oToBrite Debuts 3D Stereo Vision and NVIDIA Jetson Integration at ROBOTWORLD
At ROBOTWORLD 2026 in South Korea, oToBrite Electronics is unveiling a compact, IP69K-rated 3D stereo vision camera module designed for high-precision depth perception. The system, developed alongside indie, features sub-microsecond hardware-level synchronization to support the complex visual requirements of humanoid robots, quadruped units, and autonomous unmanned vehicles.
The new camera module utilizes indie’s iND880 image signal processor to maintain consistent depth perception in dynamic outdoor settings. Available in 60 mm and 120 mm baseline configurations, the hardware is tailored for specific operational needs: the 60 mm unit targets robotic arms and humanoid frames, while the 120 mm version extends depth detection up to 20 meters for outdoor machinery.
Beyond specialized optics, oToBrite is partnering with YUAN to demonstrate a GMSL2 to HSB interface conversion. This setup links oToBrite camera modules directly to the NVIDIA Jetson Thor platform, facilitating high-speed, low-latency data streaming essential for real-time sensor fusion. The company will also display a suite of 1MP to 8MP automotive-grade modules and a GMSL2 Repeater capable of extending transmission distances beyond 30 meters. These technologies will be featured at KINTEX, Hall 5, Booth I30, from November 4–7.
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