IrisVision is a marvelous new head-mount device that allows you to see TV, people’s faces, ball games or plays, and almost anything at distance on a screen right in front of your eyes. It can magnify and zoom in on not only these items at distance, but can also magnify print and help you to read more easily. The advanced optical character recognition (OCR) feature can allow you to hear the print read aloud, if desired.
The IrisVision camera and display unit uses a Samsung S-9 cell phone, with Google Assistant. Voice commands can easily tell the unit to zoom in or out, change the volume when viewing TV or videos, or when listening to the device read text. Using the touch screen or dials can also make these changes. When used with wi-fi, you can call up online videos and view them on the display unit.
Research partners to help develop IrisVision include Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, the National Eye Institute (NEI), and Stanford University, and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
There is no charge or risk to try this device. It has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Three training sessions are included. It has a 2-year warranty, and free software updates are available. It has several charging options, all included. It weighs 1.1 lb., and includes a carrying case, headphones, and a USB cable.
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