OAK 4 D (AI depth camera)
by LuxonisUnited States
Luxonis AI depth camera with on-device inference for vision pilots in industry and robotics. Details according to the manufacturer.
from approx. €940guide price, excl. VAT, shipping and duties
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- Manufacturer
- Luxonis
- Country
- United States · Denver, CO
- Category
- AI cameras
- Guide price
- from approx. €940
About the category
What it is
AI cameras combine image sensor and AI processor in one housing. They detect objects, defects or codes on the device and pass on only the result — saving computers and bandwidth and keeping image data on site. Some models also provide depth information.
What companies use them for
- Visual quality inspection on the line, e.g. for scratches or missing parts.
- Counting and sorting parts and reading codes.
- Vision for small robots and prototypes.
- Monitoring areas without sending images to the cloud.
What to look for when buying
- Image sensor, optics and lighting to match the smallest defect.
- Performance of the AI processor and supported model formats.
- Interfaces to controls and IT: Ethernet, digital inputs and outputs.
- Housing and ingress protection for the environment, software updates.
Integration & effortEffort: medium
What matters is the data: sample images of good and defective parts, stable lighting and a trained model. The camera itself is quickly connected; integrating it with the controls and approval by quality assurance take time.
Software that fits
- OpenCV (opens in a new tab)Open source · Apache-2.0Proven library for classic image processing such as measurement and filtering.
- Ultralytics YOLO (opens in a new tab)Open source · AGPL-3.0Detects objects and defects in real time; an enterprise licence is available for closed-source products.
- Luxonis DepthAI (opens in a new tab)Open source · MITSDK for OAK cameras: depth and AI models directly on the camera.
- Anomalib (opens in a new tab)Open source · Apache-2.0Anomaly-detection library that works even with few images of defects.
- MVTec HALCON (opens in a new tab)CommercialIndustrial machine-vision software with measurement, inspection and deep-learning tools.
Licence details without guarantee — the project’s own licence is authoritative. We can set up and integrate it for you at a fixed price.
Simulation
How it runs in your operation
A simplified, typical sequence — not a recording of a real deployment.
Capture images of good and defective parts.
A model learns to recognise deviations.
Each part is assessed directly on the device.
Defective parts are rejected and results logged.
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