Neat has partnered with Shure to improve audio-visual user experiences by enabling the seamless integration between the Neat Bar Pro and various Shure Microflex Ecosystem solutions.
By combining the video technology from the Neat Bar Pro with the audio capabilities of Shure’s Microflex Ecosystem, Neat believes users can gain the “optimum combination”.
Furthermore, the union of technologies can provide and engaging and equitable meeting experience for all meeting spaces, however complex they may be, ensuring can take part in the conversation.
Peter James, VP of Global Business Development at Shure, pointed to some of the benefits that the technological partnership can deliver:
“Our integrated solutions can now easily be installed where customers want a front-of-room, all-in-one device and extraordinary audio coverage throughout their space.
“We are thrilled to provide a first-of-its-kind combination for large conferencing environments that will provide better experiences and more reliable collaboration.”
‘Cutting-Edge Collaboration’
The video device designer, Neat, explains why this is such a powerful technology collaboration in a recent article by its Senior Director of Global Alliances, Sherri Pipala.
According to Pipala, the Neat Bar Pro includes the “most advanced” audio and video technology, including auto-framing, zoom, and speaker tracking no matter where they are situated in a room.
In fact, the Neat Symmetry feature can not only track who is talking but the gestures and expressions of other meeting participants at the same time.
Adding to this, a range of Shure Microflex solutions will enable the Neat Bar Pro to be deployed in more complex spaces, while delivering “crystal clear” audio for varying speaker configurations, helping to streamline audio-visual set ups.
Shure solutions can be connected to the Neat Bar Pro through a single USB-C port, reducing excess cables.
