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Screen sharing shouldn't require a cable and remote content shouldn't feel bolted on. One unified view, in-room and remote content together, is a small design choice that changes how a meeting actually feels to sit in. See it below.

"Upgrading our meeting rooms" sounds like a construction project, but it doesn't have to be. No ceiling work, no torn-up walls, no weeks of downtime. Revel in certified hardware that sits on the table and gets a room meeting-ready fast. The clip below goes into more detail, even if it sounds too good to be true.

Walk into the room. Tap once. You're in the meeting. No laptop, no cable, no hunting for the right dongle. That's the bar a modern meeting room should clear, and most don't come close. See what it actually looks like below.

93% of meeting rooms only have the bare minimum tech to run a real hybrid meeting. That gap is why remote employees say they don't feel included, and why "just email it" starts to sound like a reasonable alternative to showing up. The fix isn't more meetings; it's rooms built for the meetings you're already having. Find out more in the clip below.

Not every important conversation gets scheduled in advance. Most AI meeting tools only work if you plan ahead. This one doesn't. Scan a QR code mid-conversation and start capturing notes right then - no license required for the people in the room. That's the difference between a feature and a capability your team actually uses. Check out the clip below to go a little deeper.

Ever leave a meeting more focused on your notes than the actual conversation? That was the old tradeoff: pay attention, or capture what was said, but rarely both. AI-powered meeting notes change that math. Set the notebook aside, stay present in the room, and trust that the transcript and action items are already being handled so you can focus on ideas and inspiration as they occur in the moment of collaboration. This is what "individual AI" becoming "team AI" looks like in practice, it follows a real shift in how a room works. Take a look at the clip below and be honest - do you see yourself in there?