The IRIScan Visualizer 7 document camera does two jobs: on its flexible arm, it projects a textbook, a worksheet or an object live onto the classroom screen or a video call; turned toward you, it becomes a 4K webcam. Powered by a single USB-C cable and packed with its bag, it moves easily from room to room.

• In the box: 1 x Visualizer 7 document camera, 1 x USB-C cable, 1 x USB-C to USB-A adapter, 2 x cable clips, 1 x carry bag and quick start guide
• Weight: 0.9 lb (410 g)
• In class and on video calls: teachers show the textbook page to the whole room or to remote students, annotate it live, then turn the camera to film the presenter
• 4K video: 4K at 30 frames per second and 1080p at 60 frames per second, for a sharp, smooth picture
• 13MP Sony sensor: 4160 x 3120 pixels, autofocus, A3 capture area of 17.3 x 13 in (44 x 33 cm)
• Automatic image rotation: a motion sensor straightens the picture when you switch from document mode to webcam mode
• AI noise-cancelling mic: voices stay natural while background noise is filtered out
• Readiris Visual software included: annotation tools, split-screen comparison, picture-in-picture recording and an interactive whiteboard
• Scanning and OCR in 138 languages: documents, booklets and cards cropped automatically, saved as JPG, PDF or searchable PDF
• Works with your apps: standard UVC camera recognized by Zoom, Google Meet, Skype, Microsoft Teams and FaceTime
• Power: through the USB-C cable (5V, 0.5A), no power adapter needed
• Compatibility: Windows 10 and 11, macOS 10.15 or later
• Part number: 464412

Why you'll love it

The Visualizer 7 replaces the old overhead projector and the webcam in one go: slide a page under the lens and the whole class sees it, in the room or remotely. Light, running on one cable and stored in its bag, it travels from room to room, and its noise-cancelling mic keeps your voice clear even in a lively classroom.

Also available as the Visualizer 7 Dyslexic, bundled with Readiris Dyslexic 2.0 read-aloud software.