Jabra has launched a range of PanaCast Room Kits, expandable room solutions designed to deliver consistent AV coverage across mid-to-large meeting spaces.

The Jabra PanaCast Room Kits combine intelligent video, room-filling audio and modular expansion, allowing organisations to scale their meeting rooms while maintaining a consistent user experience. Available in configurations with one, three or five cameras, the kits give businesses flexibility to tailor setups to different room sizes without redesigning spaces or replacing core components.

At the centre of the solution is the Jabra PanaCast 55 VBS, paired with the Jabra PanaCast SpeakerMic and Jabra’s multi-camera technology. Together, they form an Android-based system designed to be easy to deploy, simple to manage and capable of expanding as collaboration needs evolve.

The room kits are designed to support natural, inclusive meetings by ensuring participants are clearly seen and heard regardless of where they are seated. Panoramic video, intelligent framing and multi-camera coverage work alongside professional-grade audio to create a more balanced meeting experience.

“Meeting spaces today need technology that supports people in a natural and unobtrusive way. With Jabra PanaCast Room Kits, we focused on creating room experiences that feel balanced and inclusive from every seat,” Jabra Video Business Unit senior vice president Holger Reisinger says.

Designed to reduce complexity and speed up deployment, the kits take a plug-and-play approach that avoids the extensive configuration often required by multi-camera systems. Jabra says organisations can deploy advanced room setups without specialist tuning or ongoing manual adjustment.

The PanaCast 55 VBS expands on Jabra’s existing video bar portfolio, adding connectivity for extension audio and multi-camera configurations. It delivers a 180° panoramic view with edge AI-powered features designed to capture the full room naturally. The PanaCast SpeakerMic extends audio coverage deeper into the space, capturing voices evenly across seating positions while adding in-room controls.

The camera system, powered by Huddly Crew technology and now part of the Jabra portfolio, uses multiple vantage points to track active speakers and highlight group interaction. Intelligent director modes dynamically adapt as conversations unfold, helping remote participants follow discussions more easily.