TAIPEI, Taiwan, Oct 5, 2026 – SINTRONES Technology’s IBOX-650P and IBOX-601 series edge AI computers support Stereolabs GMSL-2 cameras for synchronized 2D imaging and 3D depth processing. Depending on the hardware and software configuration, the computers support up to four GMSL-2 camera connections.
The IBOX-650P uses NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, while the IBOX-601 series uses Jetson Orin NX. Both integrate Analog Devices GMSL-2 deserializer technology to receive high-bandwidth, uncompressed camera data.
The supported connection count depends on the camera model, hardware layout, deserializer configuration and board support package (BSP) release.
Verified compatible cameras include:
- ZED X Stereo: Uses dual lenses and global shutter sensing for 3D depth imaging and tracking moving objects.
- ZED X One S/GS: Uses global shutter sensing for 2D monocular imaging of moving scenes.
- ZED X One 4K: Uses a 4K rolling shutter sensor for 2D imaging, including in low-light conditions.
System integrators can combine these camera types on one computer for autonomous vehicles, robotics, industrial automation and smart surveillance. SINTRONES says the configurations support continuous, low-latency capture for round-the-clock operation.
Source: SINTRONES
About StereoLabs
Stereolabs develops stereo cameras and software for computer vision, depth sensing and machine perception. Founded in 2010, the company is headquartered in San Francisco. Its products include ZED stereo and monocular cameras, embedded computers, camera interfaces and the ZED SDK for depth sensing, spatial mapping and object tracking. Customers use its technology in robotics, industrial automation, transportation, defense, retail, agriculture and infrastructure. Applications include robot navigation, volume measurement, people counting and visual inspection. Ouster, which acquired Stereolabs in 2026, reported more than 10,000 customers and over 90,000 ZED cameras shipped.
About SINTRONES
SINTRONES develops embedded and vehicle computers, displays and industrial panel computers. Founded in 2009, the company is headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Its products include fanless GPU vehicle computers, embedded motherboards, GPS modules, CAN bus modules and video capture modules. Systems use Intel, AMD, NVIDIA and Jetson processors and support Windows, Linux and Android. SINTRONES provides OEM and ODM product development services. Its customers work in transportation, rail, fleet management, industrial automation, defense, health care and electric vehicle charging. Applications include autonomous vehicles, video surveillance, robotics, machine vision and in-vehicle entertainment. The company says some products meet E-Mark, EN 50155, EN 50121 and MIL-STD-810H requirements. It holds ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 22163 certifications.
