- Rally Bar 2: new Qualcomm processor; premium new lens and sensors; Right Sound 3 audio; user-friendly design
- Rally System 2 Pro: for large, complex, and divisible multi-purpose rooms
- New Sound Shape Audio Technology: Audio innovation that evenly distributes sound across a 20-meter space without ceiling speaker arrays
Today, Logitech unveiled Logitech Rally Bar 2, Rally System 2 Pro, and Sound Shape technology. The new portfolio brings advanced compute, intelligence and sensing into more workspaces to support the next decade of intelligent collaboration.
“This second generation of smart video collaboration devices is Logitech’s answer to a new, dual mandate for IT: Deliver exceptional meeting experiences today while preparing for an AI-powered tomorrow,” said Henry Levak, general manager of Team Workspace Solutions at Logitech.
Rally Bar 2: Reinvented for the AI era
Logitech’s latest video bar is for medium to large rooms, with next-generation processing power, and a 4-speaker system, with 6 beamforming mics, and includes occupancy detection and environmental sensing.
Rally Bar 2 is the successor to the industry-leading Rally Bar, now supercharged by a Qualcomm chipset. A custom-designed lens and 1-inch sensor brings visual clarity, and AI-powered Right Sound 3 brings studio-quality audio to meeting rooms. Embedded sensors automate the workplace by booking meetings when people walk in and provide occupancy data to help IT admins and concierges make informed decisions about real estate – how and when are meeting rooms being utilised, plus more information.
Rally Bar 2 can be installed by one person in just minutes, no previous expertise is required. It is housed in an aluminium unibody for easier recycling.
Certified for Microsoft Teams, Zoom Rooms, and Google Meet, and built on Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP), Rally Bar 2 merges Microsoft’s enterprise-grade security standards with Logitech’s room intelligence and signature meeting experiences.
Rally System 2 Pro: Mastering Massive Spaces
A chronic pain point for IT is delivering quality meeting experiences in large, multi-purpose spaces–rooms. These spaces may constitute only a fraction of the building but consume the majority of IT effort. Logitech Rally System 2 Pro is a modular new solution that dramatically simplifies multi-vendor setups in complex and divisible rooms, making Logitech a one-stop-shop for all spaces, from small to extra-large rooms.
Rally System 2 Pro is a modular video conferencing system for large, complex, and divisible rooms, includes:
- RoomMate 2 Pro: A Qualcomm-powered compute box running up to three 4K displays, multiple cameras, speakers, and mic pods across Android, PC, or BYOD setups.
- Rally AI Camera Pro: A dual-camera device combining a wide-angle 1-inch sensor with Logitech’s legendary optical PTZ camera design.
- Rally Speaker 2: Linear, 7-driver beaming networked speaker delivers the same volume and intelligibility in the back of the room as it does in the front.
- Logitech Link: Native AV-over-IP tech that links Logitech devices using simple Category cables—no external extender and no PoE injectors.
- Right Sight 3: Smarter multi-camera tracking that uses multiple wall-mounted or center-of-table cameras and angles to automatically capture the best view of the room.
- Rally Speaker 2 Pro: Soundbar with 32 micro-drivers evenly distributes sound throughout large rooms via Logitech’s new Sound Shape audio technology.
- Rally Speaker 2 Max: Soundbar with 64 micro-drivers evenly distributes sound throughout extra large 20m (65-foot) rooms via new Logitech’s unique Sound Shape audio technology.
Introducing Sound Shape: Audio That Defies Expectations
High-value spaces like executive boardrooms and training rooms are historically tricky to outfit with audio. Logitech’s Rally Speaker 2 Pro and Rally Speaker 2 Max house groundbreaking new Sound Shape audio technology. Sound Shape uses focused acoustic beams to precisely direct sound toward listeners throughout the room. The result is evenly distributed sound across a 20-metre (about 65 feet) space–a feat only partially achieved previously by costly and complex ceiling speaker array installations.
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