Description
The Luxonis DepthAI boards combine stereo or RGB cameras with the Intel® Movidius™ Myriad™ X platform. As a result, a small board can be operated either standalone or with an additional device, such as a Nvidia Xavier Jetson, Raspberry Pi or much more. Due to the extremely powerful Intel UC with a base clock speed of 700 MHz, this small and compact development board can calculate approximately 4.5 million possibilities in less than a second.
Difference between OAK-D & OAK-D-S2
Improvement of the mechanics of OAK-D, but without the cost of active depth (both in terms of cost and in terms of poor performance at Heller outside depth).
Reuse of the entire OAK-D-PRO, but without the active lighting components, blackening of the glass where it would be located, and use of the existing OAK-D CCM.
Producing a purely passive OAK-D successor with RGB with fixed focus like OAK-D-Pro to cope with vibrations better.
WAS is the concept behind the Luxonis boards?
The manufacturer wants to create a versatile platform with a very small form factor that allows anyone to run a first basic script in less than 30 seconds. Thereby, the development platforms are available in different configurations, such as with WLAN or a Raspberry PI Compute Module. If the first tests have been very promising, Luxonis also only offers bare-cash PCBs, which can be integrated as OEM into a third-party component.
WAS is DepthAI?
Each Luxonis development board comes with DepthAI firmware which comes with the following features:
Neuronal interference (e.g. object detection, image classification, etc., including two-stage)
Stereo depth (including median filtering)
3D object localization (addition of 2D object detectors with 3D position in meters)
Object tracking (also in 3D room)
H.264 and H.265 encoding (HEVC, 1080p & 4K video)
JPEG coding
MJPEG encoding
Warp/Unsubscribe
