GEFIT uses a RealSense D555 stereo camera for robotic pick-and-place
chrismatthieu · x · 2026-07-28
An interview highlights how GEFIT is using a RealSense D555 AI-powered stereo camera for pick-and-place on robotic arms.
- The setup is framed as part of the current Physical AI wave.
- The emphasis is on bringing perception into industrial manipulation workflows, not just on a demo video.
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