Ouster launches the Stereolabs ZED X Nano wrist-mount stereo camera for robotic manipulation and physical AI

Evidence notes
- Ouster announced the release of the Stereolabs ZED X Nano, a compact wrist-mount stereo camera designed for robotic manipulation, imitation learning, and high-throughput data collection.
- The company said the camera delivers 2.3MP RGB, neural depth, zero-copy capture pipeline support, and ruggedized GMSL2 connectivity in a form factor 40% smaller than the ZED X One.
- Ouster positioned the launch around physical AI workflows including teleoperation, synthetic-data generation, and close-range robot perception.
Company context
Ouster builds digital lidar sensors, cameras and AI-powered perception software for robotics, industrial automation, automotive and smart infrastructure.