Orbbec’s portfolio includes structured light, time-of-flight (ToF), and stereo vision cameras used in smart logistics, industrial automation, autonomous navigation, and gesture control. Its sensors are engineered to deliver high-resolution depth data with millimeter precision, making them ideal for interactive and safety-critical applications.

The company’s strength lies in its full-stack capability — from ASIC design and optics to SDKs and 3D mapping algorithms. This allows rapid adaptation across industries, whether embedding sensors into consumer wearables or scaling for factory automation.

Collaborations with institutions like MIT and UC Berkeley focus on improving 3D perception accuracy, miniaturizing depth sensors, and optimizing real-time point cloud processing. These efforts aim to push the boundaries of computer vision and human-computer interaction.

As spatial computing becomes foundational to everything from retail to rehabilitation, Orbbec’s partnerships with global research labs are poised to lead the next wave of AI-enabled, context-aware systems that navigate, assist, and learn in three dimensions.