Captured with OS1-64: Pier 31, SF, CA
Lidar is now digital
High-resolution, low-cost lidar sensors for autonomous vehicles, robotics, mapping, and security
We ship products, not promises
At Ouster, we make 3D lidar sensors to empower engineers to build a better future. We are focused on what matters: putting real, high-quality products in the hands of customers.
We can't wait to see what you build.
Lidar that makes sense
Digital lidar makes high-resolution sensors affordable and reliable
OS1
Digital lidar sensor
- 120 m range
- 16 | 64 | 128 channel resolution
- Starts at $3,500
OS2
Digital lidar sensor
- 240 m range
- 64 channel resolution
- Starts at $24,000
Digital lidar architecture
Compact laser array
VCSEL array increases laser beam density, reduces the sensor’s size and weight, reduces cost, and never needs intrinsic recalibration.
Custom ASIC detector
We're bringing Moore's Law to lidar by integrating SPAD photodetectors and digital signal processing into a single custom ASIC. Each chip generation improves performance without increasing the sensor's size, weight, or power draw.
Engineered for real-world deployment
3D sensors proven in the world’s most demanding conditions
IP68, IP69K rated
-Aerospace-grade bayonet connectors and ruggedized housing withstand 2000 psi power washing and protect sensors from dirt, dust, and water ingress.
Robust to shock and vibration
Simple architecture, small number of discrete components, and all-silicon design deliver industry-leading reliability able to withstand automotive-grade shock and vibration testing.
Built to last
Sensors include a 1-year warranty and are designed for operation in environments as cold as -20º C and as hot as +50º C.
Ouster in action
- Captures intensity information in 16-bit granularity for richer, more detailed data
- Includes built-in IMU for SLAM algorithm support
- Creates a uniformly spaced point cloud and pixel-aligned 2D camera images for more efficient data processing, faster labeling, and streamlined algorithm application
SLAM of an OS1-64 drive around San Francisco (2x playback speed).
Raw point cloud of an OS1-64 drive in the SOMA neighborhood of SF. Top panorama video demonstrates the sensor's ability to capture ambient 2D images using digital lidar technology.
