Taking Flight with Added Precision: ‘Hawkeye’ Armed with PDAF

Taking Flight with Added Precision: ‘Hawkeye’ Armed with PDAF

by Lee Jackson | Aug 1, 2023 | News release

Arducam released its latest update on its renowned 64MP auto-focus camera module. It is now equipped with a Dual Mode AF (PDAF + CDAF), which makes the focusing even more swift and accurate. Besides, it also adds a 48MP resolution option. Addressing the Pain Point:...
TinyML: Machine Learning on Raspberry Pi Pico with Tensorflow Lite Micro and Arducam (Featuring Person Detection)

TinyML: Machine Learning on Raspberry Pi Pico with Tensorflow Lite Micro and Arducam (Featuring Person Detection)

by Lee Jackson | Feb 3, 2021 | Tutorials and Guides

The Future of Machine Learning Is Tiny The future of machine learning is tiny.TweetFrom Pete Warden, technical lead of the mobile and embedded TensorFlow group in Google’s Brain team. Pete Warden speaking at the O’Reilly Artificial Intelligence Conference in...
6 Exciting Raspberry Pi Multiple Camera Applications: From Under the Sea to up in the Space

6 Exciting Raspberry Pi Multiple Camera Applications: From Under the Sea to up in the Space

by Lee Jackson | Feb 2, 2021 | Multiple Camera Application, Raspberry Pi Camera

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...
Blueswarm: Decentralized Robotic Fish Swarm Together Which uses Arducam Multi-camera Adapter and Raspberry Pi

Blueswarm: Decentralized Robotic Fish Swarm Together Which uses Arducam Multi-camera Adapter and Raspberry Pi

by Lee Jackson | Jan 20, 2021 | Multiple Camera Application, Raspberry Pi Camera

In nature, schools of fish exhibit complex, synchronized behaviors without following a leader. Robotics is far behind. The natural world abounds with self-organizing collectives, where large numbers of relatively simple agents use local interactions to produce...
V4L2 Arducam Camera Driver for the Latest RPI OS Updates (Kernel 5.4.79 and later)

V4L2 Arducam Camera Driver for the Latest RPI OS Updates (Kernel 5.4.79 and later)

by Lee Jackson | Dec 11, 2020 | Product Release, Raspberry Pi Camera, Tutorials and Guides

Some Arducam camera modules use V4L2 kernel camera drivers (What is a kernel driver?), and each of these drivers requires a specific kernel version to work. The thing is, the Raspberry Pi OS updates its Linux kernel regularly, so keeping up with that update will void...
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