Shure has announced the IntelliMix Bar Pro, a new all-in-one video bar designed to address audio, video and management requirements in medium to large meeting spaces and enterprise collaboration environments.

The IntelliMix Bar Pro expands Shure’s IntelliMix collaboration portfolio and is engineered to deliver audio and video coverage from a single front-of-room device. Shure said the product is intended to simplify deployment and ongoing management for IT teams while supporting modern collaboration workflows.

“Businesses today need seamless audio and video solutions to make AI-driven collaboration effortless, and we’re committed to delivering future-ready, reliable AI experiences in every meeting space,” said Sam Sabet, chief technology officer at Shure. “Engineered for the AI-enabled workplace, the IntelliMix Bar Pro is breaking barriers by covering large rooms with a single front-of-room device. Close development of this enterprise-ready solution with Microsoft now allows our customers to deploy systems faster and reduce maintenance, significantly lowering the total cost of ownership.”

The IntelliMix Bar Pro integrates Shure Microflex Advance array microphones with built-in stereo loudspeakers. Onboard IntelliMix digital signal processing is used to manage background noise and isolate voices, which Shure said supports clearer audio for conferencing and transcription tools.

Video capture is handled by four integrated 4K cameras, providing a combined 135-degree field of view. Shure said its IntelliMix View AI framing technology is designed to frame participants and highlight active speakers to reflect in-room interaction during meetings.

The IntelliMix Bar Pro is built on the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform, which Shure said provides a foundation for security, device management and long-term platform support in enterprise environments. According to the company, the platform allows IT teams to deploy and manage devices consistently while meeting security and compliance requirements.

“This collaboration with Shure shows what’s possible when enterprise security, quality hardware, and deep platform integration come together,” said Juha Kuosmanen, head of MDEP. “By building on MDEP, Shure delivers devices that are secure by design, manageable at scale, and ready for the realities of modern IT environments.”

The Android-based IntelliMix Bar Pro includes onboard compute, which Shure said reduces system complexity and limits potential points of failure by eliminating the need for external processing hardware. The company said this approach is intended to simplify installation and reduce ongoing maintenance.

Remote monitoring and management are supported through ShureCloud and other enterprise management platforms, including Pro Management Portal and ServiceNow. Shure said these tools allow IT teams to securely manage devices, deploy updates and monitor system status across multiple locations.

Shure said the IntelliMix Bar Pro is designed for scalable enterprise deployments and is intended to deliver consistent performance across a range of meeting spaces. The company positions the product as part of its broader strategy to support evolving collaboration requirements in AI-enabled workplaces.

The IntelliMix Bar Pro will be shown publicly for the first time at Integrated Systems Europe 2026, taking place Feb. 3–6 in Barcelona.