- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Remote Greeting
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Room 418M
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Telepresence Screens
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Stretch
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Cameras
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Microphones
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Monitors
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – AV Equipment
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – VNOC Services
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Comfort
- Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Tour
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Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Remote Greeting
When participants enter the Briefing Center, they will be greeted via televideo. The receptionist will actually be located on the other side of the wall.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Room 418M
The largest conference room is designed to hold 18 people for teleconferences or in-house meetings. All in-room participants will be furnished with power plus both cabled and wireless Internet access.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Telepresence Screens
The room is equipped with four large high-definition screens, each of which is capable of hosting as many as 16 distinct remote endpoints.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Stretch
Or the screens can be joined together to form one large, high-quality image.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Cameras
The room is served by four cameras mounted amidst the screens.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Microphones
Several dome microphones are mounted from the ceiling, able to capture sound from every corner of the room.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Monitors
Displays for use during presentations are hidden away within the tables, spaced to accommodate every other user.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – AV Equipment
Each telepresence-enabled conference room is supported by its own bank of equipment (Polycom’s RPX HD gear).
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – VNOC Services
Polycom will help set up and monitor the teleconference through its VNOC services, which will monitor the experience via an out-of-band camera (unless you tell them not to). Shown here is the in-room interface to some of the conference controls.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Comfort
Some of the briefing rooms are appointed to be a bit more casual and comfortable. There will also be plenty of lounge space in the facility.
Polycoms New Telepresence Executive Briefing Center – Tour
First-time visitors to the center will be taken through a series of demonstrations of Polycom’s high-definition voice and video capabilities, then taken to this room, which houses many of the legacy products Polycom has released over the years.
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