RealSense™ Depth Camera D585 Pro

AI-native depth camera powered by a new Gen 5 SoC, delivering on-device AI processing, sub-15cm minimum range, and IP65 protection as standard. Built for robotics, humanoid platforms, and industrial automation. Expected to ship Q1 2027.

The RealSense™ D585 Pro is an AI-native depth camera powered by the new RealSense™ Vision Processor V5, a custom Gen 5 system-on-chip featuring a dedicated depth engine, image signal processor, digital signal processor, AI accelerators, and a quad-core ARM processor. Combined with dual IR projectors and high-resolution global-shutter sensors, the D585 Pro delivers on-device AI and depth processing without relying on host compute, reducing system complexity for robotics and industrial automation applications.

Designed for humanoid robots, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), collaborative arms, industrial robotics, and inspection systems, the D585 Pro spans the full robotics perception stack, from close-range manipulation and inspection to long-range navigation and environmental awareness. It delivers a sub-15cm minimum range at full resolution, 2.5x better close-range performance than competing solutions, a 120° × 100° field of view at up to 60 FPS, dual RGB and depth streaming, built-in IR filtering, hardware synchronization, and IP65 protection as standard, simplifying system design across indoor and outdoor environments.

Built on a software-defined Gen 5 architecture, the D585 Pro gains new perception capabilities over time through SDK-delivered updates, including planned support for Visual-Inertial Odometry (VIO), occupancy grid generation, auto-calibration, and face detection, extending platform value without requiring new hardware. Supported by the open, cross-platform RealSense™ SDK 2.0, the D585 Pro lets developers deploy once and continuously expand functionality through software.

As an authorized RealSense™ distributor and value-added partner, FRAMOS provides early technical consultation and design-in support to help customers plan, prototype, and evaluate the D585 Pro ahead of its Q1 2027 launch.