Q-SYS is excited to announce its acquisition of Seervision multi-camera automation software

Complete AV Automation

Seervision develops multi-camera automation software that seamlessly integrates into your existing AV/IT ecosystem. Our IP-based solution allows you to fully automate PTZ camera control for higher education and hybrid meeting spaces.

Intelligent Video for Presentation Spaces

The Seervision solution is an AI accelerator that leverages computer vision-based scene analysis, and adaptive full-body tracking that automatically follows and frames a presenter for a more natural experience. The solution uses video from connected Q-SYS network cameras and is highly configurable, allowing users to set alternate framing modes, fallback shots, and trigger zones which can be used to trigger alternate camera shots or additional room automation when paired with Q-SYS Control capabilities.

Smart and reliable auto-tracking

Q-SYS cameras with new and improved camera tracking

Make the Switch Automatically

Enhance meeting experiences by combining Seervision functionality with Q-SYS Automatic Camera Preset Recall (ACPR) functionality. ACPR uses audio data from in-room microphones to determine where a talker is in a room to automatically switch between user-defined camera presets, resulting in better visibility of participants on the near-end, and a more natural viewing experience for audiences on the far-end, keeping all engaged.

Q-SYS is the best choice for hybrid classroom enviroments

Video-driven Automation

Leverage both the Q-SYS Control engine and Seervision computer vision analysis to automate other in-room devices and events, creating a holistic and autonomous experience. Imagine a presenter triggering lighting changes, toggling power on a display, or adjusting a voice-lift audio setting, simply by walking to a specific section of the room. The possibilities are endless for a uniquely tailored, full-room Q-SYS experience that will continue evolving its AI-driven capabilities well into the future.

Autonomous lecture capturing

Leverage both the Q-SYS Control engine and Seervision computer vision analysis to automate other in-room devices and events, creating a holistic and autonomous experience. Imagine a presenter triggering lighting changes, toggling power on a display, or adjusting a voice-lift audio setting, simply by walking to a specific section of the room. The possibilities are endless for a uniquely tailored, full-room Q-SYS experience that will continue evolving its AI-driven capabilities well into the future.

QSC meeting room using autonomous lecture capturing
QSC classroom technology

Use Case Examples

Q-SYS and Seervision offer a scalable, intelligent video solution that addresses the varying presentation and collaboration needs found in meeting rooms, lecture halls, and high impact collaboration spaces. The examples below represent a few initial use cases. We will be supporting additional use cases soon.

Setup

Ideal for

  • Classrooms
  • Lecture halls / All-hands spaces
  • Boardrooms
  • Divisible rooms

User Experience  

  1. Presenter camera automatically tracks presenter in “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking”
  2. When presenter leaves “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking”, Presenter camera moves to user-defined fallback position (such as wide view of room)
 

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Setup

Ideal for

  • Classrooms
  • Lecture halls / All-hands spaces
  • Boardrooms
  • Divisible rooms

User Experience  

Combined (Single Presenter + Static View)

  1. Presenter camera automatically tracks presenter in “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking”
  2. Static View camera provides a cropped, stationary view of whiteboard when presenter enters “Trigger Zone – Whiteboard View”
  3. If there is no presenter in “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking” or “Trigger Zone – Whiteboard View”, Presenter camera returns to user-defined fallback position (such as wide view of room)

Divided (Single Presenter)

  1. Presenter camera automatically tracks presenter in “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking”
  2. When presenter leaves “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking”, Presenter camera moves to user-defined fallback position (such as wide view of room)
Single Presenter, Static View, and ACPR

Setup

  • 1x Presenter camera: Q-SYS network PTZ camera
  • 1x Static View camera: Q-SYS network ePTZ or PTZ camera
  • Automatic Camera Preset Recall (ACPR) cameras: Q-SYS network ePTZ or PTZ cameras (no quantity limitation)

Ideal for

  • Classrooms
  • Lecture halls / All-hands spaces
  • Boardrooms
  • Divisible rooms

User Experience

  1. Presenter camera automatically tracks presenter in “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking”
  2. Static View camera provides a cropped, stationary view of whiteboard when presenter enters “Trigger Zone – Whiteboard View”
  3. If there is no presenter in “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking” or “Trigger Zone – Whiteboard View” Presenter camera returns to user-defined fallback position (such as wide view of room)  
  4. When a meeting participant speaks, Q-SYS uses in-room microphone data to recall user-defined camera presets and switch the live feed to show who is speaking
QSC multi-presenter

Setup

Ideal for

  • Lecture halls / All-hands spaces

User Experience

  1. Presenter camera automatically tracks presenter in “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking”
  2. When a second presenter is detected in “Trigger Zone – Presenter Tracking”, live feed switches to Conductor camera for a wider field-of-view
  3. Live feed remains on Conductor camera until Presenter camera frames the second presenter

Contact us to learn more about Seevision AI-driven camera automation software solutions.

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