DFRobot HUSKYLENS 2 Plus Kit - AI camera, Wi-Fi 6, wide angle

DFRobot HUSKYLENS 2 Plus Kit - AI camera with Wi-Fi 6 and wide-angle lens

The Plus Kit bundles the HUSKYLENS 2 with the two add-ons most commonly purchased for everyday projects: the Wi-Fi 6 module and a wide-angle camera module with a 116.6-degree field of view. The AI sensor itself is identical to the HUSKYLENS 2 available individually.

Image recognition runs entirely on the device. A Kendryte K230 with 6 TOPS of computing power processes over 20 pre-installed models locally, without cloud services or a connected computer. Everything is controlled via the 2.4-inch touchscreen, and the microcontroller retrieves results via UART or I2C.

What the two add-ons offer

• Wi-Fi 6 module: wireless video transmission to a computer or projector, data output via MQTT, and loading trained models without cables. In the classroom, this means the whole class can see what the camera sees.
• 116.6-degree wide-angle lens: a significantly wider field of view than the standard lens. Useful for moving robots, setups with limited space, and any situation where multiple people or objects need to be in the frame at once.

Highlights

• Kendryte K230 with two cores at 1.6 GHz and 6 TOPS AI computing power
• Over 20 pre-installed models, ready to use
• You can train and install your own models, for example YOLO-based models
• First AI camera with an integrated MCP service for connecting to language models
• 2.4-inch IPS touchscreen with 640 x 480 pixels for operation without a computer
• Interchangeable camera module, with additional lenses such as microscope and night vision available
• UART and I2C for Arduino, micro:bit, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and UNIHIKER
• Built-in microphone, 1-W speaker, and TF card slot

Applications

• Computer science and technology lessons on artificial intelligence and image recognition
• Robotics projects with object tracking, line following, or gesture control
• Competition preparation, for example for robot competitions involving camera challenges
• Interactive installations and exhibits
• Prototypes where a language model needs to respond to real camera images
• Maker projects that need a camera with image analysis without a connected computer

Technical specifications