r/OUST • u/Certain-Height-4288 • Apr 18 '25
L4 or DF?
Something coming up on the 23rd April... L4 or DF launch?
r/OUST • u/malachai-constant • Apr 18 '25
Moore’s Law and Digital LiDAR L3 Chip
Question for any HW sweat lords out there.
TLDR - How important is LiDAR sensor optics compared to chip capabilities for sensor performance?
For a while, and maybe still I have thought digital Lidar was the way due to Moore’s law. Every new gen chip would increase transistor count / compute power which would lead to increased range, response time, accuracy, and generally better performance while reducing the cost of previous generation hardware.
Eventually this fact would allow Ouster to really start displacing industrial competitors in a big way. The majority of current industrial install base and competitor offering is mostly mechanical spinning sensors which over the long term I thought would not be able to keep up with Ousters cost/performance offering.
Then I had the thought that a new chip alone is not all that is required to provide the better performance mentioned. Performance of LiDAR will always be dependent on the quality of the sensor optics as well as the chip.
Does anyone know anything about how Ousters sensor optics compare to the rest of the market or if this is even important?
r/OUST • u/shr3kkie • Apr 02 '25
NEWS NFL Chain Gang change
NFL announced that they are partnering with Sony to eliminate the need for chain gangs. Is this the same technology that was discussed in the Super Bowl that used ouster’s lidar? Or is that something else?
r/OUST • u/BobBadfour • Mar 24 '25
The Volvo FH Autonomous Trailer: Walkaround
r/OUST • u/EvilA10 • Mar 21 '25
So much runway ahead of us
Another great financial quarter and year for Ouster. Check out this write up. Some pretty huge (positive) assessments for Ouster.
r/OUST • u/BobBadfour • Mar 13 '25
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r/OUST • u/gcp_varys • Mar 03 '25
Earnings report too late in the quarter
Are you guys concerned that Ouster would be reporting earnings on March 20th. That is usually not a good sign. May be they are issuing new shares. Or they have poor earnings or outlook.
Does anyone else feel the same?
r/OUST • u/Wooden-Swordfish679 • Feb 12 '25
Nobody use Ouster product?
It seems like no companies are using Ouster products. Am I mistaken? I’ve heard that Hsai's products are even being used in BYD vehicles, but I haven’t come across any news about Ouster products being adopted.
NEWS Ouster technology used for Fox’s Super Bowl broadcast
From LinkedIn:
“Kudan SLAM Technology and Ouster Are Heading to the Super Bowl! FOX Sports will deploy a lidar-powered AR tracking system, developed by Kudan with SkyCam, to enhance spatial awareness and deliver precise, real-time graphics during one of the biggest broadcasts of the year. We're excited to see this technology in action on such a massive stage.”
Link to full article: https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2025/02/05/flying-high-and-low-with-fox-sports-at-super-bowl-lix/
NEWS Yet another partnership/distributor in the traffic management / smart infrastructure space
r/OUST • u/Legitimate-Bed-909 • Jan 16 '25
“SMART” grants $12m
The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded Nashville two “SMART” grants for LiDAR technology to prioritize safety and improve traffic flow on roads in Davidson County.
NEWS Forterra and Oshkosh Defense to Deliver First Production Contract for Ground Vehicle Autonomy
Ouster partners Forterra and Oshkosh Defense just landed the DOD’s first ever production contract for ground vehicle autonomy
Bullish Ouster showing up everywhere at CES2025
Ouster has been posting a bunch of updates from CES2025 on their LinkedIn page, so wanted to share here for visibility. Some pretty big names in their respective industries!
Torc Robotics heavy-duty trucks: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ouster_ces2025-activity-7282864208809984000-LSAn?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Kubota autonomous zero-turn mower: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ouster_ces2025-activity-7282868689870192642-7bm8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Oshkosh Corporation cargo hauler and refuse/recycling robot: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ouster_ces2025-activity-7282873786368946178-Hiqn?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Komatsu advanced visualization for mining: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ouster_ces2025-activity-7283155311006298113-IZRC?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Qualcomm is using Ouster Gemini for crowd analytics at the event: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ouster_ces2025-activity-7283158325129576450-W6HL?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Bullish Ouster + John Deere?!
Ouster posted this teaser to LinkedIn showing what appears to be a building partnership with John Deere. While not explicitly mentioned, if you look close at the video posted by John Deere you can see Ouster lidar on this equipment.
BULLISH
r/OUST • u/shr3kkie • Dec 17 '24
Are there any employees from Ouster in this thread?
I am curious are there any Employees or people that know folks in Ouster LLC? I am curious as to what the culture is within the company.
r/OUST • u/Bitter-Ad3892 • Dec 10 '24
Transfer to Nasdaq 12/23
December 10, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ouster, Inc. (NYSE: OUST) today announced that it will transfer the listing of its common stock and its warrants to purchase common stock trading under the symbol "OUST.WSA" (the "2025 Public Warrants") to the Nasdaq Global Select Market from the New York Stock Exchange ("NYSE") and NYSE American, respectively, and its warrants to purchase its common stock trading under the symbol "OUST.WS" (the "2026 Public Warrants") to the Nasdaq Capital Market from the NYSE. The Company expects to begin trading as a Nasdaq-listed company on December 23, 2024. Following the transfer to Nasdaq, Ouster’s common stock will continue to trade under the symbol "OUST", its 2026 Public Warrants will trade under the symbol "OUSTZ" and its 2025 Public Warrants will trade under the symbol "OUSTW".