I am currently working on a project in which I am intending to use a Jetson Orin Nano (Jetpack v5.1.1) with 2 global shutter cameras that are synchronised (capturing both images at the same time at 30fps+). I hope to use these images to do some image processing to understand the movement of the device.
After investigating for a couple days I’ve come to the summary that if I wanted these cameras to be synchronised, I would be required to use an external Camarray HAT (ArduCam for example) or I can use some sort of pin connection between the cameras directly?
Am I correct in thinking this is the case with the Jetson Orin Nano?
If so, do the examples below fit my requirements or are there better suited options?
Which two are you referring to when you stated “both of them are fitting”.
I have been in contact with vendors but I was hoping I could get a recommendation from Nvidia, as to which hardware will help bring about the results I require.
In particular, I like the idea of just getting 2 separate cameras and connecting them directly to the jetson and having them synced at hardware level (for the best results).
I have managed to get a pair of cameras working with my Jetson but I am struggling to set any sort of auto-exposure. The cameras I have do not directly support auto-exposure but I was hoping to use Argus to set an auto-exposure feature. Is that possible?