Divimath SeekerHD 1080p60 Raspberry Pi Camera
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Divimath SeekerHD 1080p60 Raspberry Pi Camera
The Divimath SeekerHD Camera is a compact, high-performance imaging module designed for Raspberry Pi-based autonomous systems, visual guidance, computer vision, and low-light applications.
Built around the Sony IMX462 image sensor, SeekerHD delivers 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second with strong low-light performance. Its compact 19 × 19mm form factor and wide-angle M12 lens make it well suited for drones, robotics, remote vehicles, and embedded vision systems where size, image quality, and processing flexibility are critical.
SeekerHD connects directly to compatible Raspberry Pi computers without requiring additional camera drivers. Video can be processed onboard the Raspberry Pi before being transmitted, recorded, analyzed, or displayed.
Key Features
- Sony IMX462 low-light image sensor
- Up to 1080p60 video
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi computers
- No additional camera drivers required
- Compact 19 × 19mm form factor
- M12 lens mount
- 148° diagonal field of view
- Designed for embedded computer vision and autonomous navigation
- Supports onboard image processing through Raspberry Pi software
Computer Vision and Autonomous Applications
When connected to a Raspberry Pi or another compatible single-board computer, SeekerHD can be used for applications including:
- Visual autonomous flight
- Navigation and guidance
- Object detection and tracking
- Moving-object detection
- Image stabilization
- Software-controlled digital zoom, including approximately 3× zoom
- Camera switching
- Image enhancement and filtering
- Video recording and analysis
- Custom machine-vision algorithms
Available functions depend on the software, operating system, and processing platform implemented by the user.
Required Camera Cable
Camera cables are sold separately.
Select the cable that matches your Raspberry Pi model and installation requirements:
- 50mm 22-Pin to 22-Pin Camera Cable - for Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
- 200mm 22-Pin to 22-Pin Camera Cable  - for Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W (coming soon)
- 200mm 22-Pin to 15-Pin Camera Cable - for Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi 4, Raspberry Pi 5, and other compatible full-size Raspberry Pi models
A compatible camera cable is required for operation and is not included with the SeekerHD Camera unless explicitly stated in the package contents.
Video Transmission Integration
The SeekerHD Camera does not connect directly to the Divimath MIPI VTX or Divimath Analog VTX.
For wireless video transmission, connect SeekerHD to a compatible computer such as:
- Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
- Raspberry Pi 3
- Raspberry Pi 4
- Raspberry Pi 5
- Other compatible single-board computers
The computer can then process the video and provide an appropriate output to a video transmitter.
Digital Video Configuration
SeekerHD Camera → Raspberry Pi → HDMI Output → Divimath HDMI VTX
Analog Video Configuration
SeekerHD Camera → Raspberry Pi → Composite CVBS Output → Divimath Analog VTX
The Raspberry Pi can process, filter, analyze, crop, zoom, switch, or otherwise modify the image before sending it to the video transmitter.
Specifications
| Image Sensor | Sony IMX462 |
| Maximum Resolution | 1920 × 1080 |
| Maximum Frame Rate | 60 fps at 1080p |
| Camera Dimensions | 19 × 19mm |
| Lens Mount | M12 |
| Field of View | 148° diagonal |
| Host Compatibility | Raspberry Pi and compatible single-board computers |
| Driver Requirement | No additional camera drivers required on supported Raspberry Pi platforms |
| Camera Connector | 22-pin |
| Direct MIPI VTX Compatibility | No |
| Direct Analog VTX Compatibility | No |
| Camera Cable Included | No - sold separately |
Important Compatibility Notice
This is a computer-interface camera intended to operate through a Raspberry Pi or another compatible processing platform.
It is not a direct replacement for a conventional FPV camera and cannot be connected directly to a Divimath MIPI VTX or Divimath Analog VTX.
A compatible single-board computer, camera cable, software configuration, video-output interface, and any required adapters are necessary for integration with a video transmitter.
Compliance and Origin
NDAA compliant
Country of Origin: Thailand
