Hiperwall, a provider of AV-over-IP visualisation and software-defined video wall controls, has introduced Engage, a screen-sharing solution designed to eliminate the need for cables and dongles in meeting and conference rooms.
Engage allows up to six pieces of content – application windows, screens, or camera feeds – to be displayed simultaneously on an in-room screen, without requiring HDMI cables, dongles, proprietary hardware or software/drivers to install. Engage also mirrors the shared content to all meeting participants’ devices.
The Engage UI includes tools to prioritise shared content and lets meeting hosts zoom in on key content by switching it to full-screen mode on the in-room display when needed.
Stephen F. Jenks, CEO at Hiperwall, said: “Engage not only streamlines the meeting and conference room experience by eliminating the need for cables and dongles for content sharing but also enables smart collaboration by removing barriers to productivity, enabling seamless sharing for both in-room and remote teams.”
The company says Engage is designed to work alongside popular video conferencing platforms like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Webex, not replace them. Users can share their Engage session just like any other application window, making it easy to integrate multi-user, simultaneous content sharing into virtual meetings. Beyond conference room collaboration, Engage can integrate into enterprise visualisation systems, including Hiperwall-powered video walls, as an RTSP stream.
