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All the OpenMV in One Place
Last week we released multiple add-on products to support your OpenMV H7 Camera!
Last week we released five new products to support one of our most popular machine vision sensors, the OpenMV H7 Camera!
The OpenMV H7 Camera is a small, low power microcontroller board that allows you to easily implement applications using machine vision in the real world. Out of the box, it comes loaded with the MicroPython interpreter, so you don't need to load anything to get it up and running!
To support the the OpenMV H7 Camera, we carry shields (one supporting WiFi capabilities and the other to give the sensor an LCD), a Global Shutter Module, a FLIR Lepton Module, and an Ultra Wide Angle Lens.
We've pulled everything together into a one-stop location for all the information, products, projects and videos we have for the OpenMV. This page also provides you with a diagram of the OpenMV H7 Camera, so you can see all of the key features of the sensor in a single glance. You can get to this new page by clicking the link above or the button below.
Over the next few weeks and months, expect more content from us to be added to this page, including an updated video for the OpenMV H7 Camera, more projects, and tutorials. If you would like to stay up to date on all the new products we release each week, make sure to sign up for our newsletter below!
Wondering if this OpenMV system might support something like a speed camera for residential Streets within a private subdivision?
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That being said, it would depend on your use case. Are you using the camera for a speed trap? (More specifically, to capture a license plate or measure the speed of an object?)