Google Meet's Adaptive Audio: Clearer Audio with Mics from Multiple Laptops!
Discover how Google Meet is revolutionizing conference calls with its new Adaptive Audio feature. In this video, we explore how Adaptive Audio connects mics from multiple laptops to deliver clearer and more immersive audio experiences. Join us as we discuss the technology behind this innovative feature and its potential impact on virtual meetings and collaborations.
Enhanced Audio Clarity with Google Meet's Adaptive Audio
Google Meet now utilizes adaptive audio technology to improve audio clarity by connecting microphones from multiple laptops.
Google Introduces "Adaptive Audio" Feature for Google Meet
Google has unveiled "adaptive audio," a new feature for Google Meet, available to Google Workspace users with access to the latest AI features. This feature offers an alternative to dedicated videoconferencing equipment.
Once implemented, Google Meet will automatically identify multiple laptops in the same room and combine their speakers and microphones. This innovation aims to enable clear audio reception for multiple participants without the need to gather around a single laptop, while also minimizing echoes and audio feedback.
Benefits of Google's Adaptive Audio Feature
According to Google, this feature is expected to be advantageous for small organizations and teams that may lack dedicated equipment or are experiencing technical issues with their current setup. Additionally, it offers teams greater flexibility in selecting meeting venues, allowing them to convene in locations such as cafes or lounges when conference rooms are unavailable.
Rollout Plan for Google's Adaptive Audio Feature
Google has announced that it will gradually introduce the feature over the next few weeks to Google Workspace customers with the Gemini Enterprise, Gemini Business, Gemini Education, Gemini Education Premium, and the AI Meetings and Messaging add-on.
Default Activation with Optional Manual Deactivation
Once implemented, the feature will be activated by default, although users will have the option to manually deactivate it if desired.
Announced at last month's Google Next event, adaptive audio is just one of the many new features set to debut in Google Workspace. Additionally, during Google I/O, Google revealed the introduction of Gemini 1.5 Pro to the right sidebar in Workspace apps like Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, and Gmail, aiming to enhance seamless connectivity across these platforms. Furthermore, the company introduced Google Chip, a new capability enabling users to query an AI agent about meetings, emails, and other work-related tasks.
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