• Document cameras or visualizers read any 3D object or text and then use a projector or display to visualize it for a group of spectators. Most, often, they are placed on a desk. The scanned object or document is laid on a pad and a projector sends the image on a screen or interactive board.
• Most of document cameras have a flexible arm allowing for a swivelling motion of their head, and a zoom objective in order to enlarge the required part of the object. Other options include document cameras installed under the ceiling, which are appropriate for reading of larger objects.

AV MEDIA recommends document cameras from SMART TECHNOLOGIES and Wolfvision:

SMART   Wolfvision

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