Everything with Pico4ML, Plus Bluetooth 5.0 & A Few Tweaks After talking to one of the authors of the TinyML Book, Mr. Pete Warden, we’ve decided to change our Pico4ML a bit and add Bluetooth to it. Except for the extra Bluetooth module, the specs of the BLE...
When the OAK-1 is paired with a Raspberry Pi 4 and a pan-tilt bracket, you can create a real-time tracking camera that follows your desired target and keeps it centered all the time. Here’s a quick demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFS4stT-A9sVideo...
Micro:bit Now Has a Camera Module Of all the available sensors one can find, and for 6 straight years, there has never been an image sensor for the BBC Micro:bit. All these previous attempts at interfacing camera modules are fundamentally wrong, the Micro:bit’s...
From Raspberry Pi V1/V2/HQ to Arducam Pivariety We’ve been developing MIPI camera modules since Raspberry Pi’s V1 camera module, we made embedded vision on Raspberry Pi more flexible than ever with so many image sensors, our Camarray series can even help you...
The latest Raspberry Pi is a microcontroller It’s been 9 years since the first Raspberry Pi’s release, no one would ever have thought that one day the RPI foundation would make their own microcontroller chip. 4 US dollars, dual-core Cortex-M0+ (ARM’s most...
The Jetson Nano and Jetson Xavier NX only support the IMX219 camera by default, but Arducam wants to support more.The Project Jetvariety of Arducam aims to support all kinds of MIPI camera modules with a single kernel camera driver. It has progressed a lot since its...
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