Arducam

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About

About Arducam

Arducam began by making open camera hardware and software for Arduino and Raspberry Pi and has expanded into a broad embedded-imaging supplier. Its catalogue covers sensor boards, lenses, USB cameras, MIPI modules, autofocus systems, synchronized multi-camera assemblies, depth products and interfaces for platforms including NVIDIA Jetson.

The company is relevant to robotics because cameras must be selected and integrated as complete optical, sensor, interface and driver systems. Arducam offers global-shutter modules for motion, stereo and multi-camera configurations for depth and panoramic capture, and custom engineering for form factor, lens, filter and cable requirements. The company remains a perception-component supplier: visual SLAM, inspection or autonomy applications are implemented by customers on top of its imaging hardware.

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Supply chain relationships

  • OmniVision Technologies

    Inbound - robotics sensors - Arducam states its OV9281 MIPI camera is based on the OmniVision OV9281 image sensor

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  • ON Semiconductor

    Inbound - Sensing Perception - Arducam B0495 USB 3.0 cameras incorporate onsemi AR0234 global-shutter image sensors

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  • Luxonis

    Inbound - Compute & Control - Arducam KingKong B0507 integrates the Luxonis OAK SOM BW1099 vision-processing module

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  • ON Semiconductor

    Inbound - Sensing Perception - Arducam KingKong B0507 includes an onsemi AR0234 global-shutter camera sensor

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  • Sony

    Inbound - Image Sensors - Arducam B0474 USB 3.0 camera modules use a Sony IMX708 image sensor

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  • Sony Semiconductor Solutions

    Inbound - robotics sensors - Arducam specifies the Sony IMX708 image-sensor model in its current USB3 camera module

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  • Raspberry Pi

    Inbound - Compute & Control - Arducam KingKong B0507 includes a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

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  • Pollen Robotics

    Outbound - Perception - Pollen Robotics Reachy 2 uses Arducam IMX296 RGB cameras with fisheye lenses in its head

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  • Fictionlab

    Outbound - Perception - Fictionlab specifies the Arducam 12.3 MP 477M HQ camera module in Leo Rover 1.9

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Timeline

Events

  • 2026-07-24 - Regulatory - Arducam issues NDAA Section 889 compliance declaration

    Arducam states that its standard camera products are not designed to incorporate prohibited video surveillance equipment or systems. The company says its products are not manufactured using covered telecommunications or video surveillance equipment prohibited under Section 889. The declaration covers standard cameras, embedded modules, industrial and AI vision cameras, and multi-camera systems; customized products and third-party accessories may require separate review.

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