Arducam proudly presents Pivistation 5, the all-in-one Raspberry Pi 5 camera kit set to redefine embedded vision projects. Tired of Laborious Proof of Concept? Launching a Raspberry Pi-based embedded vision project involves navigating the complexities of sensor, lens,...
IoT Platform with ESP32 If you are interested in maker boards and IoT projects, you must have heard of ESP platforms such as the ESP-32 series. Considering the Wifi and Bluetooth features integrated, it is really an extremely cheap and cool gadget. Cost-effective IoT...
Overview ArduCAM all given examples are using auto exposure for easy use of the camera. But somethings users want to control the exposure more precisely. This article will cover how to do manually exposure to OV2640 camera. How does Rolling Shutter Sensor Exposure All...
ArduCAM now released a world smallest low cost ESP8266 WIFI IoT camera kit based on ArduCAM-Mini-2MP-V2 and ArduCAM-ESP8266-Nano module. User can implement a 2MP WIFI camera using HTTP or Websocket protocol on ESP8266, and the camera can be acted as an AP and mobile...
ArduCAM WIFI camera board is open-source WIFI camera develop board which is based on Texas Instruments CC3200 SimpleLink WIFI IoT solution and Aptina MT9D111 camera module. It offers high-quality live video streaming functions as well as keeps the small size and low...
Standard RPi boards (not Compute Modules) accept a single MIPI camera, but Arducam offers solutions to take multiple. Raspberry Pi Multi Camera Adapter We released the first revision that supported the 5MP V1.3 Pi camera multiplexing in 2015. Later, we’ve...
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