ZED X One Core Specifications
This page gathers the hardware specifications of the ZED X One Core monocular camera module. The reference document is the official ZED X One Core datasheet.
Image sensor
The ZED X One Core is built around an AR0234 1/2.6” 2.3 MP RGB global shutter sensor, which provides good low-light capabilities and distortion-free images of fast-moving objects.
Optics
Cameras purchased with one of these lens options are factory focused and calibrated. The no lens version is meant for integrators mounting their own optics: in that case, focusing and intrinsic calibration are performed by the integrator. A stereo rig built from two cameras always requires an extrinsic calibration.
Motion sensor
The integrated BOSCH BMI088 IMU is a high-performance 6-axis inertial sensor with a 16-bit triaxial accelerometer and gyroscope, providing orientation and motion detection of the camera. Its high vibration robustness and temperature stability make it suitable for harsh industrial robotics environments.
You can access the sensor data through the Sensors API of the ZED SDK.
Sensor positions
The IMU origin is vertically and horizontally aligned with the optical center of the image, with a depth offset of -5.92 mm along the Z axis. The offset specifies the location of the IMU origin with respect to the center of the image plane.

Physical specifications
Technical drawings
Fisheye lens
Wide lens
Narrow lens

System requirements
The ZED X One Core requires an NVIDIA® Jetson AGX Orin™ Developer Kit (J12) equipped with a ZED Link MIPI Quad capture card (4x MIPI camera inputs, 75 x 40 mm), or an NVIDIA® Jetson AGX Thor™ with Holoscan Sensor Bridge, for its MIPI CSI-2 connection. See the Recommended Specifications for ZED SDK page for the up-to-date host requirements.
Minimum ZED SDK version
Part numbers
Standards and compliance
The compliance certificates are available on the StereoLabs certificates page.

