Luxonis

• Luxonis OAK 4 D
• Luxonis OAK-D Pro W PoE
• Luxonis OAK-FFC 4P
• OAK-D Lite
• OAK-D Pro AI Stereo Camera
• OAK-D Pro W

  OAK

Supply chain relationships

• Sony Semiconductor Solutions

  Inbound - Sensing - The IMX378 configuration of Luxonis OAK-D Pro W PoE uses a Sony IMX378 RGB sensor

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• Ceva

  Inbound - robotics sensors - Luxonis lists the Ceva BNO086 sensor-fusion IMU on the in-stock OAK-FFC 4P

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• Intel

  Inbound - Compute & Control - Luxonis OAK-D Pro uses Intel Movidius Myriad X within its RVC2 vision core

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• Sony Semiconductor Solutions

  Inbound - robotics sensors - Luxonis OAK 4 D integrates a Sony IMX586 image sensor

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• Sony Semiconductor Solutions

  Inbound - Sensing Perception - Luxonis OAK-D Lite uses a Sony IMX214 color image sensor

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• Bosch Sensortec

  Inbound - Sensing Perception - Luxonis OAK-D Lite includes a Bosch Sensortec BMI270 IMU; the earlier Kickstarter units omit it

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• OmniVision Technologies

  Inbound - robotics sensors - Luxonis OAK 4 D integrates two OmniVision OV9282 sensors

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• Asahi Kasei Microdevices

  Inbound - robotics sensors - Luxonis OAK 4 D integrates an AKM AK09919C three-axis magnetometer

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• OmniVision Technologies

  Inbound - Sensing Perception - Luxonis OAK-D Lite uses two OmniVision OV7251 monochrome sensors for stereo vision

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• TDK

  Inbound - robotics sensors - Luxonis OAK 4 D integrates a TDK ICM-42688-P IMU

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• Intel

  Inbound - Compute & Control - Luxonis RVC2 devices are built around Intel Movidius Myriad X vision processing

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• Sony Semiconductor Solutions

  Inbound - robotics sensors - Luxonis OAK FFC modules use Sony IMX378 and IMX462 image sensors

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• Qualcomm

  Inbound - Compute & Control - Luxonis RVC4 devices are built around the Qualcomm QCS8550 processor

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• Pollen Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Pollen Robotics Reachy 2 uses a Luxonis OAK-FFC 4P controller for its stereo head cameras

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• Clearpath Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Clearpath Husky A300 AMP uses Luxonis OAK-D Pro W PoE teleoperation cameras

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• Clearpath Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Luxonis supplies the OAK-D-Pro camera integrated into TurtleBot 4 Standard

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• Clearpath Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Luxonis supplies the OAK-D-Lite camera integrated into TurtleBot 4 Lite

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• Husarion

  Outbound - Perception - Husarion offers three Luxonis OAK PoE camera configurations for Lynx

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• Hello Robot

  Outbound - Robot Vision - Hello Robot specifies a Luxonis OAK-D SR stereo depth camera at the Stretch 4 wrist

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• Hello Robot

  Outbound - Robot Vision - Hello Robot specifies a Luxonis OAK-FFC IMX378 12MP head camera in Stretch 4

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• Pollen Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Pollen Robotics Reachy 2 uses a Luxonis OAK-FFC ToF 33D module between its head cameras

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• Hello Robot

  Outbound - Robot Vision - Hello Robot specifies dual Luxonis OAK-FFC AR0234 wide-field head cameras in Stretch 4

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• Vention

  Outbound - Perception - Vention AI Operator uses Luxonis vision hardware

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• Pixee Medical

  Outbound - Perception - OAK-1 uses Luxonis vision hardware

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• Husarion

  Outbound - Perception - Husarion equips ROSbot 3 with a Luxonis OAK-D Lite and ROSbot 3 PRO with an OAK-D Pro camera

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• Slip Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - SlipBot uses Luxonis vision hardware

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• Arducam

  Outbound - Compute & Control - Arducam KingKong B0507 integrates the Luxonis OAK SOM BW1099 vision-processing module

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• Dataguess

  Outbound - Perception - OAK 4 S uses Luxonis vision hardware

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• Farmwave

  Outbound - Perception - Luxonis supplies OAK-D PoE cameras used in Farmwave Harvest Vision combine-monitoring systems

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• Autonabit

  Outbound - Perception - Avvy uses Luxonis vision hardware

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• MUSE

  Outbound - Perception - MUSE vision system uses Luxonis vision hardware

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• Hivemapper

  Outbound - Perception - OAK-SoM uses Luxonis vision hardware

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• Foundation Robotics

  Outbound - Perception - Foundation selected Luxonis OAK hardware for production and near-360-degree visual processing

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• 2026-07-02 - Series A - $14M - Luxonis raises US$14M Series A for physical-AI perception stack

  Luxonis raised a US$14M Series A led by Denali Growth Partners with participation from Taiwania Capital to accelerate its cameras and software for robot and automated-system perception. - source: businesswire.com

• Denali Growth Partners - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-07-02
• Taiwania Capital - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-07-02

• Bradley Dillon - CEO - As CEO, Dillon leads Luxonis’s commercial expansion of OAK cameras, DepthAI software and edge-perception infrastructure for robotics and automation.
• Shawn McLaughlin - Co-Founder and Board Member - As co-founder and board member, McLaughlin contributes company-building and governance experience to Luxonis’s development as an open spatial-AI and computer-vision platform.
• Martin Peterlin - Co-Founder and Chief Architect - As Chief Architect, Peterlin leads system architecture across Luxonis’s OAK camera hardware, DepthAI software and edge-perception stack.
• Vikas Reddy - Board Member and Advisor - As a board member and adviser, Reddy brings computer-vision product and company-building experience to Luxonis’s strategy and governance.
• Tony Young - COO - As COO, Young leads operating execution as Luxonis scales OAK camera production, DepthAI deployment tooling and customer delivery.
• Hunter Dunbar - Former Chief Product Officer - As CPO, Dunbar led product strategy around real-world edge AI, robotics and computer-vision deployments; he is retained as historical leadership because Luxonis no longer lists…
• Matija Tersek - CTO - As CTO, Tersek leads technical execution across Luxonis’s DepthAI software, OAK devices and production edge-perception platform.
• Eric Dahlgren - CFO - As CFO, Dahlgren leads financial planning and control as Luxonis expands manufacturing, enterprise sales and its OAK and DepthAI product portfolio.
• Cenek Albl - VP of Computer Vision - As VP of Computer Vision, Albl leads perception research and computer-vision development for Luxonis’s OAK cameras and DepthAI platform.
• Eason Lin - VP of Manufacturing - As VP of Manufacturing, Lin leads production scale-up and manufacturing execution for Luxonis OAK cameras and embedded vision modules.
• Brandon Gilles - Founder - Founder associated with the original OAK and DepthAI vision stack that established Luxonis in robot perception.

Events

• 2026-07-02 - Funding - Luxonis raises US$14M Series A for physical-AI perception stack

  The Series A round totals US$14M. Denali Growth Partners led the round, with Taiwania Capital participating. Luxonis says its OAK cameras and DepthAI software serve thousands of customers, including more than 60 Fortune 500 companies.

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• 2026-01-08 - Partnership - Dataguess and Luxonis announce Inspector Solo collaboration

  Dataguess and Luxonis jointly developed the Inspector Solo solution around OAK 4 S hardware. The platform runs visual inspection entirely on-device without an external PC or cloud connection. Dataguess described Luxonis as an official solution partner for the industrial deployment.

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• 2025-12-11 - Product Launch - Luxonis launches OAK 4 with Hub for standalone edge AI

  OAK 4 devices deliver 52 TOPS of on-device AI inference compute, about 40X Luxonis’ previous generation. The launch pairs OAK 4 hardware with Luxonis Hub for device, application and model management. Luxonis says OAK cameras are used globally across robotics, industrial equipment, smart cities, manufacturing, retail and logistics.

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• 2020-07-14 - Product Launch - Luxonis and OpenCV launch OpenCV AI Kit / OAK Kickstarter

  The campaign introduced OAK-1 and OAK-D for AI vision and stereo-depth applications. The OAK Kickstarter funded in 20 minutes and raised about US$1.3M from more than 6,500 backers. The launch established the OAK camera line as Luxonis’ core robot-perception hardware family.

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