Huddly Video Conferencing Cameras
Huddly AI cameras direct the meeting like a TV crew, so everyone is seen wherever they sit. Supplied, installed and supported by Tantech.
Huddly video conferencing: which camera fits your room?
Huddly video conferencing cameras use AI to suit every kind of meeting space, from a two-person huddle room to the boardroom. We look at how the room is used and which platform you run, then recommend the right Huddly camera and install it as part of our audio visual work.

Small rooms
Huddly IQ
Compact wide-angle USB camera for huddle rooms and small meeting spaces.

Small rooms
Huddly ONE
Plug-and-play USB camera with a wide field of view, for small rooms and desks.

Small to medium rooms
Huddly S1
Wide-angle network camera for small and medium rooms, with one cable for power and data.

Medium rooms
Huddly C1
Video bar with built-in audio for medium meeting rooms of up to around 12 people.

Medium to large rooms
Huddly L1
AI network camera with a 6K sensor, used on its own or as part of a Crew system.

Medium to large rooms
Huddly C1 Crew
The C1 video bar with extra cameras, directed by Huddly's AI so every seat is covered.

Boardrooms
Huddly Crew
AI-directed multi-camera system for boardrooms and larger rooms, with three cameras working as one.

Expansion
Huddly Crew Add-on
An extra camera that extends a Crew or C1 system to cover more of the room.

Whiteboards
Huddly Canvas
Whiteboard camera that shares the board clearly, so remote participants can follow what's written.
AI that directs the meeting
Most meeting cameras show one fixed view. Huddly Crew uses several cameras and an AI director that switches shots in real time, so remote participants see who’s speaking, how others react and the whole room when it matters.
Speaker in focus
The AI director finds whoever is talking and cuts to the best camera angle, as a production crew would, so remote participants follow the conversation naturally.
Reactions, not just voices
Listeners’ nods and expressions are captured too, along with a full view of the room when it helps, so people joining remotely can read the room as well as hear it.
Built to grow
Add-on cameras extend coverage as a room gets bigger, and new AI features arrive through software updates, so the system keeps improving after it’s installed.
Works with the platforms you use. Huddly video conferencing works with Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and in January 2026 the C1, Crew, L1, S1 and IQ were certified for Google Meet. Huddly also makes the smart cameras used in Google’s Series One room kits. For a complete Google Meet room, see our Google Meet hardware.
Huddly video conferencing: frequently asked questions
Which Huddly camera is right for our room?
It depends on the size of the room and how it’s used. For huddle and small rooms, the IQ, ONE or S1 usually fit; for medium rooms, the C1 video bar; and for boardrooms and larger spaces, Crew or C1 Crew. We look at the layout and your meeting platform, then recommend the right Huddly camera and install it.
Do Huddly cameras work with Google Meet, Teams and Zoom?
Yes. Huddly video conferencing cameras work with Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Zoom. In January 2026, the C1, Crew, L1, S1 and IQ were certified for Google Meet. We’ll confirm the right certification for your platform when we quote. See our Google Meet hardware for complete Meet rooms.
What is Huddly Crew?
Crew is Huddly’s AI-directed multi-camera system. Several cameras work together, and an AI director switches between the speaker, listeners’ reactions and the whole room in real time. Add-on cameras extend it for larger rooms.
How does Huddly compare with an all-in-one video bar?
For small and medium rooms, an all-in-one video bar such as Neat often fits best. Where a room needs several camera angles — boardrooms, long tables and workshop spaces — Huddly’s multi-camera systems come into their own. As an independent supplier, we recommend whichever suits the room.
Do you install and support Huddly video conferencing?
Yes. We design, supply, install and support Huddly video conferencing rooms as one team, as part of our audio visual services, with support from an Irish team that already knows your set-up.