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Ouster OS1 Max (REV8)

Ouster OS1 Max is the flagship long-range digital 3D LiDAR sensor from the eighth-generation REV8 family, announced by Ouster, Inc. on 4 May 2026. The sensor occupies the "long-range" segment of the family and is positioned for automotive-grade applications and demanding industrial conditions.

OS1 Max delivers a 43.9° field of view, 200 m range at 10% reflectivity, 500 m maximum range, and a 0.0 m minimum range. It features 256 vertical channels and produces up to 10.4 million points per second, delivering 3D data with native color thanks to the proprietary L4 Ouster Silicon chip (developed with Fujifilm color-science partnership). The L4 architecture provides 42.9 GMACS of processing power.

The sensor carries a full functional-safety certification package: ASIL-B (ISO 26262), SIL-2 (IEC 61508), PLd (ISO 13849), and cybersecurity per ISO 21434. The enclosure meets IP68 / IP69K environmental ratings, operates from -40 °C to +85 °C, and withstands mechanical shock up to 100 G and vibration up to 10 G-rms.

OS1 Max is Buy America(n) and NDAA compliant, qualifying it for U.S. infrastructure and defense procurement. The sensor is manufactured at Ouster facilities in the United States and Thailand. The REV8 family also includes OS1 (mid-range, 44° FOV), OS0 (ultra-wide, 90° FOV), and OSDome (hemispherical, 180° FOV).

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Market classIndustrial

Classification

LiDAR · serves as: Perception, Localization.

Which group Ouster OS1 Max (REV8) belongs to and how it is built

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Sensing
Hardware domain
Industrial
Market class

3D LiDAR Sensors are a subcategory of sensing components that use laser radiation to measure distance and construct three-dimensional representations of the environment. These sensors are used in robotics for space mapping, localization, autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, and building 3D perception systems. Depending on the model, they can provide point clouds with varying resolution, frequency, and range, supporting mobile robots, humanoid platforms, and autonomous systems.

LiDAR is a distance sensor that uses laser beams to measure space and generate data about the surrounding environment. In robotics, it is used for navigation, SLAM, mapping, obstacle avoidance, and environmental perception. Depending on the model, it can provide 2D, 3D, or more advanced spatial representations. LiDAR is one of the primary sensors in mobile, autonomous, and humanoid robots.

Technical specification

What Ouster OS1 Max (REV8) can detect and measure in its environment

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Channels (vertical)
256
Range @ 10% reflectivity
200m
Maximum range
500m
Minimum range
0.0m
Vertical field of view
43.9 °
Points per second
10.4M
Updated: 4 May 2026