At Titan Astro S.L., we’re preparing the next production phase of our SkyCamOne platform. During this transition, we’re offering a special, limited-time price on the SkyCamOne HAT for Raspberry Pi 4B (Rev.C). This is not a discontinued product.It’s a proven, stable, and fully supported board that continues to power reliable all-sky and remote astronomy systems worldwide. Why the Raspberry Pi 4B version still makes sense…

New support articles now available: SSD troubleshooting, how to connect a 12V dew heater, and updated Quick Start Guides on GitHub. Visit the Titan Astro Support Center to explore the latest resources.

A complete 15-minute unboxing and assembly walkthrough for the SkyCamOne HAT for Raspberry Pi 5 (Rev-D). Learn how to install, wire, and prepare your all-sky camera. Includes full video + transcript.

After many months of shipping problems towards the US because of the US Tariffs introduced since the 1st of April, we can finally confirm that all shipping to the United States of America has been restored. Besides the big challenges for the shipping companies worldwide, that had to adapt their systems to a completely new way of dealing with taxes, Titan Astro also has had its…

We here at Titan Astro are extremely happy to be able to announce two awesome new additions to our product catalog. Our first new product is the excellent one-and-only official (no imitation) OwlCat 4" dome. These domes, contraty to 95% of all domes out there, are not blown from a flat acrylic sheet, but are injection moulded in a perfect hemispherical shape with more than 95% transparency and below 0,16% optical distortion.

The SkyCamOne HAT for Raspberry Pi 5 is so popular that we ran out of stock before we were even able to organize a new production run! Thank you for that, it is all thanks to every single one of you that now have one of these amazing HATs. We upgraded the design of the SkyCamOne HAT for Raspberry Pi 5 a little, and we've decided to call it Revision D.

We provide several components for all sky cameras in our shop, but how do you actually build an all sky camera? What components do you need? What do you need to think about? What do you need to be aware of? We tried to summarise all the answers on these questions in our new Open Source resource on GitHub, for everyone to access and for everyone to contribute and improve upon. You can find the documentation here:

For those of you looking to give your all sky setup a little breather (pun intended!), we have breather vents and Noctua fans in stock. The breather vents come in two sizes: M16 and M20 for a 4000ml/min and 4600ml/min venting capacity respectively. The Noctua NF-A4x20 5V PWM fan is the best you can get, in our honest opinion. Silent, strong, and compact. Perfect for your all sky system. You'll find them in the store.

At Titan Astro we strive to become the go-to place for anything all sky. So it is our mission to every month add more relevant products to our catalog. We are happy to announce that we will soon be introducing the following new items in our shop: The highly praised and compact Noctua NF-A4x20 5V PWM fan, directly connectable to your…

Since many of you like to tinker and create their own housings for their allsky setups, we've been asked to share STEP files of our products. These STEP files can be imported into most 3D design programs. You will be able to design your enclosure around the SkyCamOne HATs, dew heaters and temp-hum sensor. As we expand our range of products, we'll add STEP files for the new products as well. You can find the new STEP files on our Support page or directly on our Titan Astro Github.

We thought we'd post just a short update to notify you that we have our new dew heaters back in stock. Those of you that had outstanding orders with dew heaters included should receive shipping updates these days. The new dew heaters are perfectly rated at 3.5 Watts and as you can observe in the below infrared photos they have a…

We are delighted to be able to tell you that we are adding two new products to our store. Two products that are indispensible for nearly every allsky camera. 1/2" 1.55mm F2.0 5MP CS mount fisheye lens IP68 RJ45 CAT6 Waterproof Panel Ethernet Connector This is the perfect allsky lens for most allsky cameras and specially apt for 1/2" sensor size cameras.

So, last week we discovered a design flaw in our SkyCamOne HATs for Raspberry Pi 4B. The flaw is in the buck converter circuit where we convert the incoming power from PoE or 12 volts in into 5 volts. These 5 volts are used to power your Raspberry and the dew heater for instance, but also go towards the stepper motors and servos.

I am writing this to inform you that we have a fabrication issue with all of our dew heaters. DO NOT USE your dew heater! Do not connect it to your HAT and fire it up! It appears that the resistors used on these dew heaters are no where near the value that they should have and it is like attaching a cable loop to your HAT (a short-circuit, really).

We're excited to tell you that we will be able to offer FREE shipping to you, our clients, as of later this week. We managed to get a very reasonable contract with our national postal service, Correos. This contract enables us to provide shipping to our customers free of charge. Managing our business, we look at our data thoroughly. We have noticed that some potential customers are held back because of high shipping costs.

Today, we've added a guide describing how to configure TJ Allsky to work with your SkyCamOne HAT. We tell you how to set up the different features of your SkyCamOne HAT; Stepper motor for remote focus SHT31-D Temperature and Humidity sensor connected with a QWIIC cable Dew heater We hope this helps you get started quickly. You can find the TJ Allsky configuration guide here. You can download TJ Allsky from their GitHub page.

Today, we've added a guide describing how to configure INDI Allsky to work with your SkyCamOne HAT. We tell you how to set up the different features of your SkyCamOne HAT; Stepper motor for remote focus or auto focus SHT31-D Temperature and Humidity sensor connected with a QWIIC cable Dew heater PWM Fan We hope this helps you get started quickly. You can find the INDI Allsky configuration guide here. You can download INDI Allsky from their GitHub page.

In order for your experience with your Titan Astro SkyCamOne HAT to be as good as it can be, we've tried to simplify the installation and configuration. Your SkyCamOne HAT comes with a Quick Start Guide. How to mount the HAT on top of your Raspberry Pi is described in this Guide. After you finish mounting the hardware you will have to install the Raspberry Pi OS.

We've come a long way since we started all this in the beginning of last year. We had to navigate through some tough situations but we're finally enjoying the uptimes. All thanks to you, our customers! Our team here at Titan Astro is delighted to see how we have managed to create a solid fanbase. We've seen you defend our brand, our products and you've held our torch for us.

This Titan Astro sensor board is based on the famous Sensirion SHT31-D sensor, providing humidity, temperature and pressure readings via I2C (QWIIC) to the SkyCamOne HAT. We've designed this extra small breakout board so it can be easily fixed with a screw or clip. We've placed the sensor in a thin section of the board on purpose, so you can stick it through an as small as possible hole into your camera dome.

We are very happy to announce our latest product; the SkyCamOne HAT for Raspberry Pi 4B! After our previous introduction of our SkyCamOne HAT for Raspberry Pi 5, with the SkyCamOne HAT for Raspberry Pi 4B you'll have the same features but for the currently most popular version of the Raspberry Pi. This powerful and versatile add-on board combines a wide range of capabilities into a single, compact device.

As in any busines, items in stock is key. We are slowly filling up on our stock. Dew heaters and sensor boards are inbound, we have servos and steppers, and we've just added the GT2 pulley and belt kit to our line of products. One of the hard things to find is the GT2 pulley, fitting GT2 belt and a way to attach them to your lens for…

Up until today, most Raspberry Pi allsky cameras have been composed of stacks of add-on boards for Power over Ethernet, memory, sensors and heaters. That era has passed. Get ready to take your astrophotography to new heights with the SkyCamOne HAT for Raspberry Pi 5. This powerful and versatile add-on board combines a wide range of capabilities into a single, compact device.