The DFRobot CG0328 Dual Camera Module provides two simultaneous USB UVC video streams in a single compact device, designed for stereo vision, dual-angle capture, and 3D depth estimation. Both cameras are class-compliant UVC devices — plug them into LattePanda, Raspberry Pi, NVIDIA Jetson, or any PC and they appear immediately without driver installation. An ideal foundation for OpenCV stereo calibration, SLAM prototypes, and machine vision research. Specifications Model: CG0328 Camera Count: 2 (dual camera) Resolution: Dual 0.3MP per camera (VGA 640×480) Frame Rate: Up to 30fps at VGA Interface: USB UVC Class-compliant Compatibility: LattePanda, Raspberry Pi, NVIDIA Jetson, Windows, Linux, macOS Driver: Plug-and-play (no custom driver required) Key Features Dual-lens design enables simultaneous capture from two angles UVC class-compliant — plug-and-play on Windows, Linux, macOS Ideal for stereo vision, 3D depth estimation, and dual-perspective recording Compatible with DFRobot LattePanda, Raspberry Pi, and NVIDIA Jetson boards Works with OpenCV, V4L2, and standard camera APIs Supports stereo calibration workflows for machine vision No external power required — USB bus-powered Both cameras appear as separate V4L2 / UVC devices Applications Stereo vision and 3D depth estimation projects Dual-angle video surveillance and monitoring Robot eye dual-camera perception systems Machine vision calibration and testing SBC-based vision AI development OpenCV stereo camera tutorials SLAM prototypes Educational computer vision projects Package Includes 1x DFRobot CG0328 Dual Camera Module Note: Compatible host board sold separately FAQ Q: Can I access both cameras simultaneously? A: Yes — both cameras appear as separate V4L2 UVC video sources. Use OpenCV or GStreamer to capture both streams. Q: Does this support stereo depth mapping? A: The hardware supports stereo capture. Depth mapping requires stereo calibration and OpenCV StereoBM/StereoSGBM. Q: Is it compatible with Raspberry Pi? A: Yes — connects via USB and recognized as standard UVC devices on Raspberry Pi OS. Q: Do I need special drivers? A: No — UVC class-compliant means it works with built-in OS drivers. Q: Can I use this with ROS? A: Yes — use the usb_cam or libuvc_camera ROS package to interface with both camera streams.
