Chinese camera brand Insta360 on Request MoviesTuesday unveiled its latest product, Connect, an all-in-one video conferencing device that integrates dual 4K cameras, a 14-microphone array, and built-in speakers. The Connect features AI imaging algorithms that automatically recognize whiteboards in videos and enhance the images and text, making it easier for participants to present content remotely using a whiteboard, according to Insta360. The device supports several Chinese meeting apps, including DingTalk, Tencent Meeting, and Feishu, and enables multi-person meetings in high definition. Insta360 also claims that the Connect delivers clear sound capture from up to 10 meters away without any loss. The retail price for the Connect has not yet been revealed. [Insta360]
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