Luxonis launches OAK 4 FFC: five-camera modular vision board, $849 dev kit
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-27
Luxonis has launched OAK 4 FFC, the first OAK 4 modular board, built for robots where standard cameras don't fit — humanoids, drones and similar machines.
- 70×53mm board supports up to five cameras placed anywhere, with 52 TOPS of on-board compute handling sync, calibration, stereo depth and AI
- You enter camera positions in OAK Viewer, then Dynamic Calibration refines them from the scene with no printed target
- All cameras capture at the same instant, enabling on-board panorama and bird's-eye stitching
- Works as a robot's main computer or dedicated vision system; $849 developer kit, orders open now, shipping in November
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