Arducam Manuals & User Guides

Arducam is a professional designer and manufacturer of embedded vision solutions, established in 2012. The company specializes in SPI, MIPI, DVP, and USB camera modules tailored for open-source hardware platforms such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and Nvidia Jetson. Arducam simplifies the complexity of embedded vision by offering user-friendly, cost-effective products that empower makers, engineers, and businesses to integrate advanced imaging capabilities into their projects.

Beyond standard camera modules, Arducam provides customized turnkey design and manufacturing services for clients with unique requirements. Their product lineup ranges from low-light and global shutter cameras to autofocus and high-resolution modules. With a focus on innovation and community support, Arducam continues to expand the possibilities of IoT, robotics, and machine vision applications.

• Do Arducam USB cameras require specific drivers?

  Most Arducam USB cameras are UVC-compliant, meaning they work with native drivers on Windows, Linux, Android, and macOS without requiring additional driver installation.

• How do I connect an Arducam module to a Raspberry Pi?

  Insert the ribbon cable into the Raspberry Pi CSI port with the metal pins facing away from the Ethernet port (on most models). You may need to enable the camera interface via the raspi-config tool or install specific drivers for newer modules.

• What is the warranty period for Arducam products?

  Arducam generally provides a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects starting from the date of shipment.

• Does Arducam offer support for custom designs?

  Yes, Arducam offers customized turnkey design and manufacturing services for customers needing unique camera solutions for their products.