Logitech Sight
Add a tabletop perspective to your front-of-room camera to deliver a better, more inclusive hybrid meeting experience.
A new approach combines Sight at the table with the front-of-room video bar to show the best angle of meeting room interactions.
Sight uses video and AI to detect and accurately frame participants, with a 315° field of view.
Front View- While the camera is capable of framing individuals, it encounters difficulty when people block the view of those behind them, and is unable to maintain a head-on perspective when participants turn their faces away from the front camera.
Center View- While the camera is able to capture in-room participants talking to each other around the table, it’s unable to maintain a head-on perspective when participants turn their faces back to the front of the room.
Paired with a Rally Bar at the front of the room and Sight at the center of the table, you are able to maintain a consistent front-facing view of in-person interactions as the conversation flows between in-room and remote participants.
Add a tabletop perspective to your front-of-room camera to deliver a better, more inclusive hybrid meeting experience.
A new approach combines Sight at the table with the front-of-room video bar to show the best angle of meeting room interactions.
Sight uses video and AI to detect and accurately frame participants, with a 315° field of view.
Front View- While the camera is capable of framing individuals, it encounters difficulty when people block the view of those behind them, and is unable to maintain a head-on perspective when participants turn their faces away from the front camera.
Center View- While the camera is able to capture in-room participants talking to each other around the table, it’s unable to maintain a head-on perspective when participants turn their faces back to the front of the room.
Paired with a Rally Bar at the front of the room and Sight at the center of the table, you are able to maintain a consistent front-facing view of in-person interactions as the conversation flows between in-room and remote participants.
Add a tabletop perspective to your front-of-room camera to deliver a better, more inclusive hybrid meeting experience.
A new approach combines Sight at the table with the front-of-room video bar to show the best angle of meeting room interactions.
Sight uses video and AI to detect and accurately frame participants, with a 315° field of view.
Front View- While the camera is capable of framing individuals, it encounters difficulty when people block the view of those behind them, and is unable to maintain a head-on perspective when participants turn their faces away from the front camera.
Center View- While the camera is able to capture in-room participants talking to each other around the table, it’s unable to maintain a head-on perspective when participants turn their faces back to the front of the room.
Paired with a Rally Bar at the front of the room and Sight at the center of the table, you are able to maintain a consistent front-facing view of in-person interactions as the conversation flows between in-room and remote participants.