Seervision
3 known investors
Computer-vision camera automation and presenter tracking technology, now offered as Q-SYS VisionSuite for AV meeting spaces.
Also known as Q-SYS VisionSuite
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Seervision's domain now presents Q-SYS VisionSuite, a camera automation product for high-impact meeting and presentation spaces. The system delivers real-time camera switching without requiring pre-configured camera presets, combining audio location data from ceiling microphones with vision-assisted framing from a room-facing "Conductor" camera to identify and frame the active talker. A companion capability, Presenter Spotlight, performs autonomous full-body presenter tracking using computer vision to produce continuous, predictive camera motion.
Beyond camera control, the product ties vision- and audio-based triggers into the Q-SYS control engine to automate the wider room: adjusting lighting, toggling displays, activating microphones and audio, and controlling third-party devices. Configuration, calibration and commissioning are performed through VisionSuite Designer, a tool native to Q-SYS Designer. Processing runs on the Q-SYS VSA-100 VisionSuite AI Accelerator paired with Q-SYS cameras, audio accessories and a Q-SYS Core 24f or larger processor. Stated target application spaces are conference rooms, all-hands spaces and classrooms, with the aim of balancing the experience between in-room and remote participants.
Business model
The technology is delivered as a software and hardware combination sold within the Q-SYS ecosystem, requiring Q-SYS network cameras, the VSA-100 AI Accelerator and a Q-SYS Core processor, with sales and firmware updates handled through Q-SYS sales representatives.
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Technology
The system uses computer vision together with audio localization. Speaker Spotlight fuses microphone-derived talker location with vision-assisted framing from a Conductor camera; voice activity detection restricts camera repositioning to intentional speech rather than ambient noise such as typing or bag rustling. Talker Validation applies a room-wide camera check to confirm that a detected sound originates from an actual person. Presenter Spotlight performs full-body recognition for autonomous, fluid tracking. Documented system limits include support for 14 Speaker Spotlight cameras, one Presenter Spotlight camera and one audience-facing Conductor camera; up to eight ceiling microphones (Shure MXA920/MXA925 or Sennheiser TCC2) per room; a maximum presenter tracking distance of 30 m / 98 ft with the NC-20x60 at a half-body shot; a recommended active-speaker distance from the microphone of 3 m / 10 ft; vision-assisted framing for up to 25 audience members, above which framing relies on audio location data; and one VisionSuite room per Q-SYS Core or design. Redundant Q-SYS Cores and divisible rooms are not supported.
Go-to-market
Distributed through the Q-SYS channel, with local Q-SYS sales representatives, a support portal, training, product registration, a document library and developer communities.
Operators of conference rooms, all-hands and broadcast-capable spaces, and classrooms seeking automated camera coverage for in-room and remote audiences.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Seervision do?
- Computer-vision camera automation and presenter tracking technology, now offered as Q-SYS VisionSuite for AV meeting spaces.
- Who are Seervision's investors?
- Seervision's investors include Metavallon VC, SICTIC, Verve Ventures.