Printed Pages (books, magazines, etc.)

Tools to make the printed page accessible to students with print disabilities

Compact HD (Various Models)

Small device resembling a smartphone or small tablet, laying atop a printed map. The device screen is displaying a magnified view of the map. The device is black, with four menu buttons on either side of the screen.

An HD video magnifier that was designed to be highly portable.

Looky 4+

The Looky 4+ features a centrally-located camera to make it easy to locate your position on the page.

VOICEYE

A smartphone application enabling those with print impairments to access printed information using a VOICEYE code on the printed material.

MagniLink Voice 2

MagniLink Voice 2 is a reading machine that scans printed text and reads it using a speech synthesizer.

MagniLink Zip Premium

MagniLink Zip is a foldable, user-friendly video magnifier.

MagniLink (Various Models)

Viewing screen with control knobs on the bottom. The device features a platform stand at the base for placing print materials.

A modular system of video magnifiers that allows the user to choose the key features according to their own needs.

SimplicityCam

Adjustable, standing arm attached with a document reading camera and panel of control buttons on the interior, vertical side.

Standing scanning device for documents with high precision.

Scan2Voice

side view of free standing document camera

Scan2Voice is a portable desktop magnifier that enables partially sighted and low vision users to read printed material and view 3D objects on their computer.

Retina Series

Text to speech book scanner, with rectangular, box base and extended arm to scan the text.

The Retina translates all printed text into speech in seconds.

Intel Reader

Front view of a rectangular device with an LCD screen, control buttons, and audio jack.

A mobile handheld device designed to increase independence for users who have trouble reading standard print.

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