Industrial Cameras With Timestamping Features Are Overpriced Timestamping, as part of the key features of GigE Vision cameras, is often paired with Precision Time Protocol to accurately synchronize/trigger multiple cameras in industrial imaging systems. For camera modules with on-device clocks, timestamps can be produced to mark frames or to calculate Read more…
The Raspberry Pi is a powerful single-board computer to help you do proof-of-concept of your ideas. To make the Raspberry Pi smart enough to realize what we want, we’ll need it to sense the world. Which sense has the biggest impact on our everyday lives? I believe it’s vision. Camera Read more…
The natural world abounds with self-organizing collectives, where large numbers of relatively simple agents use local interactions to produce impressive global behaviors. Well-known examples include social insect colonies, bird flocks, and fish schools. Mathematicians and engineers have strived to understand the mapping from local interactions onto global behaviors and vice Read more…
How to use this Arducam Stereo Camera Package for ROS? In the video: In the documentations: Why are we releasing this ROS package? What is ROS? The Robot Operating System (ROS) is a set of software libraries and tools that help you build robot applications. From drivers to state-of-the-art algorithms, Read more…
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 Pi, Jetson Nano, and Jetson Xavier NX Read more…
The latest Jetson Nano revision offers several hardware modifications, including an extra camera slot, as we’ve mentioned in our breakdown of the B01 carrier board changes. This change may imply that the NVIDIA embedded group is as concerned as Arducam with the user’s urgent need for a real Jetson Nano Read more…
After proving the feasibility to use Arducam Stereo Camera HAT for depth mapping on the Raspberry Pi, we’ve moved on to the Jetson Nano platform. This blog mainly discusses the application on the Jetson Nano A02, which only offers a single CSI port like the standard Raspberry Pi models. However, Read more…
The Difference Between A Compute Module and A Raspberry Pi Most of us are familiar with the standard Raspberry Pi models, such as the Raspberry Pi 2, 3, 3B+, 4. Aside from these models for the consumer end, there is another lineup of the Raspberry Pi family intended for industrial Read more…
Although recently NVIDIA has released a new revision of Jetson Nano board B02 with two camera slots, we found that it’s not a perfect upgrade. After some tests, we have figured out that it’s only possible to sync the dual camera on the Jetson Nano B02 with two externally triggered Read more…
Most creatures have evolved to see the world with two eyes, but most of the Rasberry Pi models have not – the standard Raspberry Pi only comes with a single camera port. Hard as we try, the multi-camera and stereo vision applications on a Raspberry Pi did not deliver a Read more…
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