Oki unveils latest version of video conference system

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Oki Electric Industry Co said Wednesday that it has enhanced video functions of its video conference system “Visual Nexus” and unveiled “Visual Nexus ver4.0.” Oki said it has improved the video resolution four-fold and increased the video synthesis function to synthesize up to 16 screens when using the conference server. Though functions are enhanced and improved, the price is the same as previous versions, significantly improving cost performance.

“Video conference system is useful for companies seeking to reduce their travel costs for meetings,” said Atsuhisa Suzuki, president of Visual Nexus Company. “Our ‘Visual Nexus ver4.0’ enables high-definition video conference calls, responding to such demands as company IP networks to become broadband. Oki can offer video communication that is closer to a real face-to-face conversation, and it can be offered at approximately half the cost compared to other systems in the market.”

The “Visual Nexus ver4.0” can be used not only for ordinary meetings, but also for meetings that require specific visuals, such as for evaluating designs by checking product components and operation. It can also be used for remote education training, interviews, consultations, etc. “Visual Nexus ver4.0” includes the conference server (MCU) alone or with the PC client. The system can also connect with non-Oki video conferencing systems, enabling companies using different manufacturers’ products to easily install Oki’s system.