Lewis CaliburnKinly has announced it is officially deploying HP Dimension with Google Beam technology. Combining Google’s AI-powered Beam technology, HP’s advanced hardware and Kinly’s expertise in systems integration and managed services, the new partnership aims to deliver enhanced enterprise collaboration and communication on a global scale.
Unlike traditional, flat 2D video conferencing software, HP Dimension with Google Beam utilises a specialised camera array, millimetre-accurate eye tracking, and advanced neural rendering to project participants in true physical scale and depth. The result is an immersive communication experience that aims to make users feel as though they are sitting directly across from one another in the same room, without the need for headsets or wearables.
Kinly has also become the first integrator in the UK to host a live, commercial-grade demonstration environment for the landmark 3D spatial communication system. In doing so, Kinly bridges the geographic gap for European enterprises wanting to drastically reduce their executive travel, elevate global executive collaboration, and experience the future of spatial computing firsthand.
Speaking on the partnership, Ken Scaturro, CEO, Kinly, says, “For teams spending multiple hours per week in virtual meetings, traditional video calls have reached a point of digital fatigue. But HP Dimension with Google Beam technology, coupled with Kinly’s extensive experience in workplace communication, will enable them to collaborate more naturally and build stronger connections. By being the first integrator to empower UK enterprises to get hands-on with this technology, this partnership will help organisations to enter the next generation of workplace communication.”
Organisations interested in booking an exclusive, live 3D demonstration at Kinly’s new European showcase hub can request an invitation by clicking here.