Lumana vs Rhombus
Any camera.
Enterprise-grade AI.
Choose Rhombus if you want a single-vendor cloud camera system. Choose Lumana if you want to keep your existing cameras and add real-time AI, search and AI agents through Lumana Core.
A 30-minute walkthrough on the cameras you already own. No rip and replace.
Rhombus is a camera ecosystem. Lumana is AI for the cameras you own.
Rhombus sells cloud-managed cameras and connects third-party cameras through an additional appliance. Lumana is camera-agnostic by design, with AI running on Lumana Core GPUs and a VMS built for large, multi-site estates.
Last verified: October 2026. Rhombus details are taken from Rhombus's public product pages.
You are buying new cameras anyway and want a single vendor for cameras, sensors and access control.
You want to keep your cameras, need behavior-based AI at enterprise scale, and want room to change hardware later.
Does Lumana need its own cameras?
No. Lumana works with your existing IP cameras through Lumana Core.
Is the AI limited by the camera?
No. Lumana runs AI on GPUs in Lumana Core, so older or lower-cost cameras still get full AI capabilities.
Sources, checked October 28, 2026: Rhombus product pages; Rhombus comparison page; Lumana pricing. Spotted an error? Tell us and we will correct it.
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