Pericom Imaging

BookEYE scanner

Bookeye® scanners can digitize books, newspapers, files, plans and many other things up to DIN A1 in size.

Optimal Book Scanner for Fragile Historical Books

For more than 13 years, the Bookeye® brand has been recognized worldwide as a synonym for gentle digitization of valuable books. With their overhead scanning methodology, Bookeyes scan subject matter right side up. Combined with a motorized book cradle, integrated glass plate and LED illumination; the Bookeye® 3-R2 is ideal for capturing bound documents: books, valuable scripts, folders, drawings, plans and much more – up to format DIN A2.

Documents remain in their ”natural” state on the scan surface. They do not need to be unbound, separated or carefully positioned.

The automatic book fold correction effectively reduces annoying shadows and distortions of thick bound documents. The operator preserves the original document and achieves optimal reproduction quality. The Bookeye® 3 is available either as a color or gray scale unit. The gray scale unit can bea easily upgraded to a color scanner after purchase.

Bookeye® 3 is an efficient solution distinguished by high scan speed, durable lamps and nearly no consumables; guaranteeing efficient production with a quick return on investment. Technological advancements such as high performance LED illumination, precise scan lenses and CCD image sensors set new standards in scanning speed and quality.

Motorized Book Cradle is Gentle on Delicate Materials - such as Books

The Bookeye® 3 book scanner is outfitted with a motorized book cradle that includes three types of adjustment controls. With the press of a button, the adjustable cradle plates bring both sides of an open book to the same level, directly under the glass plate, allowing the camera to capture the document with optimal clarity. The scan results are of a considerably higher quality than scanning without a book cradle. The cradle plates also optimally adjust to the width of the book's spine without exerting unnecessary pressure on the book.