Huddle Room

Enhance collaboration in every meeting space with Shure's huddle room solutions

Empowering smaller meetings

The need for small groups to connect and collaborate across the globe is demanding more from huddle rooms.

The technology needs to enable teams and replicate the same successful teamwork as a face-to-face meeting. Whether users bring their own devices and services, or benefit from dedicated conferencing equipment and cloud-based services, huddle rooms now need to deliver the same high-quality communications experience as high-end meeting rooms. The expectations are high.

With Shure, you get reliable audio solutions that enhance the conversation. Allow your team to focus on communication. Not the technology.

P300 IntelliMix® Audio Conferencing Processor optimised for Huddle rooms

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Optimise your environment for AV conferencing.

Huddle rooms are often being created in environments that weren't originally built for conferencing. Don't let echo, noise or distortion take over the meeting. The P300-IMX enhances every aspect of conference audio. Flexible signal routing allows for seamless connectivity between rooms, laptops and even mobile devices. Allowing your workforce to connect the way they want without affecting the quality of the call.

IntelliMix® P300

Microflex® Advance™ optimised for Huddle rooms

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Enabling discussion every time

Meeting rooms need to be optimised to enable team discussion, planned or unplanned – technology shouldn't get in the way. Our Microflex® Advance discreet microphones fit seamlessly into your meeting rooms. Steerable Coverage™ technology allows for precise audio capture, ensuring you can be heard. Let's empower communication together.

Microflex Advance

Blinking your eyes blearily between sips of coffee, you sound off at the start of the meeting to alert everyone to your presence before quickly muting yourself and booting up solitaire. You know that your input will not be required or welcome during the call and you’ll just be given written instructions later, so what’s the point of paying attention