Follow the conversation.
Frame up to four active speakers for meetings where several people contribute.
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NEARITY All-in-ONE Video Conferencing Camera (NEARITY-CC-AW-C60)
Nearity · All-in-one conference camera
360 Alien
Give remote participants a seat at the table.
Place the camera in the middle of the table to capture the room from every direction. Four 4K cameras, six microphones and a built-in speaker bring video and audio together in one device.
- 360°
- Panoramic coverage
- 4 × 4K
- Camera array
- 6 mics
- Omnidirectional array
- 3 modes
- AI framing options
01 / Panoramic video
See who’s at the table.
Four 120° lenses face different directions around the table. The camera combines their views so remote attendees can see the room and follow the discussion as it moves between speakers.
For the highest output resolution, connect by USB. NearHub lists up to 4K at 30 fps over USB, compared with 1080p at 60 fps over HDMI.
02 / Four-camera system
A camera facing each direction.
Four 8 MP Sony Starvis CMOS sensors and f/2.0 lenses capture views around the room. Fixed-focus optics keep the camera from having to refocus as the conversation moves around the table.
Choose how the room appears on screen.
Switch modes using the top control or the remote.
Keep a steady view.
Use the steady 120° main-lens view when you want a consistent frame.
Focus on the speaker.
Track and zoom in on the current speaker during a presentation or briefing.
04 / ProperClean 2.0
Hear the people, even in a busy room.
Six omnidirectional microphones pick up voices around the device. ProperClean 2.0 reduces background noise, echo and room reverberation. Automatic gain control helps balance voices at different volumes.
A built-in speaker handles playback from remote participants.
05 / Expandable voice pickup
Give a longer table more coverage.
Add compatible AM01 expansion microphones for seats farther from the camera. NearHub lists pickup coverage of up to 52 ft (16 m) with two AM01 microphones.
Confirm the included accessories for your selected kit before ordering.
Connect it to the room you have.
Set the camera on the table, connect power and use USB for a typical laptop or room PC setup. HDMI and Ethernet support other room configurations.
USB
Connect to a computer for video meetings. USB supports output up to 4K at 30 fps.
HDMI out
Send video to a compatible display or recording device at up to 1080p at 60 fps.
RJ45 Ethernet
Use a wired network connection for a compatible streaming setup. The illustrated workflow uses NearSync, RTSP and OBS.
Microsoft TeamsZoom
Google MeetWebex
A closer look at the hardware and setup.
Swipe the gallery or choose a slide below.
Nearity 360 Alien at a glance.
- Product
- Nearity 360 Alien all-in-one conference camera
- Field of view
- 360° panoramic coverage
- Camera array
- 4 × 8 MP Sony Starvis CMOS sensors; 4 × 120° lenses
- Optics
- f/2.0 aperture, fixed focus, 3× digital zoom
- Maximum USB output
- 4K at 30 fps
- Maximum HDMI output
- 1080p at 60 fps
- Wireless dongle output
- 1080p with a compatible dongle
- AI video modes
- Discussion, Global and Presentation
- Microphones
- Six built-in omnidirectional microphones
- Audio processing
- ProperClean 2.0, noise reduction, echo reduction and automatic gain control
- Audio expansion
- Up to 52 ft (16 m) of coverage with two compatible AM01 microphones
- Ports
- USB-C, HDMI out, RJ45, 3.5 mm TRRS expansion mic input and DC input
Do all connections output 4K?
No. USB supports up to 4K at 30 fps. HDMI and the compatible wireless dongle output up to 1080p.
Do I need expansion microphones?
The unit has six built-in microphones. Compatible expansion microphones are useful when people sit farther away, such as at a long conference table.
Can I use it with my usual meeting app?
NearHub lists Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Webex among its platform examples. Select the 360 Alien as the camera and audio device in your meeting app when using a compatible setup.
Nearity · All-in-one conference camera
360 Alien
Give remote participants a seat at the table.
Place the camera in the middle of the table to capture the room from every direction. Four 4K cameras, six microphones and a built-in speaker bring video and audio together in one device.
- 360°
- Panoramic coverage
- 4 × 4K
- Camera array
- 6 mics
- Omnidirectional array
- 3 modes
- AI framing options
01 / Panoramic video
See who’s at the table.
Four 120° lenses face different directions around the table. The camera combines their views so remote attendees can see the room and follow the discussion as it moves between speakers.
For the highest output resolution, connect by USB. NearHub lists up to 4K at 30 fps over USB, compared with 1080p at 60 fps over HDMI.
02 / Four-camera system
A camera facing each direction.
Four 8 MP Sony Starvis CMOS sensors and f/2.0 lenses capture views around the room. Fixed-focus optics keep the camera from having to refocus as the conversation moves around the table.
Choose how the room appears on screen.
Switch modes using the top control or the remote.
Follow the conversation.
Frame up to four active speakers for meetings where several people contribute.
Keep a steady view.
Use the steady 120° main-lens view when you want a consistent frame.
Focus on the speaker.
Track and zoom in on the current speaker during a presentation or briefing.
04 / ProperClean 2.0
Hear the people, even in a busy room.
Six omnidirectional microphones pick up voices around the device. ProperClean 2.0 reduces background noise, echo and room reverberation. Automatic gain control helps balance voices at different volumes.
A built-in speaker handles playback from remote participants.
05 / Expandable voice pickup
Give a longer table more coverage.
Add compatible AM01 expansion microphones for seats farther from the camera. NearHub lists pickup coverage of up to 52 ft (16 m) with two AM01 microphones.
Confirm the included accessories for your selected kit before ordering.
Connect it to the room you have.
Set the camera on the table, connect power and use USB for a typical laptop or room PC setup. HDMI and Ethernet support other room configurations.
USB
Connect to a computer for video meetings. USB supports output up to 4K at 30 fps.
HDMI out
Send video to a compatible display or recording device at up to 1080p at 60 fps.
RJ45 Ethernet
Use a wired network connection for a compatible streaming setup. The illustrated workflow uses NearSync, RTSP and OBS.
Microsoft TeamsZoom
Google MeetWebex
A closer look at the hardware and setup.
Swipe the gallery or choose a slide below.
Nearity 360 Alien at a glance.
- Product
- Nearity 360 Alien all-in-one conference camera
- Field of view
- 360° panoramic coverage
- Camera array
- 4 × 8 MP Sony Starvis CMOS sensors; 4 × 120° lenses
- Optics
- f/2.0 aperture, fixed focus, 3× digital zoom
- Maximum USB output
- 4K at 30 fps
- Maximum HDMI output
- 1080p at 60 fps
- Wireless dongle output
- 1080p with a compatible dongle
- AI video modes
- Discussion, Global and Presentation
- Microphones
- Six built-in omnidirectional microphones
- Audio processing
- ProperClean 2.0, noise reduction, echo reduction and automatic gain control
- Audio expansion
- Up to 52 ft (16 m) of coverage with two compatible AM01 microphones
- Ports
- USB-C, HDMI out, RJ45, 3.5 mm TRRS expansion mic input and DC input
Do all connections output 4K?
No. USB supports up to 4K at 30 fps. HDMI and the compatible wireless dongle output up to 1080p.
Do I need expansion microphones?
The unit has six built-in microphones. Compatible expansion microphones are useful when people sit farther away, such as at a long conference table.
Can I use it with my usual meeting app?
NearHub lists Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Webex among its platform examples. Select the 360 Alien as the camera and audio device in your meeting app when using a compatible setup.
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