D415 camera by Intel® RealSense: powerful and lightweight
With its D415 3D camera, Intel® RealSense has opted for a small and affordable camera module that doesn’t compromise on performance:
A depth sensor with a global shutter and optimised lenses for an even sharper perception
Improved vision of small objects for precise measurements
Integrated SDK 2.0 allowing on-chip calibration in seconds, with new integrated solutions enabling projects to more effectively understand and interact with their surroundings
A range of up to 10 metres in good conditions!
Intel® RealSense D400 series of depth cameras
Intel® RealSense has developed a complete series of 3D cameras with RGB sensors. Each model offers a different type of performance in terms of range, resolution and frame rate.
The D400 series includes a complete set of solutions for projects integrating use of robotic vision:
Intel® RealSense Vision Processor D4
Depth and RGB sensor modules
Software development kits and code libraries
The Intel® RealSense 3D cameras boast multiple functionalities, including 3D mapping, modelling, volumetric measurement, facial recognition and autonomous navigation.
Technical specifications of the D415 camera
Indoor/outdoor camera
Recommended range: about 10 m. (accuracy varies according to lighting, calibration and location)
Rolling shutter, 1.4 µm x 1.4 µm pixel size
Bosch BMI1055 IMU
IR stereo technology
FOV depth: 65° (+/- 2°) x 40° (+/- 1°) x 72° (+/- 2°)
Minimum depth: 16 cm
Depth output resolution: up to 1280 x 720
Depth frame rate: up to 90 fps
RGB sensor resolution: up to 1920 x 1080
RGB sensor FOV: 69.4 x 42.5 x 77° (+/- 3°)
RGB frame rate: up to 30 fps
Intel RealSense D415 camera module
Intel RealSense Vision Processor D4
Connectors: USB-C 3.1 Gen 1
Dimensions: 99 x 20 x 23 mm
Mounting mechanism:
One 1/4-20 UNC threaded mounting point
Two M3 threaded mounting points
Camera supplied with tripod
Resources for the Intel® D415 3D camera
You want to get started as soon as possible with your Intel® RealSense D415 camera? These resources should help you do just that.