Arducam 2MP Sony IMX462 Ultra Low Light STARVIS Camera Module w/ 141° M12 Lens for Raspberry Pi

6,089.00

The Arducam 2MP Sony IMX462 STARVIS camera module is an ultra-low-light imaging solution for Raspberry Pi, featuring a wide-angle M12 lens and native support via libcamera and Picamera2 libraries for computer vision and surveillance applications.

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Description

Designed for demanding low-light imaging, this camera module leverages the Sony IMX462 STARVIS CMOS sensor, a 1/2.8-inch optical format with 2.9µm quad-Bayer pixels optimized for high sensitivity and minimal noise. Its integral IR-cut filter ensures accurate color reproduction in visible light, while enhanced NIR sensitivity supports specialized applications like smart traffic and agricultural monitoring. The module outputs RAW10/12 data via a 15/22-pin FPC interface, enabling high-frame-rate capture for dynamic scenes.

The integrated manual-focus M12 lens provides a 161° diagonal field of view, making it suitable for wide-area surveillance, autonomous robots, and astrophotography. Built on Arducam’s Pivariety hardware ISP solution, it delivers a plug-and-play experience identical to official Raspberry Pi cameras, with full driver support in libcamera and Picamera2. This combination of sensor performance, optical design, and seamless Pi compatibility makes it an ideal choice for developers and integrators building vision-based IoT systems.

Additional information

Weight 0.013 kg
Dimensions 4 × 4 × 4 cm

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