This is a really interesting technical concept. Capturing high-quality audio in a meeting room for videoconferencing is a notoriously complicated problem. Microphones are crazy sensitive and pick up things like footsteps and conversations outside the door, shuffling feet and tapping on keyboards, and construction and HVAC noise like you wouldn't believe. So filtering those things out, and then capturing the best qual…
> And it's well-known that the "bowling alley" visual of meeting participants (camera at the end of a long conference table) isn't ideal. If each participant has their own laptop camera on themselves, it could be a vastly better experience for remote participants. My company pushes us to have any conference that will include remote people from our desks, even if some or most of the attendees are in the same physical…
I enjoy team based offices, 7-10 man rooms. Even in there, this would probably be a nightmare unless you had this tech running in real time so you don't get microphone crosstalk/echo.
None the less, I really like the spirit of the system.