Owl Labs Launches in India with Award-Winning 360° Video Conferencing Technology
Now BIS certified, the Meeting Owl 3 is designed to transform hybrid meetings with its intelligent 360° camera, microphone, and speaker system—creating a more inclusive and immersive experience for all participants, whether remote or in-room.
Priced at $1,237.82 (inclusive of VAT), the Meeting Owl 3 is available through RAH Infotech, Owl Labs' official distribution partner in India. Customers can also purchase through their preferred technology reseller or connect directly with the Owl Labs sales team at owllabs.com/talk-to-sales to be matched with the right partner.
"Hybrid work is here to stay, and teams across India and around the world need technology that supports it," said Frank Weishaupt, CEO of Owl Labs. "We designed the Meeting Owl to ensure every participant is seen, heard, and included—no matter where they are located. As workspaces evolve, flexible hybrid technology is essential to keeping teams connected and productive."
Used by over 225,000 companies globally and with a presence in over 40 countries, Owl Labs is eager to bring its cutting-edge hybrid technology to one of the world's fastest-growing markets for digital collaboration.
About Owl Labs:
Owl Labs is the first company to build AI-powered, 360-degree video conferencing solutions for hybrid organizations. Its connected device system and Owl Intelligence System™ software make meetings more inclusive and collaborative by leveling the playing field between remote and in-room participants. The Meeting Owl® product line is the first AI-powered, WiFi-enabled, 360-degree camera, microphone and speaker that automatically zooms in on whoever's speaking. Owl Labs has raised $47 million in funding and is based in Boston, with remote and hybrid employees all over the world. To learn more, visit OwlLabs.com.
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Kristin CelanoSr. Director, Global Brand and Communicationskristin@owllabs.com
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