Alex Tan, AudioCodes: Multi-Camera Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android

Alex Tan, Enterprise UC Solution Lead for APAC at AudioCodes, gives a lightning update on the company's modular Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android range. He covers the RXCAM70 dual-lens camera for occlusion and far-end clarity, the RX200 compute stitching two feeds into one view with visual AI, and MDEP certification with central patch management.

Alex Tan, Enterprise UC Solution Lead for APAC at AudioCodes, presents a lightning update on AudioCodes' modular multi-camera approach to Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android.

• Why a single camera is no longer sufficient for modern meeting room equity

• AudioCodes' modular MTR on Android portfolio, designed to lower total cost of ownership

• The RXCAM70 dual-lens camera and how it addresses occlusion and far-end clarity challenges

• How the RX200 compute stitches dual camera feeds into a single view using visual AI

• MDEP certification and centralised patch management for MTR on Android

Chapters

• 0:16 Why one camera is no longer enough
• 1:30 Modular MTR on Android portfolio and total cost of ownership
• 1:45 Qualcomm chipset and firmware updates via the compute
• 2:58 RX50 and RXCAM70 models
• 3:01 Occlusion and the limits of single-camera framing
• 4:21 Auditorium example: room view and presenter camera
• 5:05 Visual AI presenter tracking and dual-feed stitching on RX200
• 5:38 Presenter inserted into content share with gallery room view
• 6:39 Solving blurry far-end participants with dual lenses
• 8:47 MDEP certification, PMP patch management and Microsoft alignment

Key insights

• AudioCodes does not sell an all-in-one bar; its MTR on Android range is modular because camera, mic, speaker and compute lifespans differ.
• The modular approach is positioned to lower total cost of ownership and administrative overhead across mixed meeting room estates.
• Firmware updates are applied to the compute, which then streams updates down to the connected device peripherals.
• AudioCodes uses Qualcomm Android chipsets, which Tan says tend to be more power efficient.
• The RXCAM70 is a single camera housing two lenses, addressing participants occluded by others in the room.
• The RX200 compute stitches the two camera feeds into a single plane before streaming to remote participants.
• Presenter tracking uses visual AI rather than voice tracking, and the presenter can be inserted into the content share.
• MDEP certification is expected within the quarter, possibly by month end, with PMP patch management handled centrally.

Insights summarised by AI from the episode transcript, reviewed by the Empowering.Cloud team.