Poly has revealed that its line of Studio X video bars will be among the first Android-based video appliances for Google Meet.

It means that the Studio X product line will join Poly’s growing list of devices that are currently certified for Google Meet, Voice, and Chrome OS.

Poly has confirmed that the Studio X30, Studio X50, Studio X700, and the TC8 controller will offer a native Google Meet experience and deliver a “streamlined, purpose-built experience” for any meeting room.

Chris Moss, Head of Product and Portfolio Management, Poly, said: “Poly and Google Workspace are celebrating this milestone of providing an intuitive and powerful enterprise-grade video conferencing solution for Google Meet customers.

“We share a common vision of providing an immersive and equitable meeting experience for all participants by reimagining the future of meetings and the hybrid collaboration experience.”

Poly has designed the Studio X product line to include a broadcast-quality level of video for meeting rooms of all sizes.

The products also feature smart features such as Poly DirectorAI, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to deliver real-time automatic transitions, tracking, and framing that gives an up-close view of each meeting participant.

Poly’s NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence technologies also work to block out unwanted background noise during meets to ensure that the audio quality is the best it can be.

The Studio X30 is designed for small meeting rooms, the Studio X50 for medium-sized rooms, and the Studio X70 for large meeting rooms.

Both the X50 and the X70 feature a dual display to allow meeting participants to see each other and the content full screen.

David Citron, Director of Product, Google Meet and Voice, commented: “Poly’s innovative video solutions offer customers a fantastic meeting experience, which is why we are so pleased to bring Google Meet to Poly’s Studio X30, X50, and X70.

“Alongside partners like Poly, we are committed to equipping today’s hybrid workforce with technology that makes video collaboration effective for all participants, no matter where they work.”

All Poly devices certified for Google Meet and Voice are supported by the Poly Lens App on PC and Mac.

It allows IT managers to troubleshoot, push software updates, and remotely manage devices.

Poly has confirmed that the application’s support features will be available for ChromeOS devices in Q2 of 2023.

Earlier this month, Poly received consecutive certifications from Microsoft Teams and Zoom for its business phones and meeting room devices.

Zoom Phone certified the Poly Edge E Series desk phones, while Teams certified the Poly G7500 video conferencing system.

There was also a Teams certification for the Studio X70 and re-certification for the X30 and the X50.

Poly also released several Teams-integrated solution updates, including Poly Studio Kits, the Poly CCX 350, Poly Rove DECT IP phones, and a new promotional programme.  

In August, HP announced its $3.3 billion acquisition of Poly, with the company describing it as “a historic day”.

As a result of the takeover, HP confirmed that it would create new opportunities in hybrid working solutions.

Poly brought many hybrid working solutions to strengthen HP’s position, including software, video conferencing, cameras, voice, and headsets.

 

 



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