Hybrid Meetings That Actually Work — For Everyone in the Room and on the Call

AI-powered cameras and intelligent audio that automatically track speakers and adjust to any room configuration — so your in-person and remote participants are always in the same conversation.

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Problems This Solves

Remote participants can't hear or see the room properly

A laptop webcam and built-in mic don't cut it for conference rooms. Dedicated cameras with speaker tracking and ceiling microphones make remote attendees feel like they're in the room.

Every meeting starts with 10 minutes of "can you see my screen?"

If joining a meeting requires plugging in cables, changing inputs, and troubleshooting audio — your room isn't set up for hybrid work. One-tap join eliminates the friction.

Your conference room tech is a graveyard of dongles and adapters

HDMI cables, USB-C adapters, Bluetooth speakers, and a prayer. Purpose-built meeting rooms replace the dongle drawer with integrated systems that just work.

In-room participants dominate while remote people get ignored

Without AI camera framing and directional audio, remote participants miss side conversations, can't read body language, and struggle to get a word in. Smart cameras and mics level the playing field.

What We Install

Camera & Video

  • AI speaker tracking— Camera automatically frames the active speaker in real time
  • Gallery framing— Detects and frames each person individually for a natural view
  • Whiteboard capture— Dedicated camera angle captures whiteboard content and shares it clearly
  • Dual-screen layouts— One screen for participants, one for shared content — no toggling

Audio & Microphones

  • Ceiling microphone arrays— Full-room pickup with beam-forming — no table mics needed
  • Noise cancellation— AI-powered filtering removes HVAC, typing, and background noise
  • Echo cancellation— Eliminates feedback between speakers and microphones in the room
  • Voice lift— Amplifies in-room speakers so everyone at the table hears clearly

Room Control & Management

  • One-tap meeting join— Tap a single button on a controller — room connects automatically
  • Wireless screen sharing— Share from any laptop or phone without cables or adapters
  • Room scheduling displays— Tablet outside the room shows availability and upcoming meetings
  • Centralized management— Monitor room health, update firmware, and troubleshoot remotely across all rooms

How It Works

A clear, managed process from day one.

01

We assess your meeting rooms

During your Site Score walkthrough, we evaluate room sizes, table configurations, lighting, acoustics, and your meeting platform preferences — then design a system for each room.

02

We install and configure

Cameras, microphones, displays, and controllers installed, calibrated, and connected to your Zoom, Teams, or Meet account. Your team walks in and it works on day one.

03

Meetings just work

One tap to join. Camera automatically frames speakers. Audio adjusts to the room. Remote participants see and hear everyone clearly. No IT support required per meeting.

0 min

of meeting setup time. One-tap join, automatic camera framing, and integrated audio mean your meetings start on time — every time. No more "can you hear me?" or "let me share my screen."

Making the Right Choice

Common questions we hear before businesses commit.

Do I need a Zoom Room or just a nice webcam?

A webcam and soundbar work for a small huddle room with 2-3 people. For any room with 4+ people, a proper Zoom Room setup with ceiling microphones, a tracking camera, and a dedicated controller makes the difference between hybrid meetings that work and ones that frustrate everyone.

Zoom Rooms vs Microsoft Teams Rooms — does it matter?

The hardware is largely the same — cameras, mics, speakers, and controllers. The software layer (Zoom, Teams, or Meet) runs on the room controller. We design rooms that are platform-flexible so you're not locked into a single vendor, and we configure for whichever platform your organization uses.

Can we use existing TVs and equipment?

Often yes. If your conference room already has a good display, we can add a camera, microphones, and a controller without replacing the screen. During the Site Score walkthrough, we assess what can stay and what needs upgrading — we only replace what isn't meeting the standard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Webex. We configure rooms for your primary platform and can set up multi-platform support so the same room works with any service.
The camera uses AI to detect who is speaking and automatically adjusts framing — zooming into the active speaker or showing a gallery view of all participants. No operator or manual control needed.
Absolutely. The difference between a laptop webcam and a properly set up room with tracking cameras and ceiling mics is dramatic. Remote participants can see facial expressions, hear clearly without echo, and feel included in the conversation instead of watching a blurry wide shot.
We design per room. A 4-person huddle room gets a different setup than a 20-person boardroom. Camera type, microphone coverage, and speaker output are all sized to the room — not one-size-fits-all.
Yes. The entire point is one-tap simplicity. A controller on the table shows your upcoming meetings — tap to join, and the room handles the rest. No input switching, no cable hunting, no calling IT.
Yes. Room systems are included in our managed IT support. We monitor room health remotely, push firmware updates, and troubleshoot issues before your next meeting — so you never walk into a broken room.

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