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Luxonis releases OAK 4 FFC board-level vision computer

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Luxonis has released the OAK 4 FFC board-level vision computer, a modular new member of its OAK 4 series aimed at applications such as humanoid robots and drones. According to Luxonis, the board can connect up to five camera modules, with their positions and spacing arrangeable as design requires; a 6-core RVC4 processor handles synchronization, calibration, stereo depth and AI computation, with total compute of 52 TOPS. According to Luxonis, users enter camera positions in OAK Viewer, and Dynamic Calibration uses ordinary scene texture to correct the alignment of cameras with overlapping fields of view; thermal imaging, time-of-flight (ToF) and more global-shutter camera modules are "coming soon." On interfaces, Luxonis says the board provides 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, 6–32 V DC input, USB-C, CAN FD and hardware frame synchronization; PoE+ requires the PoE module included with the Developer Kit.