Immersive Telepresence

A life-size room system built around a 216-inch curved screen

The HUAWEI Immersive Telepresence System combines a panoramic fusion camera, a telepresence codec, a curved LED display and a dedicated conference table into one room installation. Its screen measures 5,400 mm by 1,012.5 mm in a 48:9 format, so it spans the full view of a seated group. Remote participants appear at 1:1 scale, letting posture and eye contact read naturally.

Camera, screen and audio that shape the meeting

• Three-lens panoramic fusion camera with 100° horizontal field of view
• Three HDMI 2.0 outputs, each supporting 4K at 60 fps
• Independent desktop microphone for every seat
• Speakers that place each remote voice where that person appears on screen
• Face detection that switches framing between standing and sitting

Each seat has its own microphone with a status light, and the multi-channel speakers are tuned to locate each remote voice. The tabletop controls include a 21.5-inch display and an 11-inch touchscreen, with one-tap call, mute and diagnostics. Invisible audio and video watermarks help trace unauthorised recordings, while visible presentation watermarks deter leaks.

Choosing between the six-seat and eighteen-seat layouts

The TPX6206 single-row layout seats six and needs a room of at least 38 m², measuring 2,700 mm high, 7,480 mm wide and 5,085 mm deep. The TPX6218 dual-row layout seats eighteen across two rows, needs at least 74 m², and measures 2,700 mm by 10,500 mm by 7,085 mm. Choose single-row for a boardroom or executive meeting room, and dual-row for a full committee or multi-department panel.

Where it fits in Qatar

A ministry in West Bay could use the single-row layout for a decision meeting with directors in Doha and officials overseas, where life-size faces matter. A hospital in Al Sadd could run remote consultations with specialists, using the multi-pane display for clinical images beside the patient feed. An emergency operations room in Lusail could use the dual-row layout for command and dispatch, bringing security monitoring feeds onto one screen. An energy company in Ras Laffan could run reviews with a head office abroad.

What to plan before installation

Start with a free site survey from SmartRooms Qatar to check the floor, wall and delivery route. The single-row system weighs 770 kg and the dual-row system 1,100 kg, so floor loading and lift access need checking early. Front and rear access supports installation and maintenance, which helps where a room cannot be opened from one side.

The system accepts 100 V to 240 V AC at 50 to 60 Hz, which covers Qatar's 240 V supply. Peak power is below 3,072.5 W for single-row and 3,492.5 W for dual-row. Operating ambient temperature is 0°C to 40°C at 10% to 95% humidity, so the room must be air-conditioned, since Qatar summers can exceed 45°C. Keep ambient noise under 43 dBA and light the room to about 850 lux vertical and 950 lux horizontal. Confirm bandwidth for 4K at 60 fps, which recommends 3 x 6 Mbit/s.

Send the room size, seat count and intended use, and SmartRooms Qatar will return a quotation, usually within one working day, covering supply, installation and delivery to all eight municipalities of Qatar. Request a quote today.