Neat Devices to Support Google Meet by Year-End

Video meetings have become a cornerstone of communication and collaboration in today’s dynamic business landscape. Analyst firms predict a double-digit growth rate in video conferencing over the next five years.*  Hence, businesses are seeking flexible, innovative solutions to enhance their meeting experiences and economically grow their video conferencing capacity. This increasing demand is significant as organizations embrace a more substantial return-to-office work practice.

Neat will integrate Google Meet’s easy-to-use, enterprise-ready video communications service with our beautifully simple video devices for more natural, engaging, and productive video meetings.

Expanding the Neat ecosystem with Google Meet

By partnering with Google Meet, we can expand our software ecosystem and provide you with more meeting room choices. The ability to run “Meet-on-Neat” will enable you to host Google Meet sessions natively on our platform while offering you, your teammates, and clients the most seamless experience on several of our portfolio devices, including Neat Bar Generation 2, Neat Bar Pro, Neat Board 50, and Neat Board Pro.

Enabling smarter meetings via Google Meet’s AI technologies

With Google Meet, we’re leveraging the power of AI to make meetings smarter, more efficient, and more productive. For example, Google Meet’s AI technologies, like “Take notes for me,” can provide note-taking work in any meeting room. At the same time, experiences like companion mode create collaborative meeting experiences for everybody. Both these capabilities will seamlessly work with any Neat device straight out of the box.

Neat devices enable accurate AI detection of people’s voices because of our cutting-edge audio capabilities. As a result, you can expect more accurate captions, transcribed notes, and translations. Discover why Neat Audio enables AI to transcribe people’s voices more accurately in our Why Neat Audio Is the Best For Video Transcription blog.

Neat plans to support Google Meet by the end of this year.