RealSense is showcasing its expanded GMSL-enabled depth camera portfolio, continuing the rollout of its scalable perception platform for robotics and industrial automation. The RealSense GMSL portfolio - featuring the D401, D415, D430, and D457 - introduces a unified architecture designed to overcome the limitations of traditional USB-based systems. By utilizing Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link (GMSL) with secure FAKRA connectors, the platform delivers long-reach, high-bandwidth connectivity over a single cable. Supporting distances up to 15 meters while reducing latency, power consumption, and electromagnetic interference, GMSL is well suited for demanding industrial applications where consistent, deterministic performance is essential. The portfolio can scale across multi-camera systems. As robots increasingly require 360° perception for navigation, manipulation and safety, RealSense enables synchronized deployments of 3 to 8 cameras - or more - within a single system. This capability simplifies system architecture while ensuring stable, predictable performance across complex robotic platforms, including AMRs, humanoids and industrial robotic arms. RealSense, realsenseai.com, Booth 12036
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