RealSense's new D585 Pro packs a quad-core ARM chip for on-camera AI person detection
chrismatthieu · x · 2026-10-27
In a new RealSense podcast, D585 Pro architect Roi Ziss details the new depth camera: a quad-core ARM processor inside the camera itself, on-device AI person detection, and software-defined 3D perception, with more AI algorithms promised. The pitch is moving perception compute from the host machine into the camera.
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