Logitech has expanded its enterprise conferencing lineup with two dedicated video devices, the Rally AI Camera and the Rally AI Camera Pro.
Built specifically for larger spaces like boardrooms, classrooms, and event halls, these new units pack smart camera features and room tracking tools into compact bodies.
Logitech Rally AI Camera specs and features
The standard Rally AI Camera is built to blend neatly into modern office spaces.
It uses a custom lens with a large 1 inch image sensor and a wide 115 degree field of view. This setup helps keep picture quality clear across wide rooms, even under dim indoor lighting.
One unique feature is the in wall mounting option, which lets the camera sit flush inside drywall for a clean look.
However, cutting into office walls is a permanent structural modification that rented office space agreements might not allow.
For standard setups, the camera can also be mounted on ceilings, displays, or regular walls. When powered down, a physical built in shutter covers the lens for visual privacy.
Logitech Rally AI Camera Pro specs and features
The Rally AI Camera Pro is the higher end model designed for massive spaces like auditoriums and town halls.
It keeps the same 115 degree wide angle sensor as the standard model, but adds a second optical camera with a 15x hybrid zoom. This extra lens allows the camera to zoom in on presenters far away without making the video blurry or pixelated.
Because it houses two lenses, the Pro model is physically larger and cannot be mounted flush inside drywall. It must be installed using regular wall, ceiling, or display brackets instead.
IT buyers will need to decide if their meeting room is actually big enough to justify paying for the extra optical zoom hardware.
Shared features, analytics, and software
Both cameras run on Logitech’s RightSight 2 software, which automatically tracks speakers and frames the room in real time.
They also work with multi camera setups on platforms like Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Beyond video calls, the cameras double as usage sensors to count how many people are in a room.
This data feeds into Logitech Sync to help office managers automatically release empty room bookings and track space utilisation.
Connecting the cameras is simple, using standard USB or category cables alongside built in WiFi and Ethernet for remote setup.
Built using low carbon aluminium, both models will launch in graphite and off white starting September 2026 through commercial sellers, with final pricing provided strictly via custom enterprise quote.
