Robotic vision, made simple
High‑resolution cameras with depth vision and on‑chip artificial intelligence.
Stereo Depth
Sense the 3D world around you
200
fps
1M
points
25
meters
Dot
projection
Computer Vision
Real-time on chip processing
Artificial Intelligence
Incredible performance
Your new superpower
4K H.265
30 FPS
Depth 1MP
120 FPS
Triple
cameras
And there is more...
H.264 and H.265 Encoding
3.125MB/s for 4K video. Pi Zero can record 4K/30FPS
Standard & Wide Angle Lens
120° and 150° DFOV models available
Object Tracking
Up to 20 objects with unique IDs
MJPEG Encoding
For easy web streaming/etc
Lossless Motion Zooming
12X with 720, 6X with 1080, 1.5 with 4K
Motion Estimation
Allows real-time background substraction
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OAK vs RealSense™?
Heading #1 | ||
|---|---|---|
OAK (OAK-D Pro) | RealSense™ (D455) | |
Environment | Indoor / Outdoor | Indoor / Outdoor |
Laser Dot Projector | ||
Night Vision | – | |
Chip Generation | 2nd gen MyriadX | 0th gen D4 |
Onboard AI | – | |
Custom Onboard Pipelines | – | |
Onboard CV | – | |
Onboard Video Encoding | – | |
RGB Camera Resolution | – |
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the product and billing
3D Scanner Field of View (FOV）
It’s effortless. Usually, OAK is up/running on your platform within a couple of minutes (most of which is download time).
It’s around 5W.
Yes. USB3 devices can provide 900mA at 5V, which is enough for most use-cases. However, some functions (e.g., inference, video encoding) can add
to large current spikes, so there’s a chance your host won’t be able to provide enough power (this applies mostly to hosts like RPi). In that case, you
would need to use a power adapter.
Hardware designs with Myriad X VPU directly on the PCB (like OAK-D-Lite) can’t be shared publicly due to Intel’s intellectual property. However, our
hardware design for OAK-D-Lite-Dev, which is almost identical to the OAK-D-Lite (the only difference is that it uses OAK-SoM), can be found here.
Python is not required. The DepthAI API is written in C++ with pybind11 for Python bindings, and so C++ is directly supported as well. For our stretch
goal, we also intend to support Java bindings.