Stereo image sensing technologies use two cameras to calculate depth. Intel RealSense stereo depth technology brings 3D to devices and machines that only see 2D. Designed for easy setup and portability, the RealSense D435 features long-range capabilities and high depth resolution and includes active infrared (IR) stereo. The D435 is a wide field of view solution using global shutter sensors. The wide view/global shutter combination makes the D435 ideal for applications such as robotic navigation and object recognition. The wider field of view allows a single camera to cover more area, resulting in less blind spots. The global shutter sensors provide great low-light sensitivity, allowing robots to navigate spaces with the lights off.

• Vision processor with 28 nanometer (nm) process technology supports up to 5 MIPI Camera Serial Interface 2 lanes to compute real-time depth images and accelerate output
• Advanced stereo depth algorithm for accurate depth perception and long range
• Image sensors that enable capturing of disparity between images up to 1280 x 720 resolution
• Support for cross-platform and open-source Intel RealSense SDK 2.0
• Dedicated color image signal processor for image adjustments and scaling color data
• Active infrared projector to illuminate objects to enhance the depth data
• Depth Stream Output: Up to 1280 x 720 at up to 90 fps
• Minimum Depth Distance: 4.3"
• Maximum Range: Approx 33' (accuracy varies depending on calibration, scene, and lighting condition)
• RGB Sensor Resolution & Frame Rate: 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps
• RGB Sensor FOV (Horizontal x Vertical): 69.4 x 42.5° (±3°)
• One 1/4"-20 mounting thread and two M3 mounting threads