Luxonis
OAK-D Pro
An active stereo depth camera with on-device vision processing and infrared illumination.
From $429
Product image: ArduinoArduino / OEM & edge devices
UNO Q
A Linux-capable board paired with a real-time microcontroller for connected device development.
See manufacturer
Memory variants and regional store prices differ. Source ↗
Sources checked November 4, 2026
Capabilities & specifications
Manufacturer specifications and disclosures. This profile is not a hands-on review or a security assessment.
- AI capabilities
- Edge vision, audio and device-control applications.[1] ↗
- Processing location
- Local applications supported; deployment determines cloud dependency.[1] ↗
- Processor
- Qualcomm Dragonwing QRB2210 plus STM32U585 MCU.[1] ↗
- Sensors & inputs
- Not documented in reviewed sources
- Display & output
- Not documented in reviewed sources
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.1.[1] ↗
- Memory & storage
- 16 or 32 GB eMMC, depending on variant.[1] ↗
- Battery or power
- Not documented in reviewed sources
- Software
- Arduino App Lab; Linux on the application processor.[1] ↗
- Subscription
- Not documented in reviewed sources
- Privacy & security disclosures
- No complete application-level privacy assessment available from this board specification.[1] ↗
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