A user has successfully revived their 2000 LEGO Studios camera, which contains a Logitech QuickCam, to work on a modern Mac by writing a custom user-space driver. The driver, called "legocam", allows the camera to function without a kernel extension, instead utilizing the libusb library to communicate directly with the USB device. With this driver, the camera can now be used in applications such as Zoom, FaceTime, and web browsers, thanks in part to the existing Linux driver that provided the necessary information to control the camera's STV0610 USB bridge and VV6410 image sensor.