SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18, 2025 — RealSense, a computer vision company spun out of Intel earlier this year, and AVerMedia, a provider of physical AI solutions, have partnered to accelerate the adoption of physical AI. The companies have developed a robust, humanoid-ready integrated compute solution that reduces the complexity of systems engineering and shortens time-to-market for robotics.
A robot car equipped with a 3D vision camera and a six-microphone array. Courtesy of RealSense.
As part of the collaboration, the companies created the AVerMedia SenseEdge Development Kit, a fully integrated, ready-to-use AI vision platform. The SenseEdge Development Kit uses the AVerMedia D317 NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin carrier board, GMSL/USB/PoE camera adapter boards, and RealSense depth cameras for perception stack development in humanoids and mobile robots.
“This partnership is a major step in our mission to deliver the visual cortex for physical AI,” said Nadav Orbach, CEO of RealSense. “By combining RealSense’s industry-leading depth perception with AVerMedia’s powerful edge compute solutions, we’re enabling robots to see, sense and act in real time in dynamic human environments.”
The platform is designed to allow robotics innovators to move quickly and focus on core competencies and stake leadership positions in rapidly expanding markets, the companies said, noting the rapid emergence of opportunities happening against a backdrop of surging investment and real-world demand.