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Stereolabs.
Eyes for machines.

You bring the robot. Stereolabs makes the cameras that let it see in three dimensions: how far away things are, where it is in a space and what is moving around it. They are built to work with NVIDIA Jetson.

MakesStereo and monocular AI cameras
Best forRobotics, autonomous machines and spatial AI
We list8 products
SupplyThrough our Australian distributor
DeliveryFree Australia-wide
About Stereolabs

Depth, not just pictures.

An ordinary camera gives a machine a flat image. A Stereolabs ZED camera uses two lenses, like a pair of eyes, to work out depth, so a robot can judge distance, map a room and track objects as they move.

The cameras come with the ZED SDK, Stereolabs' software for depth sensing and spatial perception, which works with common robotics tools including ROS, OpenCV and Python. Stereolabs says more than 100,000 developers use its technology.

The range splits by how the camera connects. USB models such as the ZED 2i and ZED Mini plug into almost anything. The ZED X family uses GMSL2, a connection made for longer cables and harsher conditions, and suits robots and vehicles.

The range

Pick by connection, lens and environment.

01

ZED 2i and ZED Mini

USB stereo cameras. The simplest way to add depth sensing to a project.

02

ZED X

GMSL2 stereo cameras in sealed housings, made for robots and autonomous machines.

03

ZED X One

Single-lens GMSL2 cameras, including a 4K model, for building custom multi-camera setups.

04

ZED SDK

Stereolabs' software for depth, tracking and spatial perception, included with the cameras.

Product details summarised from Stereolabs. Read more at stereolabs.com ↗

Good fit if you are
→Adding depth perception to a robot or vehicle
→Building tracking, mapping or spatial analytics
→Working outdoors or in dusty, wet conditions
→Already building on NVIDIA Jetson
Worth knowing before you buy
01GMSL2 cameras need a capture card or a carrier board with GMSL inputs.
02A wider lens sees more of the scene. A narrower lens sees further.
03Check the ingress protection rating if the camera will be outside.
04Some models are listed as a base configuration. Ask us about lens and filter options.
Solutions

Where Stereolabs fits.

Start from the job, not the part number. These are the solutions that use Stereolabs hardware.

Give machines vision

ZED cameras and the capture hardware to connect them.

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Build a robot

A ZED camera gives a robot arm the depth it needs to reach.

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Build at the edge

Pair a ZED camera with a Jetson developer kit or module.

See the solution →
Products

Stereolabs products we supply.

8 products

Looking for a Stereolabs product that isn't listed? Ask us and we will check with our distributor.

Questions

Buying Stereolabs from us.

Do I need anything else to use a ZED X camera?

Yes. ZED X cameras connect over GMSL2, so you need a GMSL capture card or a Jetson carrier board with GMSL inputs, plus the right cable. Tell us what you are connecting to and we will quote the full set.

How do I buy Stereolabs products?

Add what you need to your enquiry and send it to us. We reply by email to confirm availability, pricing and delivery, then arrange the order by invoice. No payment is taken online.

Where do they ship from?

We source Stereolabs products through our Australian distributor, and orders ship from within Australia. Delivery is free Australia-wide.

What warranty do I get?

Stereolabs cameras carry the manufacturer's warranty. It is 2 years on most models we list, and each product page shows the term where our distributor provides one.

Can you get a Stereolabs product that isn't listed?

Often, yes. Tell us the model or part number and we will check availability and lead time with our distributor.

Not sure which Stereolabs product fits?

Bring the problem. We'll help you find the hardware.

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