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Jabra and Norwegian video technology firm Huddly have formed a new collaboration to deliver integrated audio and multi-camera video solutions for large meeting rooms, with a particular focus on Android-based systems.
Announced in Sydney on September 26, the partnership brings together Jabra’s Android meeting solutions with Huddly’s Ai-driven multi-camera platform, aiming to make large room deployments easier for enterprises.
Addressing Large Room Challenges
While Jabra already offers audio and video products for small and medium-sized rooms, large spaces have often required complex integration and workarounds. Huddly brings its Huddly Crew system, a multi-camera setup that uses Ai to automate speaker tracking and adjust framing in real time.
By combining the two portfolios, the companies said they can provide customers with a scalable package that covers rooms of all sizes. The joint system is intended to reduce complexity by delivering audio, video and device management through a single solution.
“We are launching into a rapidly expanding market for intelligent meetings with untapped potential across large rooms,” said Holger Reisinger, Senior Vice President for Video Solutions at Jabra. “This collaboration addresses a real need in the market and allows us to combine our strengths to support secure MDEP-based systems and large meeting spaces, with the clear goal of delivering integrated solutions to customers around the world.”
Why The Partnership Matters
Customers are increasingly seeking unified solutions that reduce the need for multiple vendors or custom integration. The partnership is designed to provide:
- End-to-end compatibility across Android, Windows and BYOD environments
- Ai-powered multi-camera video with automated speaker tracking
- Professional audio from Jabra, including extension options
- Cable-based setup without manual programming
- Security built on the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP)
Huddly’s video technology will now be available within Jabra’s ecosystem for Android-based meeting rooms, supported through the Jabra+ service platform.
Extending Capabilities
Jabra said it will continue to serve small and medium meeting spaces with its PanaCast and Speak products, while the Huddly partnership specifically targets large environments where expanded coverage is essential.
“At Huddly, we are excited to collaborate with Jabra to bring Huddly Crew, our Ai-driven multi-camera technology, to Android-based systems for large meeting rooms,” said Fraser Park, Chief Commercial Officer at Huddly. “This partnership enables us to extend the simplicity and flexibility that customers value into more complex spaces, ensuring consistent, high-quality video and audio experiences across all room types.”
Roadmap And Availability
The global rollout of the joint solution will occur in phases, with full integration expected in early 2026. At launch, customers will have access to an Android-based package aimed at simplifying installation while delivering consistent performance across room sizes.
Both companies said they are aligned on providing consistent support, scalable systems and a unified meeting experience.
Last Updated on September 26, 2025 by Nick Ross
