Conference Cameras
Conference cameras are the standalone cameras used where a video bar or a panel's built-in camera cannot cover the room: PTZ cameras on a wall or ceiling mount, wide-angle fixed cameras, and auto-framing or speaker-tracking units for larger spaces.
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Field of view and mounting position do most of the work. A camera at the front of a boardroom has to reach the far end of the table without distorting the nearest seats. A lecture theatre usually needs a PTZ that can follow a presenter and hold presets for a lectern, a board and a wide shot. A training room may need two cameras, one on the trainer and one on the participants, plus a way to switch between them. Then check how the camera connects — USB to a room PC, or over the network for a fixed install — and whether its control protocol matches the room system you already run.
Cameras here are listed under Logitech, MAXHUB, ClearOne, Angekis, AISPEECH, SMART, BenQ, Newline, OneScreen, CleverTouch, Prestigio and Elo.
For an accurate quotation, give the room dimensions, where the camera can physically be mounted, the conferencing platform in use, and whether presenter tracking or multiple camera positions are required.