Huddly Debuts Huddly S1 Camera for Small and Medium Meeting Rooms
Huddly has debuted the Huddly S1, a camera for small-to-medium meeting rooms. The S1 is “aware” as well as networked, artificially intelligent and offers all the software-defined features that Huddly is known for. It uses AI to deliver smart user experiences, enhance image quality and capture advanced analytics.
Powered and enabled by a single Ethernet connection, Huddly says the camera provides flexible and reliable installation in any room. Connection is achieved with Huddly’s USB to PoE Adapter. To further ensure the camera’s longevity, Huddly says it will roll out regular updates that include new smart experiences and software enhancements. Additionally, the company also say it will continue to provide access to open APIs for third-party integrations.
Huddly S1 is available for order now and will ship in Q2.
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