framed humanoids and AMRs as core growth markets for its perception systems

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• 2025-02-28 - Demonstration - RealSense D455 enters AeroMed medical-delivery drone prototype

  The D455 supplied visual data for obstacle avoidance, route optimization and precision package delivery. AeroMed integrated the camera with an NVIDIA Jetson computing board for the prototype. The development target was autonomous long-distance flight at altitudes of two to eight metres, not a confirmed operational deployment.

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Relationships

• NVIDIA

  Physical AI Platform Integration - RealSense integrates its D555 depth camera and depth-camera portfolio with NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge, Jetson Thor, and Isaac Sim.

• Cognex Corporation

  Pending Acquirer; Not Current Owner - Cognex signed a definitive agreement to acquire RealSense for approximately $500 million in cash; closing is expected in Q4 2026 and remains pending.

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Context tags

• Robot perception supply stack - Stack Layer - Visual perception sensor supplier for robotics
• Perception hardware - Stack Layer - Depth camera and stereo vision hardware
• Component supply - Commercial Stage - Core business: depth sensing hardware
• Depth camera supplier - Peer Group - Supplies depth cameras and stereo vision hardware for robotics
• Factories - Customer Environment - Industrial and automation environments