Preface As one of the leading companies that pioneers in multiple cameras for popular embedded systems, Arducam now releases the new multi-camera solutions – named Camarray – which allows you to connect and sync up to 4 MIPI camera modules on the Raspberry...
Arducam IMX477 on Raspberry Pi: the need for lighter weight and smaller size We have released two different products to meet the diverse needs of our customers. However, as more people got their hands on our camera module, the needs of users got refined over time. One...
https://youtu.be/b78TIIlA3WIVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Pi HQ Camera Module in V2 Size: Mini IMX477 for Jetson Nano & NX Dev Kit (https://youtu.be/b78TIIlA3WI) Arducam IMX477 on Jetson: the need for lighter weight and smaller size....
It was impossible to use a non-IMX219 cam like RPI V1.3 on Jetson Nano, but not anymore. Note: Arducam has upgraded and rebranded the Project Jetvariety. Here is the latest post Arducam has updated Jetvariety, the project to increase MIPI Cameras for Jetson Nano and...
Before we startArducam offers lens solution to all Pi camera modules. This blog is about using alternative lenses on the RPi Cam V2. If you are interested in how to use the M12 lens on the latest 12MP IMX477 Pi camera, Learn how to use M12 lenses on the RPi HQ camera...
Preface Standard Raspberry Pi, like the Pi 4, only offers a single CSI camera connector, but people would love multiple cameras for 3D applications. Arducam has figured out a way to connect the sync two cameras at the same time in 2019, and the following blog tells...
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