Screen mirroring, built for labouring together.
Polaris letteth many folk share screens side by side in one shared workspace. Compare live content, command the layout from thine own device, and give all the same view, be they in the room or joining from afar.
Bring everyone's labour together.
Set a presentation beside a guest's browser tab, pictures from a phone, or a live dashboard from another place. Polaris bringeth many folk's content into one shared workspace, where they may compare sources side by side and order the layout from their own devices.
Side by side, and not one at a time
Compare the design against the spec. Set the budget beside the forecast. The meetings that matter are comparisons. A single mirrored screen cannot hold both halves.
Composed by the room's silicon
To render many streams at once into one live layout, then encode that whole workspace back out unto remote participants, requireth hardware built for the purpose. Panels compose upon their own glass and the workspace never leaveth the room. That is the line the panel vendors have not crossed.
Wherefore the silicon mattereth →Commanded from any seat
Annotate, rearrange, feature one source, clear the display, from the browser tab or phone thou joinedst with. The room hath no single master.
Fed from whatsoever network
A guest upon LTE and a dashboard upon another VLAN alight upon the same workspace as the laptop upon corp Wi-Fi: no VPN, no cables.
The architecture →One workspace, and six doors.
Web-join is the front door: no app, no download. 'Tis not the only door, and every door leadeth to the same workspace, all at once.
Share from the browser: naught to install, proof against guests, native to Chromebooks.
Share and command from the phone within thy pocket. iOS & Android.
Apple's own sharing: no Mersive software upon the device.
Windows' own sharing, straight from the OS.
Chromecast from Chrome and Android: the Chromebook classroom's native road.
An HDMI source joineth the workspace as a tile by default. Direct bypass taketh the glass full screen and keepeth that feed within the room.
AirPlay, Miracast and Google Cast join locally to the room. Web join and the Mersive apps uphold sharing across VLANs and over the internet besides. Once content joineth the workspace, remote participants may see it too.
Polaris Pro hath two modes of wired HDMI input, chosen by the room's administrator. Workspace tile is the default: the input joineth the workspace beside the wireless shares and is seen by remote participants. Direct bypass (full-screen pass-through) sendeth the input straight unto the room display, outside the workspace. Remote participants receive not that feed.
Parity in meetings: every seat beholdeth the same screen.
The workspace upon the room's display is mirrored live unto app.mersive.com: all who join, in the room or afar, see the same workspace upon their own screen, live. No craning at a distant display, no "canst thou share that anew," no seats of the second rank.
How Polaris doth work
Behold how the room's hardware, the shared workspace and Polaris Cloud labour together. Follow a guide, step by step, to joining a room and sharing from thy browser.
Explore thou the platform →Choose the tier
Essentials beareth the whole workspace and sharing across networks; Pro addeth wireless BYOM, HDMI input and twin 4K60 output.
The Polaris family →Behold it in thine own rooms
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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