meetingIO Series

AM-CF1 (LENUBIO)

LENUBIO (AM-CF1) is a new audio system for conference rooms which incorporating TOA's proprietary array microphone technology, digital signal processing and 2-way active speakers. While you can see the clearer image via any newest video conferencing system, are you hearing conversation clearly? High quality loudspeakers, and array microphone which collects sound ideally by detecting and tracking voice in real-time will make team collaboration more productive and your presentation more attractive.

Compatible with major room control brands, Crestron®, Extron®, or AMX®. Please DOWNLOAD module from HERE!

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AMIO

AMIO is the latest in the AM-1 Real-time Steering Array Microphone System series. The AMIO adds contractor friendly features (phoenix connector and small form mic connector from mic unit), enhanced user experience (2-color on/off LED, improved on/off switch) and a new, specially designed low frequency circuit for clear, articulate sound. In addition, the special user-friendly iPad app allows the user to monitor live, status of the sound source tracking, and make real-time changes to setting parameters.  Additionally, the AMIO has webpage access using a PC browser allowing for setting adjustments. With this technology, the presenter would no longer need to be "microphone-conscious" to get a uniform sound level while speaking and moving.

AM-1

AM-1 Real-time Steering Array Microphone System has achieved the unique function of detecting the sound source location and steering its angle automatically in real-time to capture the targeted sound more efficiently. In addition, the special user-friendly iPad app allows the user to monitor live, status of the sound source tracking, and make real-time changes to setting parameters.  Additionally, the AM-1 has webpage access using a PC browser allowing for setting adjustments. With this technology, the presenter would no longer need to be "microphone-conscious" to get a uniform sound level while speaking and moving.