MIRAcle Exigo 3 is a portable video magnifier with two screens and two cameras: the upper screen shows the board, the lower one shows the book or notebook on the desk – at the same time. According to the manufacturer, Exigo is the first and only two-screen magnifier for both distance and desk work. It is made for visually impaired pupils and students who switch all day between looking up at the board and down at the notebook.
What makes Exigo 3 different?
- Board and notebook at the same time. With an ordinary board camera, the pupil turns the camera back and forth and has to find the place again every time. Exigo has one camera for the board and one for the desk, each with its own screen – nothing to turn or switch.
- No computer. Two 10.5″ touch screens (2560 × 1600), cameras, read-aloud and battery are built in. Unfold Exigo, switch it on and it is ready – no cables to a PC.
- Room to write. The pupil writes under the lower screen and sees hand and pen magnified. The panorama rail makes it easy to follow the lines. Magnification up to 10x for close work and 15x for distance.
- Reads aloud and translates. Exigo recognises printed text (OCR), detects the language by itself and reads the text aloud. The text can be saved, shared and translated into 56 languages.
- From lesson to lesson. Folds up, weighs 3.3 kg and has a battery for about 5 hours of use. Bag and keyboard are included.
- Danish manual and a Danish dealer. Inva Store has translated the user manual into Danish and helps with the setup.
Exigo 3 and an ordinary board camera
| MIRAcle Exigo 3 | Ordinary board camera | |
|---|---|---|
| Board and desk | At the same time – two cameras and two screens | One camera that is turned between board and desk |
| Screen | Two built-in 10.5″ touch screens | Needs a computer, tablet or monitor next to it |
| Read-aloud | Built in, 56 languages | Depends on the model |
| Power | Own battery, about 5 hours | Often via computer or wall socket |
Who is Exigo for?
Exigo is for visually impaired people who need more than 6x magnification – especially pupils in primary and secondary school and students who have to read from the board and write in the notebook in the same lesson. It is also used at home and in the office for reading, writing, looking at pictures and handicrafts. Exigo has artificial colours (9 colour schemes plus your own), reading line, lines, grid and a reading mask that can be narrowed until only one letter is visible.
Exigo 3 is a class I medical device under Regulation (EU) 2017/745 and is CE marked.
Specifications
| Type | Portable dual-screen video magnifier – for close work and distance |
|---|---|
| Screens | 2 × 10.5″ touch screen, 2560 × 1600 |
| Cameras | 2 × 13 MP; the upper camera sits on a ball head and can be aimed at the board |
| Magnification | Up to 10x for close work and 15x for distance |
| Read-aloud | Text recognition (OCR) and speech synthesis, automatic language detection, 56 languages |
| Translation | Into 56 languages (internet needed the first time) |
| Colours | 9 high- and low-contrast colour schemes + your own colours |
| Reading aids | Reading line, lines, grid, visible area (reading mask), mirror, photo and gallery, colour recognition, screen lock |
| Operating system | Android with the MIRApro app; other Android apps can be used too |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi, magnetic charging connectors |
| Battery | About 5 hours of use; charging about 3 hours |
| Dimensions | 62 × 19 × 44 cm; bag 51 × 15 × 27 cm |
| Weight | 3.3 kg (4.7 kg with bag and accessories) |
| In the box | Exigo, keyboard, charger, magnetic cables, hex keys, bag, quick guide |
| Medical device | Class I, Regulation (EU) 2017/745, CE marked |
| Manufacturer | MIRAcle, Poland |
Other options
If the pupil will use their own computer or tablet as the screen, a portable camera may be enough:
- KOBA Vision ZoomCam – one camera that turns towards the board; the image is shown on a computer or tablet
- KOBA Vision ZoomCam Speech – the same camera, with read-aloud and no software
Frequently asked questions
Why does Exigo have two screens?
The upper screen shows the board, and the lower screen shows the book or notebook. Both run at the same time, so the pupil does not have to turn the camera, switch modes or find the place in the text again every time they look up.
Does Exigo need a computer?
No. Screens, cameras, read-aloud and battery are built in. Exigo runs on Android with the MIRApro app, so it is ready as soon as it is unfolded and switched on.
Can Exigo read Danish text aloud?
Yes. Exigo detects the language of the text by itself and can read aloud in 56 languages. Polish, English, German and Italian are installed from the start. Danish and the other languages are downloaded from the internet the first time they are used – after that, reading aloud needs no internet.
Can the pupil follow the interactive whiteboard?
Yes, through the camera in the upper screen. If the image is hard to see because of the light, the teacher can share their screen via e.g. Teams, Zoom or Google Meet, so the content is shown in full quality on Exigo's upper screen.
How long does the battery last?
About 5 hours of continuous use – enough for a school day. A full charge takes about 3 hours.
Is there a Danish user manual?
Yes. Inva Store has translated the user manual into Danish and helps with the setup.
Exigo 3 is developed by the Polish manufacturer MIRAcle. See the full range under Video magnifiers (CCTV).
Price, delivery and invoicing
The price excludes VAT. The webshop is aimed at municipalities, institutions and businesses. Danish public customers can order with an EAN number and receive an electronic invoice. Delivery in Denmark is free. If you have questions or need a quote, write to info@inva.store.
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