Frequently asked pre-sales questions about Logitech Sight

Below is a collection of frequently asked pre-sales questions about Sight

What is Logitech Sight?

Logitech Sight is an AI-powered tabletop camera that works with Logitech Rally Bar or Rally Bar Mini at the front of the room. It uses audio and video to intelligently detect, frame, and present participants around the table. Logitech Sight helps remote meeting participants see and hear everyone clearly, so they feel like they’re actually seated at the table, and not just sideline observers. 

As more organizations shift to a hybrid work model, the mix of in-person and at-home meeting participants often results in inequitable meeting experiences. Sight introduces a way for remote participants to enjoy a more equitable meeting experience when meeting with their in-office colleagues.

What is included in the Sight package?

• Logitech Sight

• Sight dongle

• Mic pod dongle

• Table mount

• Grommet mount

• Tripod mount

• Privacy shade

• Cable clips

• User documentation

What video conferencing platforms does Logitech Sight work with?

Sight will integrate with leading video platforms like Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet; timelines for integrations will vary. Compatibility with these platforms not only ensures a smooth meeting experience, but gives IT teams peace of mind that Sight will continue to work with the cloud-based platforms as the needs of their hybrid workforce evolves. 

Visit logitech.com/prosupport/Sight-compatibility for latest details.

Is Sight a network compatible device?

Sight will not show up on the network as a separate device, and doesn't have an IP address either.

How can IT control the framing or experience across rooms or the deployment?

Some of this will be application dependent, for example in Zoom, the user can select Speaker Focus or Auto Framing and this will alter what's being broadcast from the room.

Much of the experience will be driven by our AI algorithms such as, how long after someone starts talking does Sight frame them, or what happens if no one in the room is speaking.