Viewing the blind spot of the ear (the end part of the outer ear canal between the tragus and the antitragus, adjacent to the intertragic incisor) had only been possible with the help of a third party, which therefore required said third party to perform the washing or depilatory tasks. In 2013, a device was created for viewing said spot by means of a minicamera and a screen, but it needed two hands (Migadget). The ear viewer using multiple image reflection allows the viewing of said hidden area by image bireflection, as a result of the mirrors (3) connected to the tiltable arms (1) and the terminals (2). The diadem shape of the ear viewer frees the user's hands and the ear viewer is adjustable to the shape and size of the head of the user by means of the knob (13) (optional). The ear viewer also includes an extra light (5) for optimising the image.
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