ZED X One
Versatile monocular camera for perception
Introducing monocular GMSL2 cameras
The ZED X One is the ideal choice for flexible integration and customization of stereo systems or for multiple-camera surround vision. It is especially well-adapted for large machines.
Global or Rolling Shutter
Choose the best sensor for your application. Capture distortion-free images of lightning-fast action with our global shutter sensor or benefit from ultra-high resolution even in low-light conditions with our rolling shutter sensor.
Secure GMSL2 Connection
GMSL2 connectivity is ideal for robotics. Transmit video without EMI and high data rate through a lockable interface to a Jetson Orin over a distance of up to 15M with low latency.
Multi-camera synchronization
Hardware synchronization for multiple connected cameras at frame-level within 10 microseconds. Capture RGB and depth images of the same scene with multiple cameras all triggered at the same time.
Low-level camera control
Benefit from low-level control to finely tune image parameters and achieve unparalleled image quality and customization in camera firmware development.
High-performance IMU
The all-new IMU combines a 16-bit triaxial accelerometer and gyroscope with vibration resistance, ultra low noise and bias for exceptional motion tracking
Multiple S-mount lens options
Benefit from multiple lens options to create the best camera system for your application.
Multiple sensor options
The ZED X One is a highly versatile component offering various sensor options to cater to your application: 4K HDR for high resolution & high sensitivity requirements, and Global Shutter for fast moving vehicles.
4K SONY STARVIS 2
The IMX678 SONY Starvis 2 sensor offers excellent low-light performance and cutting-edge HDR technology for unparalleled clarity and detail in high-resolution video recording.
3840 x 2160 @15 fps
Rolling Shutter
16/9 Sensor Format
8.2M pixels
2 micron pixel size
1/1.8" Sensor Size
Global Shutter
The ZED X One’s global shutter captures every movement without sacrificing an ounce of dynamic range or overall image quality. No blurred or curved lines. Just perfect pixels in every scene.
1920x1200 @15fps
Global Shutter
16/10 sensor format
2.3M pixels sensors
3 micron pixel size
1/2.6” Sensor Size
Technical Specifications
Find the sensor and lens option for your needs.
Custom Stereo System
The ZED X One is a highly versatile component offering various lens and sensor options to cater to your application.
The tabs below provide an estimate of the minimum and maximum distance for optimal depth perception depending on the baseline of the stereo system.
WIDE FOV
GS WIDE | ||
Baseline | minimum distance for depth perception (d) | maximum distance for depth perception (D) |
3cm | 7cm | 7.33m |
7cm | 16cm | 17.11m |
15cm | 34cm | 36.67m |
25cm | 57cm | 61.11m |
50cm | 1.15m | 122.22m |
75cm | 1.72m | 183.33m |
1m | 2.29m | 244.44m |
2m | 4.59m | 488.89m |
4K HDR WIDE | ||
Baseline | minimum distance for depth perception (d) | maximum distance for depth perception (D) |
3cm | 7cm | 7.33m |
7cm | 17cm | 18.04m |
15cm | 36cm | 38.65m |
25cm | 60cm | 64.42m |
50cm | 1.20m | 128.83m |
75cm | 1.81m | 193.25m |
1m | 2.42m | 257.56m |
2m | 4.83m | 515.32m |
NARROW FOV
GS NARROW | ||
Baseline | minimum distance for depth perception (d) | maximum distance for depth perception (D) |
3cm | 12cm | 12.67m |
7cm | 28cm | 29.56m |
15cm | 59cm | 63.33m |
25cm | 99cm | 105.56m |
50cm | 1.98m | 211.11m |
75cm | 2.97m | 316.67m |
1m | 3.96m | 422.22m |
2m | 7.92m | 822.22m |
FAQ
Find all the information you need on how to set up a stereo rig with two ZED X One on this support page.
The ZED SDK can only be used with a pair of ZED X One, acting as a virtual stereo camera.
When choosing lenses for your vision system, you should consider the specific requirements of your application as their field of view will have a direct impact on the system's performance.
For tasks that involve close-range object detection, narrow FOV lenses are preferable as they provide greater detail. Narrow FOV lenses are also well suited for long-range detection.
Wide FOV lenses are best for applications requiring broader coverage.
The global shutter is best for fast-moving objects (or a fast-moving camera) as well as applications that require accurate reproduction of motion.
The rolling shutter is best for low-light environments and for capturing HDR images in high resolution.
To find the exact cable you need for your configuration please refer to our Cable Guide.
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