HoverCam is now shipping its Ultra 10, the latest addition to the company's family of document cameras. The camera features wireless connectivity; lag-free 4K Ultra HD (UHD) video output; a fully integrated Android computer; a 7.1-inch multitouch tablet screen; and a 16-megapixel camera sensor. With Ultra 10, users can connect wirelessly to any display, IFP, or projector through the included 4K transmitter — to record lessons, capture vibrant images, and show live video in 4K clarity without consuming classroom bandwidth or Wi-Fi resources.
The camera's HoverCast system is able to send uncompressed 4K signals at 30 frames per second (fps) to any display, without visible lag or delay. The system's transmitter and receiver utilize gigabit radio frequency technology that creates a point-to-point closed network without requiring passwords, complicated network setups, or costing bandwidth.
Ultra 10 also includes an Android computer and apps to do computing right from the camera. Its 7-inch HD multitouch screen provides a tablet experience by enabling annotation and finger gestures like pinch-to-zoom, which complement the latest optical character recognition, augmented reality, and 3D apps.
The company's ScreenCast technology allows users to remotely connect multiple devices to the document camera simultaneously. Users can annotate and interact with content remotely from their personal devices.
More information on HoverCam and their full line of products is available at www.thehovercam.com.
