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Supplier · cameras and depth sensing

Intel RealSense

RealSense was spun out of Intel in July 2025 with $50 million in funding and claims its cameras sit in 60% of AMRs and humanoids. Cognex agreed in September 2026 to buy it for about $500 million.

Category
Cameras and depth sensing
Country
United States
Founded
2014
Reported customers
7Named by the press or the companies
Robots
17Name it in their parts
Listed
—Not published

What it makes

From the company's own description and the sources below.

Makes
Stereo depth cameras that give robots 3D vision for navigation, grasping and obstacle avoidance.
Parts
Depth camera
Tier
Components
Founded
2014
Products
D455, D457, D555, D435, D405, D585 Pro

Reported customers

Supply deals and partnerships as reported by the companies or the press.

Named in robots' parts lists

Quotes are from each robot's parts profile, which links its sources.

Sources

Where each fact on this page comes from.

RealSense, Inc. RealSense RealSense, Inc. RealSense and Agility Robotics: Augmenting Human Potential Edge AI and Vision Alliance RealSense Completes Spinout from Intel, Raises $50 Million to Accelerate AI-powered Vision for Robotics and Biometrics Robotics 24/7 Cognex acquires RealSense for $500M RealSense RealSense home page RealSense Cognex to acquire RealSense, expanding machine vision leadership into high-growth robotic perception market

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