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Luxonis · Parts & Power

Luxonis OAK 4 D

Available to order

In stock in Luxonis' official shop, which delivers to the EU in 2–5 business days after shipment; a temporary US$200 memory surcharge applies to select products since 31 July 2026.

from US$1,049OAK 4 D (without IR illumination)

Official Luxonis shop, excl. tax and shipping, plus a temporary US$200 surcharge since 31 July 2026 (memory and storage prices). With IR illumination (OAK 4 D Pro) US$1,149.

Checked
28.09.2026Source
Made for
Research & education · Industry
Where
US · EU (official shop)

Overview

A stereo depth camera with its own Qualcomm-based computer (52 TOPS, 8 GB RAM, Linux), so vision models can run on the camera without a separate robot computer.

Key specs

Compute
Qualcomm QCS8550 (RVC4) · 52 TOPS · 6-core CPU
Memory / storage
8 GB RAM · 128 GB
Cameras
48 MP colour (IMX586) + 2 × 1280 × 800 global-shutter stereo
Field of view (stereo)
77° × 52.7° · wide option 127° × 79.5°
IMU
9-axis (6-axis IMU + magnetometer)
Interfaces
USB 3 and PoE+ · M8/M12 with GPIO, UART
Protection / power
IP67 · 10–15 W average, 25 W peak
Operating system
Luxonis OS (Linux)

Versions & prices

OAK 4 D
US$1,049Without IR illumination; autofocus, fixed-focus or wide lens
OAK 4 D Pro
US$1,149With IR illumination for low light

Why it’s in

  • Camera and AI computer in one IP67 housing: a small robot may not need a separate compute board.
  • Luxonis has engineering offices in Ljubljana and Prague, and its shop delivers to the EU in 2–5 business days.
  • Works with PyTorch and TensorFlow models and with ROS.

What bothers us

  • Temporary US$200 surcharge on top of US$1,049.
  • Far pricier than plain depth cameras such as Luxonis' own OAK-D Pro (US$429).
  • Up to 25 W peak draw is high for a camera.