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type: "docs"
icon: true
images: ["/registry/create-module.svg"]
description: "Add support for more physical or virtual hardware to the Viam ecosystem by creating a module."
description: "Add support for more physical or virtual hardware to the Viam ecosystem by creating a custom module."
aliases:
- /registry/create/
- /use-cases/create-module/
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You can keep the module private or share it with your organization or the public.
You can use built-in tools to manage versioning and deployment to machines as you iterate on your module.

{{% hiddencontent %}}
If you want to create a "custom module", this page provides instructions for creating one in Python and Go.
{{% /hiddencontent %}}

This page provides instructions for creating and uploading a module in Python or Go.
For C++ module examples, see the [C++ examples directory on GitHub](https://github.com/viamrobotics/viam-cpp-sdk/tree/main/src/viam/examples/).

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