Lumens PTZ Certified

Lumens has announced that its AI-based VC-TR60A pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera has been Certified for Teams. As a result, users can expect an elevated experience with plug-and-play set-up, increased audience engagement and greater meeting equity.

“As a camera optimized for meeting spaces, it was important for the VC-TR60A to be Certified for Microsoft Teams. This reflects our determination to ensure that the camera offers the highest levels of performance, reliability and integration, alongside its autonomous shooting functionality,” said Steven Liang, Head of Product Development for Lumens. “Its voice-tracking, motion-tracking, and auto-framing capabilities make it well suited to professional meeting room environments where Teams is the go-to platform for collaboration.”

“We’re delighted to see VC-TR60A become Certified for Microsoft Teams. The camera’s autonomous modes, especially its voice-tracking capabilities, make it a great way for remote participants to follow and interact with Teams meetings,” said Albert Kooiman, Senior Director Partner Engineering and Customer Experiences, Microsoft.

Lumens VC-TR60A is a PTZ camera designed to deliver bright, professional-quality 4K video. With 12x optical zoom and a wide field of view, the camera can focus on individuals or frame the entire room, whether positioned in small huddle spaces or large meeting areas.

Equipped with USB connectivity and reference audio inputs, VC-TR60A connects easily to Teams Room systems and USB microphone devices to deliver a comprehensive audio-visual solution. AI-enabled, it can automatically identify and focus on either the active speaker in a room or track a presenter as they move across a stage. This makes the VC-TR60A a fully autonomous camera that reduces operational costs and enhances live event production values.

“VC-TR60A’s AI capabilities make it a great choice for use in education, enterprise and public sector organizations that are committed to using technology to enhance communication, encourage collaboration and drive operating efficiencies,” concluded Steven Liang of Lumens.