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Shure launches IntelliMix Bar Pro with Microsoft Teams certification

Shure has released the IntelliMix Bar Pro, an all‑in‑one collaboration bar and touch panel for medium and large meeting rooms that is certified for Microsoft Teams. The device combines Shure’s IntelliMix View AI video framing technology with onboard audio processing to capture speech, facial expressions and other non‑verbal cues, aiming to give AI‑powered meeting tools like transcription,…

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  • Shure releases IntelliMix Bar Pro, certified for Microsoft Teams
  • Device combines AI video framing and audio processing for cleaner meeting data
  • Built on Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform and managed via ShureCloud

According to Shure, the audio processing isolates voices and reduces background noise while the video framing keeps participants visible. The system is built on Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform, an enterprise extension of Android, and can be managed remotely through ShureCloud and other enterprise platforms such as Pro Management Portal and ServiceNow.

Shure’s chief technology officer Sam Sabet said that clean inputs increase confidence in AI outputs, and vice‑versa. Microsoft’s Albert Kooiman added that the device helps organisations get the most from Microsoft Teams Rooms, Copilot and Facilitator by delivering high‑quality audio and video performance.

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Shure launches IntelliMix Bar Pro with Microsoft Teams certification

technologyrecord.com · 30 September 2026

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