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Stereolabs, a subsidiary of Ouster (NASDAQ: OUST), launched the ZED Box 2 Series edge AI computers for robots and industrial systems. The line includes two models with NVIDIA processors, offering up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS. The systems support multiple camera inputs and operate in extreme temperatures. The ZED Box 2 is available for order, shipping begins in October 2026, with the Max model shipping in November 2026, according to the company.

A Tesla in FSD mode struck and killed a pedestrian on a California highway, raising regulatory concerns. Tesla aims to deliver its autonomous Cybercab by year-end, despite an NHTSA audit. NHTSA proposed optional cyan lights for self-driving vehicles. Mobileye received SOTIF certification for its AEB system. Aeva's LiDAR secured Australian regulatory approval for speed enforcement.

Ouster (NASDAQ: OUST) announced its digital lidar technology is used in Forterra's Lancer autonomous ground vehicles, which have completed 1,426 missions and 88 casualty evacuations in Ukraine. The vehicles, built on Polaris RANGER XP 1500, operate in high-risk zones, reducing personnel exposure. Ouster's sensors are integral to the vehicles' perception stack. Forterra CEO Josh Araujo highlighted the importance of Ouster's technology for advancing autonomy.

Ouster (OUST) shares are declining as investors move away from high-growth tech stocks due to rising Treasury yields. Analysts have called the stock overvalued, and insider selling has raised concerns. Despite strong revenue growth, the company's operating losses and cash burn pose risks. OUST's market cap is $2.88B, with YTD performance at 84.38%.

Ouster Inc (OUST) shares fell 7.2% to $41.67 on October 7, 2026. GF Value™ estimates the stock is 171.6% overvalued, with a GF Score™ of 63/100. Insiders sold $47.4M in shares over the past year, while five gurus hold positions. The company is unprofitable, with no P/E ratio available.

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Ouster Inc (OUST) shares rose 8.6% to $44.39. GF Value™ estimates it as 189.6% overvalued at $15.33. The company has a GF Score™ of 63/100, indicating above-average quality. Insiders sold $47.4M in shares over the past year, contrasting with guru investments. OUST is unprofitable, and its P/S ratio is not available.

Benzinga reports unusual options activity in IT stocks. NVIDIA (NVDA) saw a bearish call sweep at $230 strike, Intel (INTC) a bullish call at $125, and Algorithmic (ALGM) a bullish call at $35. Other notable trades include bearish sweeps on Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) and Micron (MU), and bullish sweeps on Nokia (NOK) and Dell (DELL).

Pony.ai and GAC unveiled a Level 4 autonomous truck targeting long-haul routes, with production starting later this year. Tesla faces scrutiny over redacted crash data. Waymo plans a driverless taxi service in Tokyo by 2027. Ouster launched a lidar sensor with color point acquisition. Lucid and Bolt partnered to deploy 25,000 autonomous vehicles in Europe. A study found biases in AV pedestrian detection.

Insiders traded shares in five companies: Star Bulk Carriers (SBLK) directors bought shares totaling $650,210; Uber sold 29.4M Aurora Innovation (AUR) shares for $182.1M; Ouster's (OUST) CRO sold $302,019 in shares; Hershey Trust sold $5.2M in Hershey (HSY) shares; Pagaya (PGY) director sold $173,311 in shares.