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When last were you involved in a teleconference? We\u2019ll wager that it\u2019s been a while. As desktop video\u00a0technology\u00a0has become more affordable and easier to scale, teleconferencing has become a thing of the past. Video conference solutions used to be a communication platform\u00a0that only senior executives in large blue chip organisations could use in the corporate sector. Execs from different offices across the world would have to\u00a0utilise a dedicated ‘video conference suite’. This would effectively be a meeting room kitted out with expensive and cumbersome hardware\u00a0such as zoom-lens pan and tilt cameras, wall-mounted speakers, the familiar desk microphone soundsation and a big ugly box that brought it all together.<\/span><\/p>\n Cisco and Polycom have long dominated this market\u00a0and continue to do so at the exec\u00a0video conferencing end with a top spec\u00a0Telepresence room costing hundreds of thousands of pounds.\u00a0However, with vastly increased demand\u00a0webcam\u00a0technology has become more scalable. Solutions like Skype, Hangouts and GoToMeeting have created a new market for ‘online meetings’. Webcam technology has caught up with the expensive business video conferencing solutions of the past offering high definition video that’s as mobile as you are. With rapid deployment, low entry-level costs and\u00a0deep integration with document sharing platforms, the uptake of software-based\u00a0video conferencing\u00a0solutions in business is growing exponentially.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n As large corporations turned to Skype for Business to replace the clunky Polycom and Cisco hardware of the past, new hardware players have come into the market with innovative solutions.\u00a0Microphone technology for\u00a0online meetings, however, hasn’t had the same revolution that webcams have. Nureva, have honed in on\u00a0this gap in the market. The HDL300<\/a> is a\u00a0revolutionary new microphone\u00a0technology\u00a0designed for\u00a0medium to large\u00a0meeting rooms. It uses 8192 virtual microphones and auto calibrates to the size of its meeting room. Gone are\u00a0disruptions from\u00a0drumming fingers on the desk, or the peaks in audio\u00a0quality as individuals lean closer to the desk to speak. The technology knows where every person in the room is (even if they are facing away from the device), delivering a crystal clear experience.\u00a0The\u00a0HL300<\/a>, accompanied\u00a0by an F-series 84″ 4K captive touch screen from Avocor provides a compelling Skype for Business solution\u00a0for any large meeting room or boardroom.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Mediazest create audio visual systems for a retail, automotive, financial, or corporate spaces, we have the technology and the passion to bring your brand to life. We design, install,\u00a0maintain and measure our projects so you can focus on what you do best. We\u2019d love to show you how much better your meetings can be. Get in touch..<\/span><\/p>\n