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Stereolabs ZED X One Core

Stereolabs ZED X One

  • Smallest possible footprint: barebone module from 27 × 27 × 29.7 mm and 14 g – for direct OEM integration
  • Global shutter in Full HD: 2.3 MP with 1920 × 1200 at 60 fps, distortion-free under fast motion
  • Native MIPI I-PEX interface: cable runs up to 70 cm, up to four synchronised cameras per capture card Core
  • Versions: no lens, Narrow, Wide, Fisheye

Description

Stereolabs ZED X One Core – Monocular Camera for OEM Integration

The ZED X One Core is a barebone camera module for manufacturers who want to build industrial machine vision directly into their own device. Without a housing of its own it measures just 27 × 27 mm at the base and weighs 14 to 19 g depending on the lens – so it fits where a ready-made camera no longer finds room: in humanoid heads, robot wrists, end effectors and compact sensor units.

Connection is made via a native industrial MIPI I-PEX interface. It supports coaxial cable lengths of up to 70 cm and therefore offers considerably more freedom in cable routing inside the enclosure than conventional MIPI connections.

Your advantages at a glance

  • Smallest possible footprint: barebone module from 27 × 27 × 29.7 mm and 14 g – for designs where every millimetre counts
  • Global shutter in Full HD: 2.3 MP sensor with 1920 × 1200 at 60 fps – distortion-free capture of fast-moving objects
  • Three lens options: fisheye, wide and narrow – also available without a lens for your own optics
  • Integrated IMU: BOSCH BMI088 with 16-bit accelerometer and gyroscope, vibration-resistant and temperature-stable
  • Multi-camera synchronisation: frame-level hardware sync within microseconds, up to four cameras per capture card
  • Low power draw: powered via MIPI with a maximum of 240 mA at 5 V

Important note on system requirements

The ZED X One Core is designed exclusively for operation with the ZED Link MIPI capture card (ACC-213000) and is not compatible with GMSL2 or USB setups. The card connects directly to the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit, or via the NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge to the Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit. Lens focusing and calibration – intrinsic as well as extrinsic for stereo setups – are carried out by you as the integrator.

Typical applications

  • Humanoid robots with all-round vision and SLAM
  • Robot arms and grippers with the camera mounted directly on the wrist
  • Custom sensor modules in series production
  • Data collection and teleoperation
  • Surround-view systems with several synchronised cameras

Technical data

Sensor type 1/2.6" 2.3 MP CMOS, global shutter
Array / pixel size 1928 × 1208 pixels, 3 µm × 3 µm
Resolution 1920 × 1200 @60 fps, 1920 × 1080 @60 fps (crop), 960 × 600 @120 fps (binning)
Output format RAW10 (v4l2) / NV21 (Argus)
Signal-to-noise ratio 38 dB, dynamic range 71.4 dB
Field of view Fisheye 195° (H) × 115° (V) × 220° (D), focal length 1.38 mm, f/2.0
Field of view Wide 110° (H) × 80° (V) × 120° (D), focal length 2.2 mm, f/2.2
Field of view Narrow 80° (H) × 52° (V) × 91° (D), focal length 3.8 mm, f/1.8
IMU BOSCH BMI088, 6-axis, ±12 g / ±1000 dps, 400 Hz
Interface MIPI via micro I-PEX cable, up to 70 cm
Dimensions 27 × 27 × 29.72 mm (fisheye), 34.52 mm (wide), 33.61 mm (narrow)
Weight 17 g (fisheye), 19 g (wide), 14 g (narrow)
Mounting 4 holes, 2.2 mm diameter
Power consumption max. 240 mA at 5 V DC, powered via MIPI
Operating temperature -20 °C to +60 °C
System requirements NVIDIA Jetson, Jetson Linux (L4T) v35.1 or newer, ZED Link MIPI capture card
Warranty 2 years

Matching accessories

  • ZED Link MIPI Quad capture card (ACC-213000) – mandatory
  • Enclosure for Orin AGX Developer Kit (ACC-221000)

Scope of delivery

  • 1× ZED X One Core
  • 1× MIPI I-PEX cable

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