Ouster reports Q4 2025 revenue of $62 million, driven by $41 million in product revenue and about $21 million in one-time royalties, with full-year 2025 revenue at $169 million and over 25,000 sensors shipped.

GAAP gross margin rises to 60% in Q4 2025 (from 44% in Q4 2024), and non-GAAP gross margin climbs to 62% (up from 44%); royalties add roughly 19 percentage points to Q4 gross margin.

Product revenue grows 36% year over year in Q4, with full-year product revenue growth at 32% excluding royalties, as the company ships more than 8,100 sensors in Q4 for a 12th straight quarter of product revenue growth.

Ouster emphasizes its go-to-market strategy centered on broader interoperability, including major joint pilots in perimeter security and traffic analytics, and expanding Blue City/Gemini deployments to accelerate adoption in the US, Europe, and the Middle East.

For 2026, management outlines priorities to revolutionize LiDAR, camera, and AI compute products; strengthen leadership in physical AI solutions; and push toward profitability, with launches planned to unify sensing and perception platforms.

The company positions itself as a foundational end-to-end sensing and perception platform for physical AI, with in-house AI models running on over 1,200 Gemini and Blue City sites covering more than 65 million square feet worldwide, plus renewals and Blue City deployments expanding across multiple states.

Operational highlights include seven-figure annual Gemini renewals and major Blue City deployments across Tennessee, Utah, and New Jersey.

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Upcoming investor events include Cantor Global Technology & Industrial Growth Conference on March 10 and the 38th Annual ROTH Conference on March 24, with a March 2, 2026 conference call and live webcast and a later replay on the investor site.

CEO Angus Pacala reinforces sustained demand for lidar following the acquisition.

The balance sheet remains solid with $211 million cash and no debt, and the roadmap hints at M&A activity supported by a multi-year cash runway post-StereoLabs.

Ouster shows strong balance sheet with $211 million in cash and no debt, outlining a path to profitability through improved operating leverage and scaled software-attached revenue, with a 2026 strategy focused on expanding the product portfolio, scaling physical AI platforms, and pursuing strategic M&A aided by a multi-year cash runway after acquiring StereoLabs.