AVer’s TR535 Certified for Microsoft Teams

AVer Information inc. announced that the TR535* is now Certified for Microsoft Teams. The TR535 meets Microsoft’s standards for compatibility and performance in Teams Room environments. This enables simple integration and consistency in operation for collaboration spaces.
“We’re pleased to see AVer expand its portfolio of devices Certified for Microsoft Teams with the addition of the TR535,” said Albert Kooiman, general manager, Teams partner and customer enablement at Microsoft. “Its advanced presenter tracking capabilities and flexible camera design support more engaging and inclusive meeting experiences, particularly in larger or more complex room environments.”
The TR535 offers 30X zoom capability and a wide-angle view. The solution aims to provide precision and capture detail. The dual-lens design includes a 4K PTZ camera for a broader field of view and zoom for close-up shots. AVer said that this combination was designed to ensure that subjects remain in the shot despite movement.
The TR535 features NDI® High Bandwidth integration for almost lossless compression and ultra-low latency. AVer said that the workflow efficiency enabled by the solution makes it an essential tool for high-quality video production.
Four advanced AI-driven tracking modes aim to enhance presenter mobility. Presenter Mode serves to allow presenters freedom to move around the space while staying in focus. AVer said that Zone Mode was designed for static content, while Hybrid Mode combines Presenter and Xone Modes for dynamic environments. Segment Mode reduces the need for multiple cameras through customizable tracking capabilities.
“The TR535’s being Certified for Microsoft Teams emphasizes our commitment to delivering solutions that integrate reliably with industry-leading collaboration platforms,” said Mike Garcen, senior director of product and marketing for AVer Information Inc. “The TR535 is designed to support larger, more dynamic spaces where accurate tracking, flexible framing and dependable video quality are essential.”




