$5,500.00
Custom CMOS Sensor and V4L2 Driver Development – Accelerate Linux Camera Integration
Looking to bring up a new image sensor or video capture device on Linux? RidgeRun’s CMOS Sensor or V4L2 Driver Development Service is your fast track to full integration. With over 19 years of experience in embedded software consulting and Linux kernel development, RidgeRun delivers high-performance, production-quality Video4Linux2 (V4L2) drivers tailored to your specific hardware.
This service provides you with professional development services to create or adapt Linux kernel camera drivers for a wide range of video input devices including:
Supported Devices:
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Camera sensors (e.g., Sony, Omnivision, Aptina)
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SDI receivers (e.g., Semtech)
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HDMI receivers
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FPGA-based video pipelines
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GMSL and FPD-Link video serializers/deserializers
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MIPI A-phy
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Composite or component video decoders
Why Choose RidgeRun?
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Expert engineering team with deep V4L2 subsystem knowledge.
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Proven track record across NVIDIA Jetson, AMD UltraScale, Qualcomm, TI, and other major embedded platforms.
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Accelerated development through proprietary tools, existing IP blocks, and streamlined integration.
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Seamless handoff into your system using GStreamer or other multimedia frameworks.
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Backed by RidgeRun's embedded software support and custom software consulting model.
What's Included:
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Minimum Purchase Order (MPO) for initial development and scoping (41 hours).
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Comprehensive driver bring-up and feature development (MIPI CSI, I2C config, media controller, etc.)
⚠️ Please note: This service is not a fixed-price bid. The listed price reflects the initial entry point into RidgeRun’s engineering workflow. Final costs may vary based on hardware readiness and development complexity. Unused support hours expire after 6 months.
Perfect For:
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Camera vendors needing Linux driver support for new sensors
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System integrators building custom embedded vision pipelines
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Companies scaling up AI/vision projects on Linux
Learn more about RidgeRun's V4L2 expertise on our Developer Wiki
- Custom CMOS Sensor and V4L2 Driver Development – Accelerate Linux Camera Integration
Custom CMOS Sensor and V4L2 Driver Development – Accelerate Linux Camera Integration
Looking to bring up a new image sensor or video capture device on Linux? RidgeRun’s CMOS Sensor or V4L2 Driver Development Service is your fast track to full integration. With over 19 years of experience in embedded software consulting and Linux kernel development, RidgeRun delivers high-performance, production-quality Video4Linux2 (V4L2) drivers tailored to your specific hardware.
This service provides you with professional development services to create or adapt Linux kernel camera drivers for a wide range of video input devices including:
Supported Devices:
-
Camera sensors (e.g., Sony, Omnivision, Aptina)
-
SDI receivers (e.g., Semtech)
-
HDMI receivers
-
FPGA-based video pipelines
-
GMSL and FPD-Link video serializers/deserializers
-
MIPI A-phy
-
Composite or component video decoders
Why Choose RidgeRun?
-
Expert engineering team with deep V4L2 subsystem knowledge.
-
Proven track record across NVIDIA Jetson, AMD UltraScale, Qualcomm, TI, and other major embedded platforms.
-
Accelerated development through proprietary tools, existing IP blocks, and streamlined integration.
-
Seamless handoff into your system using GStreamer or other multimedia frameworks.
-
Backed by RidgeRun's embedded software support and custom software consulting model.
What's Included:
-
Minimum Purchase Order (MPO) for initial development and scoping (41 hours).
-
Comprehensive driver bring-up and feature development (MIPI CSI, I2C config, media controller, etc.)
⚠️ Please note: This service is not a fixed-price bid. The listed price reflects the initial entry point into RidgeRun’s engineering workflow. Final costs may vary based on hardware readiness and development complexity. Unused support hours expire after 6 months.
Perfect For:
-
Camera vendors needing Linux driver support for new sensors
-
System integrators building custom embedded vision pipelines
-
Companies scaling up AI/vision projects on Linux
Learn more about RidgeRun's V4L2 expertise on our Developer Wiki