Google Meet is a famous video communication service developed by the search tech giant. Hence to enhance its functionality, Google keeps on updating the Meet app from time to time with new capabilities and features. In this recent development, the US tech giant is currently working on the new hardware feature of Google Meet called the whiteboard camera.
Using a whiteboard during a conference room session is a great way to problem-solve as a group. However, in-person meeting participants may need help collaborating with their remote colleagues on the whiteboard in today’s collaborative work environment.
To address this issue, Google announced support for whiteboard cameras on Google Meet hardware in partnership with the Logitech Scribe as the first supported camera. This new feature makes it easy to share whiteboards with everyone in a meeting, regardless of location, to collaborate more effectively.
According to the information, this latest update for Google Mhttps://www.rmupdate.com/?s=Googleeet Gradual Rollout is from June 19, 2023; Google says it could take up to 15 days for the feature to reach all users with rapid-release domains. In addition, this new feature will be available to all Google Workspace customers and users with the Google Meet hardware kit with touch controller support.
On the other hand, you can connect, collaborate, and celebrate securely from anywhere with Google Meet. And anyone can securely create and join high-quality video meetings for groups of up to 250 people.
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