How can video conferencing cameras innovate?

As we all know, video conferencing cameras are defined by nothing more than interfaces, such as USB, SDI, HDMI, or IP PTZ cameras, or by Resolution: Standard definition, High definition or 4K video conference cameras. Will videoconferencing cameras ever be innovative again? How do you innovate?

Shenzhen Avicon Co., Ltd. has eight years of professional development and production of video conferencing camera, video conferencing products based on stability, innovation is more difficult! In 2012 the era of high definition, the STANDARD DEFINITION CAMERA IS GONE! And the stability and development of USB HD video conference cameras gradually eliminated the high-definition video capture card. Every "product revolution" brings with it a cloud of smoke and corpses. Are there no revolutionary new products for video conferencing cameras today?

Yes, too! Video Conference Camera With Voice Tracking! But at present, the technical shortboard question has not been able to have such formidable function. At present, only the video conference terminal on Cisco Polycom will have the function of voice tracking, which relates to the field of matching voice tracking and image recognition, and also relates to a series of problems such as voice echo suppression, Echo Cancellation, etc. At present, we have not perfected the algorithm in this respect, so we have not been able to produce a finished product.

At present we have a single voice tracking camera VC30, it only has voice tracking, so only horizontal left and right tracking, and Zoom and vertical tracking do not. We also have AVC10 series and VC80 series of image recognition and tracking cameras, but only according to the movement of the object to track, applied in the teacher tracking, remote teaching recording and Broadcasting System above and student speech tracking above more.

There are still many problems in the combination of voice tracking and image recognition tracking, and we believe that one day we will achieve full voice tracking of video conferencing cameras.