Shure has expanded its IntelliMix Collaboration Portfolio with two new offerings for Zoom Rooms – the IntelliMix Room Kits and the IntelliMix Foundation System.
The launch is aimed at providing scalable meeting room solutions across Zoom workspaces and higher education environments, with both companies saying the offerings are intended to support consistent audio capture for use with Zoom AI.
The IntelliMix Foundation System includes a compute unit with built-in IntelliMix Room DSP software, alongside a touch panel. The system is intended to reduce or replace the need for external DSP components in AV rooms.
For IT teams seeking simpler deployment across standard meeting spaces, Shure is also offering pre-configured IntelliMix Room Kits, which include the same compute unit and touch panel, along with an MXA902 ceiling array microphone and loudspeaker, and a camera from Huddly. The kits use zero-touch provisioning, and are available in four sizes – Room Kit 30, 50, 70 and 80 – depending on room size and camera requirements.
Jeff Smith, head of product, workplace at Zoom, said: “The future of work demands spaces that are intelligent, connected, and designed for the AI era. Shure’s IntelliMix Collaboration Portfolio amplifies the power of Zoom Rooms through clear, consistent audio that drives Zoom AI’s most essential capabilities across any room, and any environment.”
The IntelliMix Foundation System is aimed at more sophisticated AV rooms, including lecture halls, divisible rooms, hybrid or HyFlex classrooms, and large boardrooms, and can be used alongside Shure’s Microflex portfolio and cameras from the Shure Camera Partner Program or other supported options.
Wayne Driggers, director of strategic alliances at Shure, added: “Our deep partnership with Zoom provides the foundation for enterprises and educators to build modern environments that evolve with AI, rather than being constrained by it. Reliable, AI-powered communication starts with trust, and we want to ensure organisations feel confident when deploying the underlying infrastructure that empowers it.”
Both systems can be monitored and managed remotely using ShureCloud or Zoom Device Management.
The IntelliMix Room Kits and Foundation System for Zoom are expected to be available from July 2026.
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