Most 3D models take more than a few hours to print, so you may wish to leave the 3D printer at some point in the printing process. Using an Arducam camera to monitor 3D printing can make you pay close attention to your creation. Since most cameras are not made specifically for the use of 3D printing software, it is impossible to obtain proper support from the manufacturer. Fortunately, Arducam can help you solve all installation and setup problems.

Applications

• IoT cameras
• Monitoring 3D Printer
• Robot cameras
• Wildlife cameras
• Other battery-powered products
• Can be used in MCU, Raspberry Pi, ARM, DSP, FPGA platforms

• 1×5MP OV5647 camera board with motorized lens for Raspberry Pi
• 1 set acrylic case for the camera module
• 1×5.9″(15cm) flex ribbon cable for Raspberry Pi Model A&B series
• 1×5.9″(15cm) flex ribbon cable for Raspberry Pi Zero
• 1×39.4″(100cm) flex ribbon cable for Raspberry Pi Model A&B series
• 3×Manuals

Note

• Raspberry Pi Board is not included in the package
• The camera’s autofocus function needs to be operated by using python scripts, etc. Please see the following documentation for detail
• Contact [email protected] for customization and [email protected] for support

Note for Supported Raspberry Pi Boards and OS
Platform	Bookworm(rpicam)	Bullseye(libcamera)	Buster(raspistill)
Raspberry Pi 5	√
Raspberry Pi 4B / 3B+ / 3A+ / Zero / Zero 2 W	√	√	√
Raspberry Pi CM3 / CM3+ / CM4 (extra carrier board required)	√	√	√

Documentation

Manual