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Luxonis OAK-FFC-6P

Luxonis OAK-FFC-6P

  • Connecting up to 6 x OAK FFC Cameras
  • improved robustness of FFC connectors
  • ESD resistance
  • Ability to work with ArduCam cameras using only an adapter cable
  • Standardized pinout

Description

The OAK-FFC-6P uses the OAK-SoM MAX. This contains the new Robotics Vision 3 with a quad-core ARM CPU. Up to six 2-lane MIPI camera modules can be connected. This makes it perfect for rapid prototyping with different stereo baselines, fields of view and image sensor permutations.

Features

  • USB-C port: support for USB2 and USB3 protocols (5Gbps/10Gbps).
  • 5V power input via barrel jack
  • BNO086 IMU single chip sensor: 9 axes and integrated sensor fusion.
  • 3.0 TOPS for AI
  • Encoding: H.264, H.265, MJPEG - 4K/75FPS, 4K/60FP
  • Imaging: ISP, max. 6 cameras, 500MP/s HDR, 3A
  • Computer Vision: warp/dewarp, resize, crop via ImageManip nodes, edge detection, feature tracking.
  • Stereo depth perception with filtering, post-processing, RGB depth matching and high configurability
  • Object tracking: 2D and 3D tracking

Scope of delivery

  • OAK-FFC 6P assembly
  • Flexible flat cable, 15cm (6pcs)
  • Power supply with international adapters
  • Cable USB-CA-1m
Item information Value
Shipping weight: 0,35 kg
Item weight: 0,30 kg

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€ 454,95
incl. 19% VAT , plus shipping costs
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