Eagle Eye Director II Camera

Meeting across sites is as natural as being in the same room now that presenters are seen up close without fumbling with technology. Polycom® EagleEye Director II camera automatically zooms in on an active speaker without the use of a remote control or camera presets. EagleEye Director II takes video conferencing to the next level so meeting participants no longer have to worry whether they’re in camera view or stop the conversation to grab the remote control. Now, 100% of your time in meetings is focusing on the bigger issue—solving critical business problems.

Automatic people-tracking

By zooming in and framing active speakers, everyone will be able to clearly see vital facial expressions and any subtle body language which allows for deeper engagement and more e ective meetings. Utilizing the latest in speaker tracking and facial recognition technologies, EagleEye Director II continually scans the room and commands the cameras to appropriately frame everyone in the room. When someone in the room starts to speak, the system seamlessly transitions to an up-close view of that speaker, similar to a TV-production experience.

Intimate and inclusive experience

Maintaining engagement with everyone in the room, not just the active speaker, is critical for every meeting. EagleEye Director II does this seamlessly, keeping everyone connected by highlighting the active speaker up close at the same time as providing a smaller view of the whole group in one video stream.

Smart data analytics

The power of EagleEye Director II extends beyond the conference room by providing powerful data analytics to measure the return on investment of video collaboration, when used in conjunction with Polycom® RealPresence Group Series and Polycom® RealPresence ClaritiTM*. Data reports include the number of participants at the beginning, middle, and end of each meeting, which can be used to ensure each video room investment is utilized to its fullest potential. Additionally, IT professionals can monitor room usage to ensure that automated conferences are being attended and not running in empty rooms.