Teach from anywhere in the room. The Orbit PRO is a wireless visualiser — pick it up, carry it to a student's desk, hold it over a demonstration, and the image stays on the screen the whole time. There is no cable running back to the front of the room and nothing to install on the laptop.
Key features
- 13 megapixel sensor, 4224 x 3156, with 4K at 60fps
- 800x total zoom, combining 4x ASR, 20x digital and 10x mechanical
- Wireless range up to 30 m with near-lossless, low-lag video
- Runs off your school's Wi-Fi entirely — no network settings, passwords or IT ticket
- InvisiWire technology: the camera appears to your laptop as an ordinary wired USB webcam
- Works with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS and Android; connect by USB-C or HDMI
- Rechargeable 9800 mAh battery
- Software includes picture-in-picture, annotation, whiteboard and lesson recording
Why it helps in the classroom
Two things make this different from a normal visualiser. It is genuinely portable, so a demonstration can happen where the students are rather than at the front. And because it never touches the school network and installs no drivers, IT departments tend to approve it quickly — which is often the thing that stops classroom tech being used at all.
Not sure this is the right model?
The Orbit PRO is the top of the wireless range. If you want the same freedom for less, the Orbit AIR shares most of its features. If the camera will live on one desk, the wired Solo 8 Plus gives you 4K for a good deal less. You can compare the whole HoverCam visualiser range here.
Purchase orders are welcome from schools and government institutions.
Previous Product
Next Product
