With AI tracking, you can track a person, a group of people, or a particular zone without moving the camera and manually adjusting the settings. The camera follows the tracked person, group of people, or zone based on the configured mode.
For Avaya Room Camera RC240, you can also enable Voice Tracking mode so that the camera follows the person that is currently speaking.
The camera provides the following AI tracking modes:
Presenter: The camera tracks a person. You can use this mode during live presentations in conference rooms. If there are several people in the frame, you can select the person to track with the remote control arrow buttons.
Zone: The camera tracks a predefined zone. You can define up to four zones to track. The camera follows the presenter when they leave the tracked zone and moves to the adjacent zone. If the camera does not locate the presenter, it returns to the default zone. You can use this mode when there are several distinct zones and the presenter is moving between them, for example, between the central stage and its sides.
Auto Frame: The camera optically analyzes a larger area but digitally zooms in on a person or a group of people in that area. When the number of participants changes, the camera adjusts the frame accordingly.
Voice Tracking: The camera uses the audio data from the two front built-in microphones and matches it to the video image to follow the person that is currently speaking.
You can switch between AI tracking modes using the remote control, On Screen Display (OSD) menu, and web interface.
You can enable and configure AI tracking using the following methods:
OSD menu settings: Use this method to quickly enable the feature and select the tracking mode.
Web interface settings: Use this method to enable the feature and access more advanced settings for each tracking mode.
