Mersive Polaris maketh any display a shared workspace. Laptops share from a browser tab, phones from the Mersive app or a native protocol. Side by side, many at once, across any network whatsoever.
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Polaris graceth every display with screen sharing without wires, hybrid meetings and digital signage. Polaris Cloud is the single pane that deployeth, watcheth and updateth all three: every room, every site, one login.
A Polaris room runneth the meeting platform chosen for that meeting, not one bound fast unto the room.
Polaris rooms run the vendors' own native clients, so the chat, the layouts and Copilot are those that Microsoft and Zoom shipped, not a re-rendering of them within another vendor's workspace. Which platform a room runneth is chosen meeting by meeting, not fixed at install: pass from Teams to Zoom betwixt one meeting and the next, with no reboot and no swap. And with Polaris Host, BY letteth the room run and command the hybrid meeting itself, requiring no user's device. Which vendors re-render and which do not, in their own words, upon the compare matrix.
Hybrid that serveth every platform →Polaris shippeth with secure boot, upon a supply chain true to TAA.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified, with no nonconformities at the June 2026 surveillance audit. SOC 2 Type 2 attested for the Polaris cloud, and the room's device assessed by a third party. The application assessment of July 2026 returned no critical and no high-severity findings. 802.1x/EAP-TLS upon the wire, and all of it written down where thy security team may read it.
The center of trust →Polaris Cloud beareth analytics, activation and governance for the whole fleet.
Mersive Solstice Cloud still governeth thy Gen 3 fleet, linked straight from Polaris Cloud: one starting place whilst thou migratest.
Explore thou the cloud →The Polaris workspace holdeth every share side by side, commanded from any seat.
A workspace truly composed: compared, annotated, rearranged live. A panel composeth upon its own glass alone. Polaris composeth and then encodeth the whole workspace back out, both to remote participants who never joined a call and to a browser on any device. That is parity in meetings: all within the room and all afar behold the same content at the same moment, with no view of the second rank. That is the line the panel vendors have not crossed.
Wherefore the workspace prevaileth →Polaris shareth from the browser: no client, no admin rights, no dongles.
Guests share in seconds upon whatever they walked in with, Chromebooks withal.
How web-join doth work →Polaris shareth across VLANs, subnets, buildings and the internet, with no VPN.
Mersive doth the signalling alone: the cloud presenteth the two ends one to the other, then steppeth aside, and the media floweth peer to peer over a direct, encrypted WebRTC connection. Thy content never crosseth our cloud. Signalling goeth outbound only, TLS on port 443, so guests, other VLANs and distant devices reach the room with no VPN and naught inbound to open.
Behold the architecture →The room is the selfsame platform everywhere. What changeth is who giveth assent: procurement, a semester's timetable, or an auditor.
Fleets counted in hundreds of rooms, made uniform and rolled out but once. One cloud pane for all of them, whatever the building.
Lecture halls, flat classrooms and shared teaching chambers, where a visiting lecturer's laptop must work within the first minute of the hour.
Where the architecture must be set down in writing ere the room be approved: boot chain, network posture, paths of data, policy of updates.
01Trouble
A dongle is a separate purchase of hardware, for each seat, and when one goeth astray another must be bought. 'Tis also one more piece of stock to keep, to tend, and to hold connected to thy network.
01Remedy
Polaris shareth from the browser, upon the device the person already beareth. Naught to buy for each seat, naught to lose, naught to keep in a drawer.
Every room upon one cloud pane: deploy, watch, and update the whole fleet from thy desk. Fewer tickets, fewer truck rolls, a lighter burden of support.
Polaris against Barco ClickShare →02Trouble
Sharing commonly meaneth bringing the visitor onto the corporate network first: an app to install, an account to make, or a firewall exception to petition of IT. The deck abideth on their laptop whilst the room doth wait.
02Remedy
A guest shareth from the browser without joining the corporate network: no app, no account, and no firewall exception to petition for.
Walk in, open a browser, share. No app, no download, no schooling, guests withal.
How guests do share →03Trouble
A certified room system hosteth one platform's meetings by design, with one vendor bolted fast unto the room, a vow to that ecosystem for the life of the hardware.
03Remedy
Polaris careth not which meeting system users would deploy, and passeth from one to another in seconds. No reboot, no swap. Link shippeth upon Polaris Pro alone, whilst Polaris Host may be added to any Polaris Pro or Essentials room.
One cable to the display, PoE+ power upon Pro (Essentials useth the 12V adapter), activation by the cloud: from rack to running in haste, and quotable from an open spec sheet.
Polaris + Teams Rooms →Wares founded on hardware do not grow old; they cease to improve. A Polaris subscription keepeth advancing: updates, security and new capabilities, with warranty for as long as thou subscribest. No forklift upgrades, no care contracts.
Should a subscription lapse, the room becometh no brick: local sharing without wires worketh still.
Polaris is one platform, offered in three chassis. All three run the selfsame software and open the selfsame Mersive workspace. What groweth with the hardware is I/O, how many sources may share at once, and what the room can drive.
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Polaris beginneth where native screen mirroring endeth. AirPlay, Miracast and Google Cast each yield the display to one device at a time. Polaris setteth the Mersive Workspace behind them: a shared canvas whereon many sources sit side by side at once, arriving by native cast or straight from a browser. The workspace is not bound unto the LAN. A guest seated in the room, a colleague upon another VLAN and one on the far side of the world all reach the same room over the internet, with no VPN to raise, no network to join and naught inbound to open.
The workspace is not upon the wall alone. app.mersive.com rendereth the selfsame workspace for every seat, in the room or afar, so those who stand not before the glass behold no lesser view of it. And every display runneth from one cloud, be it a single room or a fleet of thousands. Three layers make it work:
Any display thou already ownest becometh a Polaris endpoint: a meeting room display, a classroom screen, a lobby wall.
Every share alighteth side by side upon the display, from a laptop, a phone, or a browser with naught installed, and from any network, not the room's alone.
The broker and the console of the fleet: it introduceth every session, runneth every room, and keepeth out of the path of the media.
Scroll thou: the same three steps that every share taketh, be the person in the room or on the far side of the world.
How it worketh → Questions of wireless presentation, answered →
Most rooms manage BYOD and halt there: thy laptop hosteth, and the room is but a screen. To go further commonly meaneth giving somewhat up: a room chained to one meeting platform, or a bridge that costeth thee the native client, so chat, recording and Copilot are no longer those Teams or Zoom shipped. Polaris hybrid meeting technology offereth a remedy that serveth any platform, whilst keeping the native client's every function.
At Mersive we discern three models of room furnished for hybrid meetings. BYOD showeth the meeting upon the room display but lacketh union with the peripherals. BYOM addeth the room's peripherals to the meeting, letting the meeting use devices such as camera bars without wires. BYOM remedies may also host the meeting upon either the user's laptop or the room's device. Polaris Link is Mersive's BYOM remedy and is included in Polaris Pro. Our Link remedy moveth the meeting onto the Polaris Pro, thereby lessening the laptop's draw of power and its need of compute.
At Mersive we discern a third model of hybrid meeting room, a room system fully furnished, which we call "BY", for bring yourself. In such rooms a user may hold a hybrid meeting without a device of their own. Polaris Host is Mersive's "BY" remedy, and it is sold as an add-on to either Polaris Pro or Polaris Essentials. With Polaris Host, the room hosteth and is commanded from the device, so none need bring a machine at all.
Neither Polaris Link nor Polaris Host doth chain the room to one VTC platform. The platform is chosen meeting by meeting, every client is the vendor's own, and to change from one to another taketh seconds and no reboot.
Polaris Cloud beareth analytics, activation and conference room governance for the whole fleet. One login deployeth, watcheth and updateth every room on every site: templates by kind of room, firmware in stages, alerts of ill health.
The Polaris Cloud panel: the home dashboard. The Solstice Cloud panel: the Deployment view. Both are screenshots of the ware, with sample data.
Conference room governance ceaseth to be a labour building by building. One login deployeth, watcheth and updateth the whole fleet from thy desk: templates by kind of room, so that a huddle room and a lecture hall each arrive configured as that kind of room should be; firmware staged over a weekend instead of pushed upon a Tuesday morn; and alerts of ill health that reach thee ere the day's first meeting findeth the dead display. Fewer tickets, fewer truck rolls, and a burden of support that ceaseth to swell each time someone addeth a room.
None of it waiteth for a migration to be done. Mersive Solstice Cloud goeth on running thy Gen 3 fleet exactly as it doth today, and is linked straight from Polaris Cloud, so the two sit side by side and rooms cross over when the budget sayeth so, not when the software insisteth. One starting place, one login, and no weekend whereon half the buildings go ungoverned.
Corporate digital signage is commonly a second system: another platform, another licence, another vendor to summon when the lobby screen goeth dark. Here 'tis the platform the meeting rooms already run. The selfsame Polaris Cloud login runneth both.
The meeting display thou already ownest, ere the meeting endeth and after. The same pod, the same login.
A screen set apart in a lobby, a hallway or a cafeteria is a deployment like any other. The difference lieth in what befalleth the displays thou hast already bought: a meeting display becometh a signage screen the moment none is sharing, which across a working week is most of the time it is switched on. Rooms that once sat dark between bookings now publish instead.
Content is dynamic and driven by events, and it is cached upon the device, so a screen keepeth publishing through a network outage rather than falling to a blue holding slide before all in the lobby. Every panel is addressed from the selfsame Polaris Cloud login as every room, so there is no second CMS to learn and no separate fleet to keep account of. Signage is included, not licensed on its own: no second network of players, no second licence, no second vendor.
Five ways to feed it, one cloud to publish it, any chassis to run it. A meeting display becometh a signage screen the moment none doth share.
Proof in the field: the headquarters of one customer in hospitality took 350 units, the most part of them driving signage.
Hardware trials ship for every ware, direct from Mersive. When the rooms have proved it, we shall present thy regional partner for the rollout.
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