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 of our users Read more…
Arducam IMX477 on Jetson: the need for lighter weight and smaller size. After the release of the Raspberry Pi HQ camera and the breakthrough in the IMX477 Jetson driver, the market has seen an increasing need for Jetson-compatible IMX477 camera modules. To meet that need, Arducam released the IMX477 cameras Read more…
Introducing Project Jetvariety – Increase the Jetson Nano Camera Variety Today we are proud to introduce the Project Jetvariety (short for Jetson variety), which aims to quickly increase the variety of Jetson Nano cameras with our proprietary general-purpose camera solution. The Jetson Nano and Xavier NX only have official driver Read more…
Give the Official Raspberry Camera an Upgrade Consumer Electronics is more or less about pushing specs to the limit, so consumers can always buy newer and more powerful gadgets when they want it. In a fully competitive market like smartphones, we get faster CPUs, nicer screens, and better cameras so Read more…
Two camera Solution on pi 4, 3B+ and 3 – What you need to know about the background When we talk about a new two-camera solution on RPi, we have to mention the background of the stereo Pi camera on this popular open-source hardware platform. For a long time, advanced Read more…
NVIDIA JETSON NANO AND ITS CAMERAS The Jetson Nano is a powerful single-board computer from NVidia. Featuring the extraordinary GPU performance, this NVidia development board is widely used in image processing applications like motion-tracking, face recognition and home surveillance camera systems, and a smart camera is a key to realizing Read more…
We all know that there is a CSI connector on the Raspberry Pi to facilitate the connections of a small camera to the processor, but how should we facilitate the small camera itself? As a professional camera manufacturer and solution provider, Arducam has been obsessed with this question for the Read more…
Raspberry Pi Camera Module V2 – What’s the problem? On May 14, 2013, the Raspberry Pi foundation announced the release of the first camera module board (5MP OV5647) for Raspberry Pi. Three years later, the V2 camera (8MP IMX219) was out with upgrades in resolution and image quality. Together with Read more…
The Focus Distance of a V2 Camera Module The viewing distance of the offical Raspberry Pi cameras is 1m to infinity, which means that you will extra works if you need to shoot closer than 1m. Introduction Problems with Fixed Focus In some simple applications, it’s fine to go with Read more…
