Luxonis Launches OAK 4 FFC Vision Computer for Humanoids, Drones, and Machines
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Luxonis has launched the OAK 4 FFC, a modular vision computer that integrates five camera modules, compute, and AI processing on a single board. It supports customization for different robot applications, including humanoids and drones, with built-in calibration and synchronization tools.
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Reported quantity · total TOPS of compute: 52 other · Basis not reported
“ign calls for. The board then handles synchronization, calibration, stereo depth and AI on its 6-core RVC4 processor, with 52 total TOPS of compute . The company said that currently, a custom multi-camera rig usually means sourcing compute, a carrier board, cameras and drivers from different vendors. Teams then write their own synchronization and calibration tools before the real application work starts. With OAK 4 F”
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Reported quantity · sensors: 3 other · Basis not reported
“FC, Luxonis said that the camera modules, compute, firmware, DepthAI SDK , and OAK Viewer come from one platform and are built to work together. Teams choose from nine modules across three sensors: the 48 MP IMX586 color sensor, and 1 MP OV9282 and 5 MP OG05 global shutter sensors, in standard and wide fields of view. Builders set their own stereo baselines and viewpoints. The company said, for example, that a humano”
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Reported quantity · Ethernet: 2.5 other · Basis not reported
“lation and large AI models. For either role, Luxonis said that the board provides 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, PoE+ through the PoE module included in the Developer Kit, 6-32 V DC input, USB-C, CAN FD and hardware frame sync. "The machines our customers are building, from humanoids and drones to surgical and mobile robots, don't have room for a camera designed for someone else's machine,” said Bradley Dillon, CEO of Luxonis”
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Reported quantity · DC input: 6 other · Basis not reported
“lation and large AI models. For either role, Luxonis said that the board provides 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, PoE+ through the PoE module included in the Developer Kit, 6-32 V DC input, USB-C, CAN FD and hardware frame sync. "The machines our customers are building, from humanoids and drones to surgical and mobile robots, don't have room for a camera designed for someone else's machine,” said Bradley Dillon, CEO of Luxonis”
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- Robotics 24/7 — Industry reportingSignalLuxonis Launches OAK 4 FFC Board-Level Vision Computer for Humanoids, Drones, and Other Machines
Luxonis has launched the OAK 4 FFC, a modular vision computer that integrates five camera modules, compute, and AI processing on a single board. It supports customization for different robot applications, including humanoids and drones, with built-in calibration and synchronization tools.
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