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Luxonis OAK 4 is a standalone AI vision system/camera powered by a Qualcomm DragonWing QCS8550 platform delivering up to 52 TOPS of AI performance for on-device real-time perception without relying on a host computer.
Four variants are offered: OAK 4 S, OAK 4 D, OAK 4 D Pro, and OAK 4 CS. All four feature 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and a 48 MP RGB camera sensor with rolling shutter, although the OAK 4 CS model can feature a 5MP global shutter camera thanks to support for wappable lenses.
Depth sensing is implemented through an OV9282 depth sensor in the OAK 4 D and OAK 4 D Pro (Dual camera) models, and the latter also adds a laser dot projector to improve depth perception.
Luxonis OAK 4 specifications:
- SoC – Qualcomm DragonWing QCS8550
- CPU – 1x GoldPlus core @ 3.2 GHz + 4x Gold cores @ 2.8 GHz + 3x Silver cores @ 2.0 GHz
- GPU – Adreno 740 GPU with support for Ray tracing, OpenGL ES 3.2, Vulkan 1.2, OpenCL 3.0 full profile, Adreno NN direct
- Compute DSP – V73 AI-optimized tensor processor, six threads scalar DSP
- Sensor DSP – Qualcomm Sensing Hub 3.0
- AI – Dual eNPU V3, 4x HVX, HMX, 48 INT8, 12 FP16 TOPs; Combined 52 TOPS
- VPU
- Video decode up to 4K240/8K60; AV1 decoder
- Video encode up to 4K120/8K30
- Package – 15.6 x 14 mm
- Process Node – 4 nm
- System Memory – 8GB LPDDR5/5x @ 4200 MHz
- Storage – 128GB flash
- Camera
- 48MP IMX586 RGB Sensor with rolling shutter; three options
- Auto focus – DFOV / HFOV / VFOV – 82.4° / 67.3° / 53°
- Fixed focus – DFOV / HFOV / VFOV – 78° / 66° / 52
- Wide angle – DFOV / HFOV / VFOV – 120° / 95° / 72°
- OR 5MP OG05B10 RGB sensor with global shutter (option for OAK 4 CS only)
- Depth sensing
- OV9282 depth sensor (OAK 4 D and OAK 4 D Pro)
- DFOV / HFOV / VFOV – 84.5° / 77° / 52.7°
- Global shutter
- Fixed focus
- Depth Range – 70cm to 12m
- Himax Dot projector/infrared illuminator (OAK 4 D Pro only)
- Connectivity – 2.5Gbps Gigabit Ethernet M12 port with PoE support
- USB – USB 3.2 Gen2 (10 Gbps) Type-C port with screws
- Sensors – 9-axis IMU, 3-microphone array
- Expansion – M8 I/O port
- Misc
- Reset button
- IR LED, Status RGB LED
- 50 or 75mm VESA mount and tripod support
- Power Supply
- 5V via USB-C port
- 802.3at, Class 3 PoE
- Power Consumption – 1.5W to 25W
- Dimensions and Weight –
- OAK 4 D and OAK 4 D Pro – 144.78 x 67.34 x 42.5 mm | 674 grams
- OAK 4 S – 71 x 58 x 58 mm | 325 grams
- Temperature Range – -20°C to +50°C
- IP Rating – IP67
Luxonis OAK 4 Pro (and OAK 4 CS without the laser dot projector) Luxonis OAK 4 S
The camera runs Luxonis OS based on Linux 5.15. It supports computer vision functions such as warp (undistortion), resize, crop via the “ImageManip” node, edge detection, and feature tracking, and users can also run custom CV functions.
Stereo depth perception is implemented with filtering, post-processing, RGB-depth alignment, and high configurability, while 2D and 3D tracking rely on the “ObjectTracker” node.
The camera supports popular computer vision and AI libraries and frameworks such as PyTorch, DepthAi, RTABMap, OpenCV, OpenVINO, and Open3D. Demo applications include open vocabulary object detection using YOLOE or YOLO-World, lossless zooming using the YuNet model, age and gender detection, segmentation depth crop with the Deeplabv3+ model, hand pose using MediaPipe, and triangulation with stereo cameras and YuNet face detection.
Some benchmarks using YOLO and other AI models can be seen below, along with power consumption numbers.
The company also provides the Luxonis Hub cloud device-management software for deployment, updates, monitoring, and improvement.
Use cases include robotics and automation across industrial equipment, smart cities, manufacturing, smart agriculture, and logistics. You’ll find instructions to get started with the cames on the documentation website.
All three variants are available on the Luxonis shop. The OAK 4 S starts at $749, the OAK 4 D at $849, and the OAK 4 D Pro at $949. The OAK 4 CS with a swappable lens is not listed on the shop, but it will start at $899 in Q1 2026.
Prices vary depending on options such as fixed focus, auto focus, or wide-angle options. All cameras ship with a 2-meter M12 plug-to-RJ45 cable. More details may be found on the product page and the press release. OAK4 D camera output in Luxonis OAK Viewer
Jean-Luc started CNX Software in 2010 as a part-time endeavor, before quitting his job as a software engineering manager, and starting to write daily news and reviews full-time later in 2011.
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