RealSense™ Depth Camera D555 Starter Kit
Explore the RealSense™ D555, an industrial-grade 3D depth camera offering IP65 protection, wide field-of-view, and PoE connectivity. It delivers reliable depth data for edge applications, such as robotics, warehouse automation, and industrial monitor
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Product Overview
The Intel® RealSense™ D555 Starter Kit includes everything you need to evaluate and integrate 3D vision into embedded and industrial systems. Featuring IP65 protection, Power-over-Ethernet (PoE), and wide FOV stereo depth sensing, the D555 is built for deployment in harsh environments-ideal for robotics, factory automation, and logistics.
The Intel RealSense D555 Starter Kit delivers a robust 3D vision solution for industrial and embedded applications. Powered by the new V5 SoC, it provides improved depth accuracy, better thermal stability, and simplified integration over PoE. The kit includes the IP65-rated D555 camera, required cabling, and mounting hardware-making it easy to evaluate in real-world scenarios.
With a 95° diagonal field of view, the D555 supports wide-area coverage and reliable depth measurement from 0.6 m to 6 m. Its active IR stereo sensing technology ensures consistent performance in both indoor and outdoor conditions, while global shutter sensors minimize motion artifacts.
Designed for Industrial Integration
The D555 Starter Kit is designed for developers and engineers building real-time 3D systems in demanding environments. The compact, sealed housing resists dust and water ingress, while Power-over-Ethernet reduces wiring complexity.
Intel’s RealSense SDK 2.0 ensures broad software compatibility, including support for Linux and Windows platforms. As a vision integration expert, FRAMOS provides technical support and supply chain stability-helping reduce time-to-market and integration risk.
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