Document camera IPEVO VZ‑R ULTRA (13 MP, 25,4 / 3,06 mm CMOS, USB‑C, HDMI, nero)

The IPEVO VZ‑R ULTRA is a dual‑mode document camera featuring a 13 MP effective sensor and a 25.4 / 3.06 mm (1 / 3.06") CMOS optical sensor. Designed for classroom demonstrations, remote teaching, document capture and inspection, it supports USB‑C connection for computer use and HDMI output for direct connection to displays and projectors. The camera offers a compact footprint (108 × 116 × 301 mm), a lightweight design (1 kg) and plug‑and‑play operation with a typical power draw of about 5 W, enabling quick setup and reliable image sharing.

Advantages

The IPEVO VZ‑R ULTRA provides ultra‑high 13 MP resolution for detailed imaging and improved OCR performance. Dual‑mode connectivity (USB‑C and HDMI) allows flexible deployment either as a webcam with computer software or as a standalone visualiser connected directly to interactive flat panels, monitors or projectors. Integrated LED illumination and autofocus support consistent, clear captures in varied lighting and for different document sizes. The camera’s compact and durable build makes it portable while remaining stable during demonstrations.

Suitable for

• Classroom teaching and live demonstrations
• Remote and hybrid learning as a webcam and document capture device
• Document digitisation and OCR preprocessing
• Inspection of small objects, samples or printed materials
• Presentations on interactive displays, monitors or projectors

Key specifications

• Effective sensor resolution: 13 MP
• Optical sensor: 25.4 / 3.06 mm (1 / 3.06") CMOS
• Maximum supported video resolution: 3840 × 2160
• Connection interfaces: USB‑C and HDMI (dual‑mode)
• Autofocus: yes
• Built‑in illumination: integrated LED light
• Dimensions: 108 × 116 × 301 mm
• Weight: 1 kg
• Typical power consumption: ~5 W
• Product colour: black

How to use

Position the IPEVO VZ‑R ULTRA above the document or object you intend to capture and power the unit using the supplied cable. For direct display use, connect the HDMI output to a monitor, projector or interactive flat panel and select the corresponding input on the display. For computer‑assisted capture or online teaching, connect via USB‑C and launch your preferred capture software or video conferencing application; the camera functions as a webcam and supports software controls for image adjustment. Use the autofocus and built‑in LED to optimise clarity and exposure for different materials and lighting conditions.

Recommendations

For best results, place documents on a flat, non‑reflective surface and allow the camera to complete autofocus before capturing images. When using OCR workflows, ensure adequate lighting from the built‑in LED or room lights and minimise movement while capturing. Use HDMI mode for stable, computer‑free presentations and USB‑C mode when you need software features such as annotation or recording.