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Owl Labs Meeting Owl - 360 Degree, 720p Video Conference Camera, Microphone, and Speaker (Automatic Speaker Focus, Perfect for Huddle Rooms), Black

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Features

  • DESIGNED TO HELP TEAMS BE MORE PRODUCTIVE. Meeting Owl is the original 360 smart video conferencing camera. It automatically highlights and shifts focus to different people in the room when they speak, so you know whats happening as if youre there.
  • SEE AND HEAR EVERYONE EFFECTIVELY. It combines mic, camera and speaker into one device and sits in the center of the table. The 360 lens shows the whole room, while eight microphones pick up everyone within twelve feet.
  • EASY AND QUICK SETUP. Plug in the power and USB, load up your favorite video conferencing platform, and start your meeting. No downloads or installs.
  • GREAT FOR HUDDLE SPACES. Great for huddle and smaller rooms. Cost-effective option to make any room immersive.

Description

No other conferencing camera puts everyone “in the room.” Take a transformational approach to your remote and distributed meetings. The Meeting Owl gives a more inclusive video conferencing experience. That means increased efficiency, no miscommunication, and a team that feels closer together. From the Manufacturer The Meeting Owl video conferencing camera dynamically captures 360° video and superior audio for a near face-to-face experience


Brand: Owl Labs


Connectivity Technology: , iOS 10 or higher and Android 5 or higher


Flash Memory Type: Micro SD


Color: Black


Special Feature: Lightweight, Low Light


Screen Size: 6 Inches


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


Camcorder type: Action Camera


Included Components: Micro USB cable, Meeting Owl all-in-one camera/speaker/mic, Power adapter with plug


Video Capture Resolution: 720p


Product Dimensions: 4.4 x 4.4 x 10.75 inches


Item Weight: 2.65 pounds


Item model number: MTW100


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 25, 2017


Manufacturer: Owl Labs


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    • Meeting Owl - Good first attempt - Still needs refinement
Style: Meeting Owl
I bought the MO after having articles forwarded to me from (2) different people in the same day about it and then gettting inundated with social media ads... so good news for the Meeting Owl marketing team, your marketing worked. We do morning "Huddles" where we have approximately 20 people in one room and a few other people remotely video conferencing in. We use mainly Chrome OS with Zoom running in a web browser. Our normal setup is a wide view camera on the top of a TV at one end of the room. The room is fairly large, approximately 25-30 feet long and 15 feet wide. We tested it with a huddle this morning and overall it worked well -- some takeaways so far: * It definitely has a "cool" factor -- people found themselves staring at the screen to see if it noticed they were speaking... we dubbed it "Witchcraft" :) * The speed at which is detects who is speaking can vary -- sometimes it picks them up right away, sometimes it is a little slower to respond. My guess is it is trying to decipher between someone making rustling noises with paper (ie: not important sounds) vs. important sounds like speaking. * Our room is large -- the remote users noted that the audio was similar to the high end video conference microphone we normally used -- which was an original concern of mine. * Since our room is so large, one comment is that the people tend to have a lot of "white space" around them -- it would be nice if the Owl could zoom in on them, even digitally, to make them look larger... possibly there could be a setting for the type of meeting (small/medium/large room and if people are sitting or standing, or distance most people are from camera, etc). When sitting I don't think this would be as much an issue as when we stand for our huddles. I'm not sure if the resolution of the camera currently is high enough to support this. * The remote users noted it was an improvement to be able to see the face of the person speaking. Normally they have to guess who is speaking based upon recognizing the voice. * We had a few minor glitches... there was one situation where my body was directly on a split and MO would not center on me. I could see my left and right arms but the middle of my body was on the camera split. I made sure to talk directly at it was not able to pick up. * The full room view is not very useful when having a large conference (huddle) type setup -- the remote users considered it more "gimmicky" and not effective as it was too small. It also takes up the screen real-estate and so the direct shots of people are smaller. Two options: A) It would be nice to have the option in the app to turn that feature off. B) It would be cool if it could "auto turn off" if someone within the same room was not speaking. For example if only a remote person was speaking, show the full room, but once someone within the room is speaking then show only the large views of people (and get rid of the panorama) as it is not as relevant. This may be tough as you would have to figure out how MO could determine the difference between a speaker and the TV [Maybe the app would allow defining the location of the TV in the setup to aid MO in this]. * Along with having an app to change settings -- I may have a number of staff using the device and not be connected to MO for settings. It would be cool to have mini QR code cards (think index card type things) that we could hold up to the MO camera to change settings. If my team wanted to turn the Panorama on/off, they could just hold up a QR code to the MO and it would change the setting instantly. We don't want people fumbling with their phones or having to "connect" it if they have not already. [Feel free to send me a free MO if you use that idea LOL] * One unintended side effect: The MO makes me much more aware of the bald spot on the back of my head... I can now see it when I look at the TV. :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2018 by MetaRetail, Inc.
    • Great for smaller huddle meetings!
Style: Meeting Owl
This is my second one - first one is in such demand, we needed another. These are great for meeting in smaller rooms for upto 12 or so people. It actually holds up better than expected in larger conference rooms, but sound and picture quality degrade. It's all about the placement of people around the OWL and their proximity to the OWL. The larger the room, the further people will be spaced from the OWL, so naturally you'd have diminishing returns. I think optimally people should be maybe 8-10ft max from the OWL. I love that this is a self contained unit that does all the thinking - no special drivers needed. So far it has been truly plug and play. Plug it in and not only does the system automatically recognize it, but Zoom will usually select it automatically as the default for cam/mic/speaker. We've only had to enter into the system settings once or twice to force it to recognized and used as the default. Folks at the remote end love that this tracks the speaker. They can see who is talking as well a panorama of the entire group - at the same time. CONS: Cost: at $800 it was not an easy decision to make the first time around. After working with one for a while I am sold on how well it works, but still steep at $800. Mics: Not really a CON but more of a wish-list item. For larger rooms it is the speaker and mics that degrade faster than the cam. It would be great if this could work with external mics and speakers. I could then set up my wireless conference mics/speakers around the room and let the OWL handle the cam. The cam still holds up pretty well in larger spaces - better than the single POV cams. Folks really like being able to see everyone in the room with the inside-the-circle 360 view. However, as it is the OWL is dependent on the internal mics to track the direction of the current speaker. I haven't actually tested external mics/speakers with the OWL, but I suspect that it would work just fine, but just not be able to track the speaker. Worst case scenario might be that the CAM would bounce around trying to figure out who to focus on. I'll get a chance to test this out at some point. Item Reviewed: Meeting Owl 360 Degree Video Conference Camera ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2018 by Kailou
    • Good Value
Style: Meeting Owl
Good price...Works great
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023 by Kenneth M. Koehnlein

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