Conference Microphone Automatic Camera Integration
Australia's Best Conference Microphone Video Integration Solutions
Our conference microphones can be integrated with our Bosch dome camera system or the PTZ Panasonic cameras to create an automated video system. When the microphone is turned on, the camera automatically rotates to the microphone that is on and the captured video is displayed to screen. This is ideal for large meetings where you cannot directly see all participants or if there is remote viewing of the meeting.
Clients from around the world love our automatic moving camera solutions
Automatic Camera Video Integrations for any style of Meeting or Event
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Live
Automatic Camera Integrations are perfect for large venues with a great number of speakers. Video captured by our broadcast quality cameras can be projected in real time to screens around the room so that each delegate can get a clear view of the active speaker.
Hybrid / Virtual
Create a more engaging and interactive hybrid / virtual meeting or event experience for your online delegates. Our automatic cameras integrated with desktop microphones can rotate to display a head and shoulders view of the active speaker to online participants.
Interpretation Integrations
If your venue is too small to accommodate interpretation booths, our automatic cameras are the perfect way to deliver high-quality vision of speakers to interpreters working from a different room or offsite to ensure the quality of interpretation performed.
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What our clients are saying
"Can’t thank you and the team enough for the great work you did and how flexible and responsive you were to all our requests. The guys on the ground were also extremely helpful and excellent to deal with. I continually expected you to say something wasn’t possible in the timeframes, but you made everything work which in turn made the meeting possible (which was a big success) so thank you very much.
Thanks again I look forward to working with you in the future."
- Sam (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade), February 2022
