RealSense unveils AI-native D585 Pro depth camera for robots
RealSense is unveiling the new D585 Pro AI-native depth camera at Automate 2026 in booth 12036. The RealSense D585 Pro combines depth sensing, edge AI acceleration and a software-defined platform that the company said is designed to improve over time through SDK-delivered capabilities. The RealSense D585 Pro is expected to begin shipping in Q1 2027. Designed for humanoids, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), collaborative robot arms, industrial robotics and inspection systems, the D585 combines a
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RealSense has unveiled a new depth camera designed for robots that combines depth sensing, AI processing, and software capabilities in a single device. The camera is built with a custom processor that runs AI analysis directly on the device rather than relying on external computers, and is designed for applications including humanoid robots, autonomous mobile robots, collaborative robot arms, and inspection systems. The camera is expected to begin shipping in the first quarter of 2027. RealSense became an independent company in July 2025 after being spun out from Intel, which allows the company to accelerate product development and respond more directly to customer needs.
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