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Camera Module & Microphone Array OEM / ODM

Custom development to your specified sensor, pinout and module dimensions

From pickup array layout and sensor selection to audio algorithm tuning, interface protocols and mechanical dimensions, HAOKAI turns the acoustic front end and vision module into one production-ready custom solution.

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What can be customized

Customize the acoustic front end around the real product, not a lab bench.

HAOKAI helps OEM and ODM teams connect microphone layout, audio algorithms, hardware interface and mechanical structure into one production-ready voice pickup module.

Pickup Array Layout

Array Microphone Design

2-array, 4-array, 8-array and circular microphone layouts for embedded device integration.

2-mic 4-mic 8-mic Circular Array

Audio Algorithms

Audio Algorithm Support

AEC, noise suppression, voice enhancement, AGC and sound source localization options.

AEC ANS AGC Beamforming

Interfaces & Protocols

Camera Module Matching

Camera and microphone front-end integration for intelligent audio-video terminals.

Driver-free UVC USB2.0 USB3.0 MIPI

Structure & Production

OEM / ODM Integration

Board layout, interface selection, enclosure fit, firmware tuning and production validation.

Pinout Module Dimensions Firmware Tuning Production Validation

Platform compatibility

Integrate with the DSP, SoC and operating environment you already use.

The camera and microphone array are one link in the device's full audio-video chain. We align the module, protocol and tuning path with the host, interface and structure you have selected, rather than treating them as standalone accessories.

Camera Module Interfaces

Driver-free UVC direct connection to the host, with USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 bandwidth tiers; selected models also offer HDMI output.

Driver-free UVC USB2.0 USB3.0 HDMI

Audio Interfaces & Output

Microphone arrays are plug-and-play over USB 2.0 + UAC 1.0, with optional 3.5 mm audio output and serial TTL coordinate output.

UAC1.0 USB2.0 3.5MM Serial TTL

Firmware & Output Channels

Develop to your specified sensor or redesign the existing PCB outline; firmware parameters, output channels and debug ports are locked as part of the custom solution.

Specified Sensor PCB Redesign Per-Channel Tuning Debug Interface

Base platforms

Start from proven modules, then adapt what your product needs.

HK-ARRAYMIC-V3.2-8

HK-ARRAYMIC-V3.2-8

HCI for digital humans, virtual humans, all-in-ones and displays

8-microphone array Omnidirectional 360° far-field pickup
QXMIC-V3.0

QXMIC-V3.0

For far-field 360° omnidirectional voice pickup

5-mic circular matrix microphone array 360° omnidirectional short-range pickup
HK-DXMIC-V1.1-8

HK-DXMIC-V1.1-8

Large displays, HCI, digital humans, conferencing, education, Android

8-array directional 60° pickup mic module Directional pickup
HK-SDXMIC-V1.1

HK-SDXMIC-V1.1

4-array dual-directional module separating two counter-side speakers

4 digital mics, dual-directional Left/right speakers on separate tracks Focuses on the defined pickup zone

Acoustic performance targets

Define measurable audio outcomes before you lock the hardware.

The values below come from existing models and product documentation on this site and can be reproduced directly. Final performance depends on the selected sensor, array configuration, enclosure and test environment, and is confirmed during the proposal stage.

Pickup coverage diagram of the 60° directional beam and the 360° omnidirectional far field.

Microphone Array

8 Mic

Evenly spaced circular layout

Pickup Distance

8 m

360° omnidirectional far-field pickup

Voice Processing

AEC + ANS

Echo cancellation · noise suppression

Directional Beam Width

60°

60° beamforming locks onto the target speaker at long range and in noisy environments.

USB 2.0 Bandwidth

480 Mb/s

In practice up to 0.36MP @ 120FPS, 1.3MP @ 33FPS and 5MP @ 9FPS.

USB 3.0 Bandwidth

5 Gb/s

In practice up to 1.3MP @ 230FPS, 3MP @ 100FPS and 10MP @ 30FPS.

Structure & Interfaces

For algorithms to land in production, settle the structure and interfaces first.

Electronic layouts, structural acoustic design, MEMS sensor integration and firmware tuning keep algorithms and hardware reproducible in mass production.

Module Dimensions & PCB

Redesign the existing PCB outline around the device's mounting space, defining mounting holes, FPC routing and connector positions.

Pinout & Interfaces

Define the pinout to your specified sensor and host interface, confirming power, signal and debug connections before the drawings go out.

System Integration & Sign-off

Camera and microphone matched at source and delivered as a set; imaging and pickup are validated in your device before parameters are locked.

Application fit

Different devices need different acoustic decisions.

Different devices need different acoustic decisions.
Scenario Pickup & Imaging Needs Key capabilities
AI Digital Human Interaction Visual localization plus far-field pickup — digital humans that see, hear, and answer accurately 360° / 8-array / Binocular
Video Conferencing A conferencing front end that sees the whole room and hears every voice clearly 4K / 60° / AEC
Smart Terminal & Counter Service Every self-service device that recognizes people and understands speech 120° / Binocular / 7×24
Robotics & AI Voice Interaction 360° sound source localization plus compact visual tracking, letting robots locate a voice and turn to respond 360° / 8-array / MIPI
Education & Lecture Capture AI voice enhancement plus HD lecture capture, so every corner of the classroom is heard and seen 8 m / 90%+ / Auto
Security, Judicial & Monitoring High-precision identity verification that balances compliance with smooth passage Binocular / IR / Global shutter

Customization showcase

Examples of acoustic decisions shaped by the device.

Chongqing Metro Smart Fare Gate System

Rail Transit

Chongqing Metro Smart Fare Gate System

A global shutter camera paired with palm vein feature recognition algorithms enables fast, contactless fare validation that stays robust even when the palm surface is dirty or wet.

Development workflow

From acoustic requirement to production validation.

01

Requirement Review

Confirm the sensor model, pinout, mechanical dimensions and interface form, and define the deliverable scope.

02

Architecture Proposal

Assess optical and acoustic feasibility, BOM cost and sampling schedule, and deliver an executable customization plan.

03

Prototype and Tuning

Deliver samples with firmware tuning support, and validate imaging and voice pickup results in your device.

04

Pilot to Mass Production

Freeze the process and test items, and move from a passing pilot run into volume supply with batch consistency.

Before proposal

The right inputs make the customization faster.

Share the product and scenario context first. HAOKAI can then recommend a base module, estimate the modification scope, and flag mechanical and acoustic risks early.

Application scenario and target device type
Sensor model, resolution and imaging requirements
Pinout and host interface (USB / MIPI / HDMI)
Module dimensions, mounting method and opening positions
Pickup distance, pickup angle and microphone array count
Whether echo cancellation, noise suppression and sound source localization are required
Estimated annual quantity and volume delivery cadence

FAQ

Common questions about module customization.

Can HAOKAI customize from an existing module?

Yes. Most projects start from a mass-produced base module, then adjust the sensor, PCB size, interface form and firmware parameters - shorter lead time and lower risk than developing from scratch.

How do I choose between directional and 360° pickup?

Directional pickup suits counters, government terminals and intercom scenarios where the pickup zone needs clear definition; 360° pickup suits meeting rooms, classrooms, lobbies and robots with whole-space interaction.

Which interfaces are supported?

Camera modules are mainly driver-free UVC, offering USB 2.0, USB 3.0 and MIPI, with HDMI on selected models; array microphones run USB 2.0 + UAC 1.0, with optional 3.5 mm audio output and serial TTL coordinate output.

Can the microphone array be integrated with a camera module?

Yes. HAOKAI develops camera modules and array microphone modules, so camera-microphone integration can be planned for digital human, conferencing, lecture capture and smart terminal devices.

Work With HAOKAI

Need a module shaped around your product?

Tell us the target device, pickup distance, interface form, mechanical dimensions and production plan, and our engineers will define the practical customization path.

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