ESP32-CAM Module

ESP32-CAM Module
SKU: R5-E-4

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Overview

The ESP32-CAM is a compact, low-cost microcontroller module with an integrated camera and wireless connectivity. Based on the ESP32 chip, it supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, enabling image capture, video streaming, and IoT-based vision applications. It is widely used in STEM labs for real-time monitoring and embedded vision projects.

Key Features

Built-in OV2640 camera module
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity
MicroSD card slot for data storage
Low power consumption with deep sleep support
Supports image capture and video streaming
Compatible with Arduino IDE and MicroPython
Compact form factor suitable for embedded applications

Technical Specifications

Microcontroller: ESP32-S chip
Operating Voltage: 5V (via external regulator/programmer)
Camera: OV2640 (2MP)
Connectivity: Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n), Bluetooth 4.2
Storage: MicroSD card support (up to 32GB typical)
GPIO Pins: Limited, multiplexed with camera functions
Interfaces: UART, SPI, I2C, PWM

Learning Outcomes

Basics of IoT and wireless communication
Image processing and embedded vision concepts
Camera interfacing with microcontrollers
Data logging and remote monitoring
Edge AI and smart surveillance fundamentals

Applications

Wireless video streaming
Smart surveillance systems
Face detection and recognition (basic projects)
IoT-based monitoring systems
Time-lapse photography projects

Package Includes

1 × ESP32-CAM Module (with camera)

Example Projects

Live video streaming over Wi-Fi
Motion detection camera
Smart door monitoring system
Remote wildlife observation setup

Disclaimer

This product is provided for educational and experimental purposes only.
No warranty or guarantee is provided with this product.
No returns, replacements, or refunds will be accepted once the product is sold.
External USB-to-Serial programmer (FTDI) is required for uploading code and is not included.
Users are responsible for proper handling, flashing, and operation of the module.