UNITE 180 ePTZ professional camera provides a full 180-degree panoramic field-of-view with “real-time stitching” to achieve a variety of useful viewing modes for any application and environment.

Designed for professional-quality visual collaboration, conferencing, UC applications, distance learning, and more, the new UNITE 180 camera provides six viewing modes for room and participant close-ups.

Display modes include:
a. Compose Mode presents a panoramic view along with optional close-ups of up to eight people using people tracking.

b. Manual Mode is a perfect option for focusing on a specific area of the meeting room.

c. Autoframing Mode automatically frames participants in the room.

d. Grid Mode uses people tracking to track each participant in a separate window showing up to four participants.

e. Speaker Mode detects the presenter which is a particularly useful feature in classrooms.

f. Presentation Mode features a content-sharing window on the main screen with a picture-in-picture floating window of the presenter.

Real-time stitching creates a seamless 180-degree panoramic view of wide spaces by bringing the views of multiple lenses together as one complete image.

Large classroom settings, training centers, or any wide conferencing area are all captured and presented with perfect clarity in any of the viewing mode options.

A 4x zoom enhances the UNITE 180 feature set.

The UNITE 180 is compatible with all popular cloud-based video collaboration applications including Microsoft Teams, Zoom, WebEx, Google Meet, ClearOne’s COLLABORATE Space and others.

Product Highlights

• Effective Resolution: 12 Megapixel
• Maximum Video Resolution: 3840 x 2160
• Maximum Frame Rate: 30 fps
• Image Sensor Type: CMOS
• Field Of View (FOV) Angle: 180
• Focus Modes: Fixed Focus
• Digital Zoom: 4x
• Microphone: Yes
• Host Interface: USB Type C
• Mounting Type: Clip
• Height: 1″
• Width: 3.9″
• Depth: 2″
• Weight (Approximate): 7.36 oz
• Device Supported: Computer
• Country of Origin: China
• Limited Warranty: 2 Year

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