This is the bare module form of the completely epic Intel® RealSense™ T265.

For the official marketing spiel for the T265, check out the Intel® RealSense™ page about it. But then come back here to buy a single T261 instead. ;)

This is basically to inside-out 6-DOF tracking what the MPU-6050 was to MEMs inertial sensors. Two 170-degree fisheye cameras look out from the front of the module while a Bosch IMU provides inertial data. All of this gets fed into a miraculous little blob of computer vision AI running on Intel’s equally miraculous little Myriad X vision processor. And out pops your 6-DOF orientation and translation solution at 200Hz with only 6ms latency. And, to top it all off, there’s a Unity asset package!

Yes, you can buy the T261 for $100 directly from Intel, but you’ve gotta buy a tray of eight of them. We’ve gone and purchased a bunch of them for resale to the North Star community, but also had to pay a bit in the way of tariffs and taxes to do it, hence our price.

Also, the Deck X is super-cute with an integrated T261 instead of a great big honkin’ T265 on the multimount on our old version of North Star v3.1. You want your headset to be cute, right?

What you’ll get with your Intel® RealSense™ T261:

• Integrator Ribbon Adapter (NOVASTACK to Ribbon) to Intel® RealSense™ T261
• Heat Sink Set (3 pcs, 14x14x6mm)
• Thermal Grease (0.5g Syringe)
  and
• Micro USB 3 to Intel® RealSense™ T261 Adapter Bundle
  or
• USB C to Intel® RealSense™ T261 Adapter Bundle

If you have any questions or requests, please contact us.

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Useful Links

• Project North Star Discord Community
• Intel® RealSense™ T261 datasheet
• Getting started with Intel® RealSense™
• Intel® RealSense™ SDK GitHub repository
• Intel® RealSense™ Viewer direct download
• Intel® RealSense™ Unity Asset package
• Community documentation
• Hand alignment tool
• CombineReality website
• Leap Motion Project North Star Github
• Leap Motion (Ultraleap) Blog

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