Ouster has completed the acquisition of StereoLabs, a provider of high-quality 3D vision and AI vision solutions for advanced perception systems. The deal, finalized on February 4, 2026, involved approximately $35 million in cash and 1.8 million shares, with 0.7 million shares to be released over four years. StereoLabs, which generated around $16 million in unaudited revenue in 2025 and is EBITDA positive, will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary. The move expands Ouster’s reach across robotics, industrial, and smart infrastructure markets, leveraging StereoLabs’ expertise, customer base of over 10,000, and suite of technologies to offer a unified platform of digital lidar, cameras, AI compute, sensor fusion, and perception software. Co-founders Cecile Schmollgruber, Edwin Azzam, and Olivier Braun will continue to lead the StereoLabs team, and Ouster will maintain continuity for StereoLabs’ products and customers.

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