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RealSense D455

Camera by RealSense, Santa Clara, US

The D455 is a stereo depth camera from the former Intel RealSense D400 line, now sold by the independent company RealSense, with a 0.4-20 m depth range, up to 1280 x 720 depth at 90 fps, a 1080p colour sensor, a wider baseline than the D435 and an integrated IMU. It remains the default depth camera in many research and ROS stacks, although RealSense's newer D555 (with Power over Ethernet) now sits above it.

PHP 61,158 at RS Online (Philippines) (PH), seen 2026-10-28 — Excl. VAT (PHP 68,496.44 incl.); indicative; in stock, 18 units

Versions

D455part 82635DSD455; values recorded
D455fIR-pass-filter variant, 0.6-6 m range per RS Online listing title; not fetched

All attributes

ModalityRGB, Depth, Stereo
SegmentResearch, Professional, Education

Looked for but not confirmed on any fetched page: Mass, Interface, Voltage.

Editor's notes

Unverified (free text): usd-list-price; realsenseai-store-page. RealSense independence CONFIRMED on a fetched page: spin-out from Intel completed 11 July 2025, HQ Santa Clara, CEO Nadav Orbach, USD 50 M raise; the same release names the D555 as a recently launched camera. release_year 2020 from the support post's reference to the June 2020 D400 datasheet edition that added the D455 (pre-orders opened then). RS Online spec table lists "rolling shutter" while its text says global shutter — not recorded. No USD list price was found on a fetched page; the realsenseai.com store was not in search results. Group F used the handle intel-realsense-d455 — alias to this record.

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