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Ouster, Inc. reports developments in sensing and perception for Physical AI across industrial, robotics, automotive, and smart infrastructure markets. Its news commonly covers digital lidar sensors, camera vision products, AI compute, sensor fusion and perception software, and customer deployments for automation, robotics and traffic infrastructure.
Recurring updates include the Rev8 OS digital lidar family powered by L4 Ouster Silicon, native color lidar capabilities, NVIDIA Jetson ecosystem integrations, Ouster BlueCity traffic-management deployments, and Stereolabs camera products such as the ZED X Nano. Company announcements also address quarterly results, product revenue trends, lidar and camera shipments, commercial leadership, partnerships and completed acquisition integration.
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) announced that its new Rev8 OS digital lidar sensors are qualified for the NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion platform, supporting level 4 autonomous vehicle development. Rev8 includes the world’s first native color lidar and the flagship OS1 Max, offering 256 channels and up to 500-meter range.
The auto-grade, cybersecure Rev8 family integrates with the NVIDIA DriveWorks SDK, enabling high-density point clouds, fused color-depth data, and more efficient, lower-cost training of ADAS and autonomous driving models.
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) announced a strategic collaboration with DXOMARK to test and optimize Rev8, described as the world’s first native color lidar. DXOMARK performed advanced image-sensor and color-fidelity testing to assess environmental robustness and perception accuracy for Rev8.
The partnership aims to bring DXOMARK’s 20 years of image-quality benchmarking to Ouster’s lidar development to improve real-world performance across lighting and weather conditions.
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) reported Q1 2026 results: $49M total revenue (up 49% YoY, down 22% sequentially) and $48M product revenue (up 55% YoY). Shipped >12,600 lidar and camera sensors; GAAP gross margin 43%; cash and equivalents $175M as of March 31, 2026.
Company introduced the Rev8 OS family and expects Q2 2026 revenue of $49.5M–$52.5M including a full quarter of Stereolabs operations.
Ouster (NASDAQ: OUST) announced integration of its Rev8 OS digital lidar family across the NVIDIA Jetson platform on May 5, 2026. Rev8 offers native color lidar, doubled range and resolution versus prior generations, and dedicated NVIDIA JetPack plugins, Isaac Sim support, and drivers tuned for Jetson Orin and Thor.
This integration targets faster edge 3D perception, simulation-driven ML training, and real-time SLAM and sensor fusion for robotics and Physical AI developers.
Ouster (NASDAQ: OUST) unveiled the Rev8 OS family, the company’s next-generation digital lidar sensors powered by L4 Ouster Silicon, introducing the industry’s first patented native color lidar and the flagship OS1 Max 256-channel sensor. Rev8 claims up to double the range and resolution versus Rev7, native per-point color, HDR, and processing performance for high-density perception.
Key specs include 42.9 GMACs, up to 10.4 million points/sec, 22.4 Gbps off-chip bandwidth, 48-bit color depth, 116 dB dynamic range, OS1 Max range to 200 m at 10% reflectivity (500 m max), functional-safety design, planned 10-year production life, and shipping this quarter.
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) will deploy Ouster BlueCity at more than 30 intersections across the greater Atlanta area, including around Mercedes-Benz Stadium, ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The system integrates Ouster 3D lidar and AI perception with GDOT traffic controllers for signal actuation, V2X alerts, and detection of vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists.
The expansion follows an initial 6-intersection deployment downtown and complements other large-scale installs (100+ intersections) in Utah, Chattanooga, and Nashville, bringing Ouster to over 700 contracted site deployments.
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) appointed Cyrille Jacquemet as Chief Revenue Officer and designated him a Section 16 officer on April 14, 2026. Jacquemet will continue to lead global sales, marketing, and customer success as Ouster scales its Physical AI business.
The company cited twelve straight quarters of product revenue growth and growth from approximately $11M in 2019 to $169M in 2025. Jacquemet joined Ouster in 2018 and has led expansion across North America, Europe, and the Middle East.
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) launched the Stereolabs ZED X Nano, a wrist-mount stereo camera for robotic manipulation, available for pre-order with shipping beginning May 2026. The device packs 2.3MP RGB (1920×1200 global shutter), up to 120fps, neural depth with sub-millimeter Z accuracy, and a zero-copy sensor-to-GPU pipeline.
The camera is 40% smaller in height than comparable solutions, uses ruggedized GMSL2 cabling for up to 15 meters, includes an onboard IMU, supports NVIDIA Isaac and ROS/ROS2, and targets imitation learning, reinforcement learning, and high-throughput data collection.
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) will report Q1 2026 results after market close on May 5, 2026 and host a conference call at 5:00 p.m. ET that day. Registration and a live webcast will be available, with replay accessible on the company investor website for at least 30 days.
The company develops sensing and perception products for Physical AI across industrial, robotics, automotive, and smart infrastructure.
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) said it doubled software-attached bookings in 2025 and expanded contracted deployments to over 1,200 sites, covering more than 65 million square feet of roadways and facilities. Ouster Gemini will be at ~550 sites and Ouster BlueCity at nearly 700 sites.
Key commercial wins include a seven-figure annual Gemini license, multi‑million contracts in Nashville and Europe, and expanded U.S. traffic deployments. The company also trained its AI model on over 4 million objects and launched Gemini Cloud Portal and Gemini Events to scale enterprise deployments.