# Luxonis

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/luxonis

- Industry: Software
- Headquarters: Denver, US
- Website: www.luxonis.com/
- Total disclosed funding: $1.5M
- Latest round: Series C (Jun 22, 2026)
- Investors on record: 2

## About

Based in the US, Luxonis Holding Corporation specializes in advanced AI depth cameras and edge vision systems, delivering innovative solutions for real-time human perception across diverse sectors.

Based in Colorado, United States, and founded in 2019, Luxonis Holding Corporation, dba Luxonis, provides computer vision hardware and software solutions for the robotics, automation, and industrial AI markets. The company originated from the Commute Guardian project and subsequently launched its OAK camera platform and DepthAI software ecosystem. Kickstarter campaigns in 2020 and 2021 helped accelerate commercialization and global adoption. In June 2026, Luxonis raised USD 14 million in Series A funding led by Denali Growth Partners. As of July 2026, the company is led by CEO Bradley Dillon.

The company works with enterprise customers, developers, robotics manufacturers, and industrial operators to provide AI vision hardware and software solutions. Luxonis develops the OAK family of smart cameras that combine image sensors, depth perception, and on-device AI processing within a single device. Its offerings include the DepthAI software development kit, Luxonis Hub cloud platform, OAK4 edge-AI products, and machine-vision tools for automation deployments. The company employs engineers, AI researchers, and software developers to build scalable perception systems for robotics, logistics, manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, warehousing, and industrial automation environments.

The company’s revenue is generated by sales of OAK smart cameras, embedded vision hardware, accessories, and related edge-computing devices. Luxonis also monetizes its software ecosystem through enterprise adoption of its development, deployment, and device-management platforms. Revenue is derived from business customers deploying machine-vision systems across robotics, industrial automation, logistics, manufacturing, and other sectors. Clients typically purchase hardware directly while utilizing the company’s software tools, support services, and platform capabilities to build and operate production-scale AI vision applications.

The company will use the June 2026 funding to accelerate commercial expansion, advance its product roadmap, scale production of its OAK camera platform, expand supply-chain capacity, advance the OAK4 ecosystem, and grow R&D, go-to-market, and engineering-support teams.

## Funding rounds

- Series C, Jun 22, 2026, $1.5M — Taiwania Capital, Denali Growth Partners

## Investors

- Taiwania Capital (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/taiwania-capital) — Series C
- Denali Growth Partners (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/denali-growth-partners) — Series C