The ZED SDK is a cross-platform library designed to get the best out of the ZED cameras.
In this project, we provide tutorials and code samples to get started using the ZED SDK API.
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:tada: The ZED SDK 4.1 is released! We support the ZED X and ZED X Mini cameras, added the Fusion API for multi-camera Body Tracking, and more! Please check the Release Notes of the latest version for more details.
Depth Sensing | Object Detection | Body Tracking |
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Positional Tracking | Global Localization | Spatial Mapping |
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Camera Control | Plane Detection | Multi Camera Fusion |
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The ZED SDK contains all the libraries that power your camera along with tools that let you experiment with its features and settings.
To get started:
The documentation and API reference are great starting points to learn more about the ZED SDK and its many modules.
This repository contains ready-to-use and samples to start using the ZED SDK with only a few lines of code. They are organized by ZED SDK module:
Tutorials - A series of basic tutorials that demonstrate the use of each API module.
Camera Control - This sample shows how to adjust the ZED camera parameters.
Camera Streaming - This sample shows how to stream and receive on local network the ZED's video feed.
Depth Sensing - This sample shows how to capture a 3D point cloud and display with OpenGL. It also shows how to save depth data in different formats.
Positional Tracking - This sample shows how to use positional tracking and display the result with OpenGL.
Global Localization - This sample shows how to fuse the ZED SDK's positional tracking with GNSS data for global positioning.
Spatial Mapping - This sample shows how to capture 3D meshes with the ZED and display it with OpenGL. Classic Mesh and Point Cloud fusion are available.
Object Detection - This sample shows how to use the Object Detection API module with the ZED.
Body Tracking - This sample shows how to use the Body Tracking API with the ZED.
Recording - This sample shows how to record and playback video files in SVO format. SVO files let you use all the ZED SDK features without having a ZED connected.
Here is the list of all supported operating systems for the latest version of the ZED SDK. Please find the recommended specifications to make sure your configuration is compatible with the ZED SDK.
Ubuntu LTS | Windows | Jetson |
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The ZED SDK requires the use of an NVIDIA GPU with a Compute Capability > 5.
If you are not familiar with the corresponding versions between NVIDIA JetPack SDK and Jetson Linux, please take a look at our blog post.
The ZED SDK can be easily integrated into projects using the following programming languages:
C++ | Python | C# | C |
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Thanks to its comprehensive API, ZED cameras can be interfaced with multiple third-party libraries and environments.
Unity | Unreal Engine 5 | OpenCV | ROS | ROS 2 |
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Pytorch | YOLO | Matlab | Isaac SIM | Touch Designer |
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Join the conversation and connect with other ZED SDK users to share ideas, solve problems, and help make the ZED SDK awesome. Our aim is to make it extremely convenient for everyone to communicate with us.
Discourse is our forum where all ZED users can connect. This is the best place to brainstorm and exchange about ZED cameras, ZED SDK software, and other Stereolabs products. Feel free to create an account and ask your questions, or even share your awesome projects!
Twitter Follow Stereolabs @Stereolabs3D for official news and release announcements.
GitHub If you come across a bug, please raise an issue in this GitHub repository.
Email To talk to Stereolabs directly, the easiest way is by email. Get in touch with us at support@stereolabs.com.