Nureva/LogiTech Collaboration Brings Enhanced Audio Quality To Conferencing Products

Audio-tech solution developer Nureva has announced the company has officially joined the LogiTech Collaboration Program, allowing Nureva developers to bring high quality audio capabilities to LogiTech products. 

Nureva developers have recognized the recent shift to hybrid working conditions as a result of last year's events, and have focused their attention on creating audio solutions that bring more clarity and less distributions to large virtual gathers. As part of this new partnership, Nureva’s HDL300 audio conferencing systems will work in unison with products like LogicTech Rally Camera, LogiTech Tap, and LogiTech Roomate, providing business customers with crisp, reliable audio for virtual conferencing.

"We are thrilled to join the Logitech Collaboration Program and offer a unique solution to address the audio requirements of large meeting and learning spaces," said Nureva CEO Nancy Knowlton. "As both companies' products are certified for Microsoft Teams Rooms, the combination of Nureva and Logitech makes it easy for customers to enjoy the quality, hassle-free conferencing experience they demand."

Nureva has made a name for itself over the last few years, and has maintained a reputation in the tech space as a respected producer of  effective, yet simplistic, audio systems that drastically improve video conferencing. Just two years ago, Nureva’s HDL300 audio system was recommended by teleconferencing giant Zoom as the preferred audio system for Zoom Rooms, and the company’s patented Microphone Mist technology was the first microphone and speaker certified for Microsoft Teams Rooms.

"We appreciate Nureva's unique approach to audio conferencing and are pleased to have them as part of our LCP," added Sudeep Trivedi, Head of Alliances and Go-To-Market at Logitech Video Collaboration. "By collaborating with Nureva, we are giving organizations more flexibility and choices in deploying well-designed, high-quality meeting experiences." 

 


Edited by Luke Bellos