Ouster produces three main categories of lidar sensors with varying sizes and range: the OS0, OS1, and OS2. These are manufactured in its production facilities in the United States and Thailand. The company has worked with firms in over 15 different industries across 50 countries.[13]
In 2019, Ouster opened new offices in Paris, Shanghai, and Hong Kong in order to scale its business. The same year Ouster sensors were installed in Postmates’ 'Serve' Autonomous Delivery Rovers operating on sidewalks of Los Angeles, Kodiak’s trucks operating in Texas adopted its sensors for testing. For the 2019 DARPA SubT challenge coal mines of Pennsylvania, its lidar sensors were mounted on drones.[14][15][16] Ouster lidar sensors are used to provide vehicles with the ability to sense, classify, and understand its immediate environment.[17][18][19]
A point cloud generated from a moving car using a single Ouster OS1 lidar. Ouster was selected by autonomous trucking startup Ike as Lidar supplier to bring its automated trucking to market.[20] It is also working with Coast Autonomous to produce self-driving passenger shuttles and autonomous utility vehicles.[21] Ouster has also been working with NVIDIA and Volvo Trucks to develop self-driving systems for commercial use.[22]
In 2020 Ouster partnered with Chinese robotics company iDriverplus to provide lidar sensors for autonomous cleaning robots. During the COVID-19 state of emergency, the two companies partnered to outfit a fleet of robots with OS1-64 lidar sensors. The unmanned cleaning and disinfection vehicles were equipped with lidar sensors on the top and front of the robots providing 360° 3D environmental monitoring and obstacle recognition.[23]
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