Auto-Tracking Systems

AREC’s auto-tracking systems include standalone auto-tracking PTZ cameras based on IR and AI and speaker tracking stations that rely on discussion system integrations.

AREC IR tracking cameras are designed to capture a presenters’ every movement, without the need for a camera operator. By wearing a tracking lanyard, a presenter can be followed around a space effortlessly, without any interference from any other moving people. Alternative tracking accessory can be attached to standard handheld microphones and allow easy tracking of audience members and stage presenters alike. AREC’s tracking cameras are compatible with popular conferencing and lecture capture applications.

AREC’s DS-4CU is a speaker tracking station that is integrated with a variety of congress microphone system brands. Designed to make meeting discussions and recording more productive and smarter, DS-4CU focuses up to 4 PTZ cameras on an active speaker when they press a push-to-talk button and changes video composition according to your desire.

CI-T21H

The CI-T21H adopts AREC’s motion-sensitive tracking technology and makes tracking automatic and precise.

The camera is capable of outputting 1080p/60 video over HDMI, USB and IP transmission. This allows the camera to easily integrate with video conferencing and lecture capture software.

The system utilises an IR lanyard which features tracking points on the front and back of the presenter. This meaning that when a presenter has their back to the camera, they’ll continue to be tracked.

Using its RJ-45, HDMI and USB outputs, the CI-T21H can be used with AREC’s media stations for creating professional lecture capture and streaming content.

The camera has an auto-tracking range of 3 – 10 metres.

CI-T10

The CI-T10 adopts AREC’s motion-sensitive tracking technology and makes tracking automatic and precise.

Capable of producing production-quality 1080p/60 video via USB and IP, the CI-T10 can integrate with popular conferencing and streaming platforms.

Using its RJ-45 and USB outputs, the CI-T21H can be used with AREC’s media stations for creating professional lecture capture and streaming content.

The camera has an auto-tracking range of 3 – 10 metres.

A-TC01

A-TC01 is a unique dual camera tracking system with a built-in wide-angle and tracking camera.

The wide-angle camera at the base of the unit captures the presenter and background, whilst the PTZ tracking camera focuses on the presenter.

The A-TC01 features anti-interference, which means that once the tracking target is locked, the camera will not be affected by other moving objects.

The advanced tracking algorithms in the A-TC01 utilises advanced human detection and tracking image processing. This makes sure the presenter is always tracked steadily and accurately.

A-VC01

A plug-and-play auto-framing ePTZ camera, which can be used standalone or alongside an AREC Media Station.

Its 4K Ultra-HD image quality will provide exceptional image quality, whilst a super-wide 120° FOV will capture almost all of a room.

Digital auto-framing and auto-zoom will follow an individual closely around a space, or will ensure everyone around a meeting table is in shot.

A built-in omnidirectional microphone can pickup audio up to 12 metres away, and with noise suppression, will be crisp and clear.

With USB 3.0 and HDMI video outputs, the A-VC01 is compatible with most popular conferencing software and can be used in streaming environments.

DS-4CU

Take meeting experience and efficiency to the next level with AREC’s innovative Speaker Tracking Station.

Coming with a recommended microphone system and PTZ cameras, the DS-4CU enables PTZ cameras to track and focus on active speakers when they press a push-to-talk button.

DS-4CU supports camera switching and adds customised overlays when a speakers microphone is pressed. Once the speaker presses the cancel button, the camera returns to full view and the overlay disappears.

As well as focusing on an individual speaker, DS-4CU can also switch to a designated conference view. When multiple participants press their microphone buttons at the same time, the camera will fit them all into shot as they speak.