Windows collaboration display Brochure

Better places to meet

Creating a comfortable environment in your meeting rooms

pays real dividends in terms of helping people concentrate

and improving productivity. The Windows collaboration

display from Sharp has in-built sensors that can connect

to the Microso Azure Digital Twins IoT platform, and other

commercially available cloud and subscription services such as

Sharp WorkSpaces* as part of a smart building environment.

IoT sensors

• Occupancy – a motion sensor detects the presence of

people in the room. An additional artificial intelligence

(AI) service can analyse this data and count the numbers

of people, while in conjunction with a 3rd party AI

service provider, displays and other equipment could be

automatically switched on to enable a faster setup and

help improve the scheduling of room bookings. During a

meeting, the IoT sensors can also be utilised by another

AI service to detect the location of whomever is speaking

controlling the three-dimensional microphone array to

focus on the relevant person.

• Temperature – its intelligent climate measurement sensor

can be used by an AI service to automatically regulate

the room temperature and relative humidity to make the

room feel more comfortable. By intelligently optimising the

operation of the air-conditioning it also helps reduce costs.

• Light – an ambient light sensor helps with intelligent

lighting control, as it automatically measures the level of

light in the meeting space. An AI service could then adjust

the in-room lighting system with changing day and night

conditions, which can reduce eye strain and may save

money on wasted energy.

• Air quality – the Windows collaboration display

continually measures and analyses the ambient air

quality** in the meeting room sending data to another AI

service, automatically adjusting the air-conditioning to

provide the best possible working environment.

*Read more on page 8.

** Measure the levels of eCO (Equivalent Carbon Dioxide) and TVOC (Total Volatile Organic Compounds).