Collab with Erwin Ried.

Included parts

Video with some functionality (previous v1.1 hardware): https://youtu.be/KbBgIg76SMw

• ESP32 (bluetooth and WiFi) with 2MP OV2640 Camera Module, 8MB PSRAM, Micro-SD slot, external antenna connector and flashlight LED (module) (alternative: OV2640 21MM 120°) (header)
• Extra module (header), NRF24l01 (module)
• Extra pins for connecting sensors and prototyping: any 3 pin sensor, 3V or 5V with any pin order can be connected easily
• Sleek & flip-able PCB module for your Flipper Zero (header)

Getting started

To set up your Flipper Zero and the module firmware, simply follow https://flipper.ried.cl/webinstaller.

This will give you access to the following features:

• The Marauder firmware, which is a portable penetration testing tool created for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth analysis. The firmware also includes Micro-SD functionality, allowing you to dump pcap files
• Camera (2MP jpeg) and flashlight, accessed through the ESP32CAM Marauder app
• Gameboy-camera style (low res 128x64 bmp) with preview on the Flipper Zero
• QR code reader
• Motion detection
• Mousejacking

Depending on your Flipper Zero firmware, you also need other .fap apps for:

• NRF24 for sniffing and mousejacking (w/nrf24l01 module)
• Other sensors (i.e. temperature/humidity/distance/movement/knock/buttons/etc)

Check also:

• Marauder
• flipperzero-camera

Mayhem

PCB

The module is designed to be flip-able, making it easy to point the camera back or forward. Check out the image below to get a better idea of the design:

NOTE: If you only need the camera for selfies, for example, the top pins can be skipped. If you have any special requests like this, please leave a comment when ordering.

More functionality

Join in on the fun and contribute to the development. You could add new functionality, such as:

• Actions based on camera detection (i.e. turn on a TV via IR when some face is detected, open the garage door if a number plate appears, etc)
• Barcode reader
• Record videos
• Operate the SD card from the Flipper
• Print photos from the camera to a thermal/photo printer, using IR (Flipper) or BLE (ESP32)
• Send your suggestion (or just hack the code yourself)