Continuing its focus on enabling hybrid work, Zoom yesterday shared in a blog post several new features for its Zoom Rooms service.
Designed to add more in-room meeting capabilities and controls, these updates are:
- Smart Gallery — Announced in October 2020 and now available in public beta, this AI-based feature will take a single-camera view of multiple people in a Zoom room and send up to three separate video streams to remote participants, Zoom said. Smart Gallery public beta currently supports Poly devices, with Neat products coming later this month and Logitech and DTEN D7 devices following later this year.
