Eye-Pal Vision

Smart magnifier that also reads aloud. Auto-focus, zoomable camera magnifies a pill bottle, recipe and other fine-print materials. When your eyes get tired, have Eye-Pal Vision read to you. Automatically determining an object’s size, Eye-Pal Vision adjusts itself to provide a true-to-life image and the most accurate OCR.

Magnification (CCTV) mode

Eye-Pal Vision serves as a powerful electronic magnifier. View a family photo, a map, play Crossword or Sudoku puzzle magnified up to 14x.
Change contrast,color combination, and brightness of an image with a single key stroke.

Scanning/Reading mode

Built in Scanning/Reading mode frees a person from the use of a tiring X-Y table that is ever-present in a conventional CCTV. Eye-Pal Vision reads aloud any text placed under its camera. Place a book, document or a piece of mail on the base and, in a few seconds, the text will be read aloud. It can be displayed on a monitor or home TV. Patent-pending motion detector automatically senses when a new page is placed under the camera. Zoom In up to 16x or Zoom-out on the displayed formatted text, change contrast and color combination with a stroke of a key. The document can be placed in any direction and Eye-Pal Vision will read it. Navigate through a document with hand gestures or arrow keys on the keypad. Everything is at your finger tips.

Fine Print mode

Even people with 20/20 vision can’t read the fine print on a medicine bottle, but, Eye-Pal Vision can! Place a bottle under the camera and see the text magnified up to 40x on the screen; in the same true font and magnification of your choice. Eye-Pal Vision can also display and read aloud fine print on your mail, magazines, or food packaging.

This is an example of how Eye-Pal Vision reads print font size 4 on the round Ibuprofen bottle.

This is a picture of the bottle

This picture shows the bottle next to a ruler. On the round surface 2 inches wide there are 18 lines of fine print.

Click here to listen how this text is read by the device. You can also see the same text magnified on the screen. Note that the only thing the user has to do is to place the bottle under the camera. Reading starts automatically.