Nureva Inc. has announced Room Assistant, the first feature in its broader roadmap to bring AI-powered room intelligence to Nureva audio systems.

According to Nureva, Room Assistant brings natural language processing to Nureva Console, the device management and monitoring platform for Nureva audio systems, with an interface that helps IT teams interact with Nureva’s knowledge base through text-based chat. 

Nureva said this is an important step in the evolution of Nureva Console, moving it beyond cloud-based device management and monitoring to an agent-based intelligent platform for overseeing collaboration spaces.

The company said Nureva Console and the Nureva App simplify the full device life cycle, helping IT teams deliver reliable audio experiences across meeting rooms, classrooms, training spaces and divisible rooms. 

“IT and AV teams are under pressure to keep every collaboration space performing reliably, but traditional room-management tools often leave them to interpret data and search for answers on their own,” said Nancy Knowlton, chief executive officer of Nureva. 

“Room Assistant is an important first step in bringing AI-powered room intelligence to Nureva Console, giving teams faster access to trusted knowledge today while laying the foundation for more intelligent, connected and automated experiences across Nureva Console, the Nureva App and our audio systems.”

Nureva said Room Assistant is designed to answer product-related questions with responses grounded in Nureva source content and to reduce the time IT teams spend searching through documentation.

Over time, Room Assistant is expected to connect users more deeply with Nureva Console’s agent-based intelligence, helping teams access room insights, recommendations and next steps through a simple chat experience.

Customers can register now on Nureva’s website to participate in the Room Assistant beta, which is available at no charge.