At Automate 2026, RealSense Unveils the D585 Pro and Perception Studio, Expanding AI-Native Vision for Robotics

A3 Association for Advancing Automation· June 22, 2026

RealSense has introduced the D585 Pro and Perception Studio at the Automate 2026 event, signaling an expansion of AI-native vision capabilities for the robotics sector. These new hardware and software solutions are designed to improve robotic perception and environmental interaction. This development highlights the ongoing trend of integrating artificial intelligence directly into vision systems to drive automation efficiency.

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