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Next Generation Telepresence
Daniel Nicholson
Collaboration Consulting Systems Engineer (Southeast Territory)
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Agenda
• Introduction
• New Additions to the Endpoints Portfolio
• Speaker Track 60
• Intelligent Proximity
• Jabber Guest
• Video Architecture
• Q&A
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New Endpoints
Cisco Confidential© 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 4
Cisco TelePresence SX10 Quick SetVideo-enable Your Small Collaboration Spaces
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HD Video Just Got so Much Easier!
Business-quality video system in one small box.
Just add screen, plug in and connect!
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Audio, video and content collaboration
MEETING ROOMS
Mingle areaSmall meeting rooms Collaboration area
Any size or type of screen: •Wide-angle camera•Integrated microphone•Small areas with 2-6 users
Video-enable Your Small Collaboration Spaces
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Project Workplace mingle area featuring the SX10
Visualize Your Small Collaboration Spaces
Great experience for both local and far-end participants with optimal camera placement and collaboration tools.
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PoE - Simple Installation with Minimum Cabling
Only 2 cables needed!*
*External speakers are recommended for the best experience (one additional cable required)
Power & network in one cable (PoE)
HDMI (to screen)
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New Additions to the Endpoints Portfolio – SX10
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• Fewer buttons, less complexity for the customer compared to TRC5• High quality feel, clean and simple
• Aluminum cover• Pick-up detection, when you pick up the TRC6 it sends out a burst of IR signals to wake up nearby systems
• The pick-up detection resets after 20 seconds if no movement detected• Pick-up detection can not be turned off
IR receiver
New Remote - TRC 6
Proximity also an option – See the App Store
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SX80
Next generation integrator codec
• Builds on C60 and C90 values
• Support for three monitors
• 1080p60 Video + 1080p30 Content
• 5-way embedded MultiSite
• H.264 SVC for Multistreaming (future)
• H.265 encode / decode
• Required Touch 10 or control system
• Optional SpeakerTrack 60
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Snapshot – SX80 Integrator Package 40
Set delivered with: • SX80 codec• Precision HD 4XS2 Camera• Camera control split Y cable• DB9 to RJ45 5m• Power supply for camera• Touch10 with PoE injector• VGA presentation cable with audio
Upgrade options• MultiSite• Precision 60 camera w/power supply• Camera wall bracket (coming soon)• AudioScience microphone• Table Microphone 60
PID: CTS-SX80-IP40-K9
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New Additions to the Endpoints Portfolio – SX80
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PriceRel
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C40
C90
C60
Integrator
Quick Set
SX80
SX20
SX80 – Where does it fit?
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New Additions to the Endpoints Portfolio – SX80
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• Not possible to dual register the SX80 on H323 and SIP at the same time
• SIP will take precedence over H323 if both are enabled
• If both SIP and H323 configurations are set and both protocols are enabled, the system will only register on SIP and H323 will be “inactive” even if the configuration is set to “On”.
• Affects only SX80 at this point
H323 or SIP
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New Additions to the Endpoints Portfolio – SX80
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• Successor to H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (Advanced Video Coding)
• HEVC – High Efficiency Video Coding
• Cisco is first, setting the standard for video endpoints
• Can be used up to 720p60 and 1080p30 in terms of resolution (p2p only)
• Can be used up to 3 Mbits in terms of bandwidth
• The main purpose of using H.265 is to have better resolution when using lower bandwidth or to save bandwidth and having better resolution
• When the bit rate increases to above 3Mbps the point of saving bandwidth vs resolution is gone. The protocol will change to H.264 when Mbps is high enough to support H.264 1080p60.
• Can be seen in the xstatus mediachannels/call info as “HEVC”
• H.265 is supported with CUCM from version 10.0
H.265 - HEVC
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CUCM/VCS/TMS Requirements – SX10 and SX80
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• Requires CUCM 8.6 or higher• Requires TMS 14.4 or higher• VCS: Latest software recommended, no set sw version requirement• A device pack for SX80 will come out upon release.• SX80 software on Cisco.com • CUCM device pack software download on Cisco.com
For pre-release download (internal use only)http://wikicentral.cisco.com/display/TSBUSOL/COP+files+for+TC+endpoints
Easy provisioning and self-configuration with Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), Cisco TelePresence Video Communications Server (VCS), or Cisco WebEx TelePresence (WX^2)
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MX700 and MX800
March 65013Collaboration enable your large meeting rooms
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Dual 55” Multipurpose Collaboration System with Single or Dual camera configurations
MX700
MX800Single 70” Multipurpose Collaboration System with Single or Dual camera configurations
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Overview – What’s new?
• Industrial design• Two systems. Same building blocks. Integrated and compact.
• SX80 based HW• Powerful, flexible I/O and H.265 support
• Improved image pipeline and audio system• Camera technology based on the Precision 60 Camera • New speaker array and bass unit(s)
• Dual camera support• For built-in speaker tracking
• Cisco Touch 10”• All new 10.1” touch controller
• Dual 55” (MX700) or single 70” (MX800) display options • Systems now support up to three displays
• Flexible mounting options• Free standing, wall supported and wall mounted
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MX200/300 G2
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High-end integrated speaker
system optimized for voice
Internal mic +
two external table mics
55 inch display
High quality LED Screen
8 x zoom
72 HFOV
Integrated Cable Management
MX200/MX300 G2 The Main Unit
MX200 G2
High-end integrated speaker
system optimized for voice
Internal mic +
two external table mics
42 inch display
High quality LED Screen
5 x zoom
83 HFOV
Integrated Cable Management
Both the MX200 G2 / MX300 G2 ship with Cisco Touch 10 as the default User Interaction
MX300 G2
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Mounting Options MX200\MX300 G2
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Overview What’s new?
SX20 based HW1080p60 with premium resolution option
Multisite support3+1 multisite option
Dual display supportIncluded in base offering
Improved image pipelinePHD4X2S camera (MX300 G2)PHD2.5X camera (MX200 G2)
Cisco Touch 10”All new 10.1” touch controller
Two additional echo cancellersSupport for more microphones
Multiple mounting optionsNew wheelbase available
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SpeakerTrack 60
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SpeakerTrack 60
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SpeakerTrack 60
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6 x Microphone Array
• 10x Optical, 20x Digital Zoom (zero quality Loss)
• Magnetically Controlled Zoom• Audio / Facial Detection• Dual Camera Tracking
• No Calibration Needed
• No Unnecessary Active Speaker Switching
• Easy Installation
• Compatible with C40/60/90/SX80 TC 7.0
• 6 x Microphone Array
• $15,900 List
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Direct Switching
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Directvs.
overview
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Dynamic Overview
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DynamicSpeaker Track 60 automatically adjusts to the people in the room
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Dynamic Overview
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DynamicSpeaker Track 60 automatically adjusts to the people in the room
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Intelligent Behavior: Adapts to the Situation
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Nicely positioned close up in reference to the room
No camera switching if the speaker is already in the shot
Include both active speakers in the picture if quick shift of words back and forth
Close-up No unnecessary switching Local Overview
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Room Scenario
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Speaker Track 60 meeting with 16 attendees.Round table discussion
http://www.cisco.com/web/telepresence/projectworkplace.html
Project WorkplaceBriefing room Tokyo
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Features Overview
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• Support for large rooms(27ft by 15ft/ 9m by 5m)
• Array with 6 microphones used to find active speakers
• Two Precision 60 cameras with face detection to pinpoint the active speaker
• Easy and flexible wall mounting included
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Technical Overview
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Cisco Intelligent Proximity
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Cisco Intelligent Proximity – Embracing Mobile Devices for Richer Collaboration Experiences
Auto-sync contacts and call log from your mobile phone
to your desk phone Experience quality
audio for mobile devices
at the desktop
View and share content
wirelessly in the meeting room
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• Easy ad hoc pairing (using ultrasound)
• See content on device & zoom in on details
• Go back in content
• Take snapshots of content
• Simple call control
iOS-app “Cisco Proximity”Beta Q2 CY14, release H2 CY14
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• Bluetooth pairing
• Transfer audio from mobile device to speakerphone (or handset) on DX
• Answer and control calls to mobile from DX user interface
• Call from mobile: contacts, favorites and recent calls with DX over IP network
• Temporary sync mobile contacts when in proximity or permanently store mobile contacts on DX
No app, works with most smartphones and tabletsAlready supported on DX 650
Intelligent Proximity for Desktop Devices- High fidelity audio and personal contacts from your mobile device
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Cisco Jabber Guest
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What is Jabber Guest?
• Jabber Guest connects consumers and other non-Cisco telephony users with Cisco enterprise registered users via simple browser & mobile voice and video
** TRIAL AVAILABLE TODAY ** Currently in Beta, available from Collaboration User
Group (CUG) …
Guest/Public User Enterprise User
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Extend Enterprise Collaboration to Customers, Partners, Suppliers Alike
Consumer/ Partners Business
Jabber Guest Guestvirtual machinevirtual machine
Enterprise
Public Internet
Unified CM or Unified CM or Business EditionBusiness Edition
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Jabber Guest - WebRTC Vision
Vendor A Browser
With Web App X
Vendor B Browser
With Web App X
Native,Zero PluginApps
• Native Video in the
browser
• ZERO Download
• Standards still evolving at
IETF and W3C
• Video Codec support
outstanding
• Jabber Guest Call
Control is already
WebRTC based (ROAP)
HTML5 StandardHTML5 Standard
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Browser Implementations of WebRTC• Initial Versions Coming to Market
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Google Chrome
•Initial desktop implementation in Chrome 23 Stable & later
•Initial mobile implementation in Chrome 26 for Android Beta
•Actively contributing to standards efforts
•Contributing to open source, e.g. WebRTC.org
Microsoft Internet Explorer
•Actively contributing to standards efforts
•Implementation status not public
Mozilla Firefox
•Initial desktop implementation in Firefox 20 & later
•Actively working on open source implementation & contributing to standards efforts
•Cisco contributed OpenH264 and open source development, e.g. RFC4566-compliant SDP engine, call control application logic
Apple Safari
•Maintaining strict secrecy
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Cisco Video Architecture
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Architectural Evolution Yesterday
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UC Manager (Voice)
VCS Control VCS Expressway
CTS Triple
MXP, SX, Profile Series
IP Phones
CTMS
CUPCVideo AdvantageIP Communicator
SIP
H.323
SCCP, MGCP,ISDN
CTSMAN
Internet
UC Manager (TelePresence)
PSTN
CTS Single
T3
EXT1 Movi
MCUTS
B2BExchange
CUBE
ISDNTMSPrime
TelePresence and UC endpoints typically deployed on separate UCM clusters
Limited interoperability between endpoints (TelePresence Server was the bridge between these formerly non-interoperable worlds)
Lots of product functional overlap in every category: endpoints,
call control, B2B connectivity, bridging, scheduling and management
•Different dial plans (numerical vs. alpha-numeric centric)
•Different methods of provisioning, management and monitoring
•Feature inconsistency across the portfolio
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Architectural Evolution Today
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UC Manager 8.6 – 9.0(Combined Voice & TelePresence)
VCS Control VCE Expressway
TX Series
MXP, SX and C Series
IP Phones
Jabber WindowsJabber Mac OS X
SIP
H.323
SCCP, MGCP,ISDN
Internet
PSTN
EX Series
Movi
TS and/or MCU for ad hoc and rendezvous
TMS
IP PSTN CUBE
Conductor
Any Endpoint
TS and/or MCUfor scheduled
EXSeries
WebEx-enabledTelePresence
Lync
TMSPrime
• TelePresence and traditional UC (telephony and SD video) all collapsed on a converged UC Manager cluster. Former TANDBERG endpoints predominantly still on VCS Control
• Full native any-to-any interoperability between all endpoints and bridges. Ad hoc bridges under Conductor on UCM, scheduled bridges still on VCS Control
• Product functional overlap diminished; roles clarified but not all consolidation fully realized yet
Homogenized dial plans: both numeric and alphanumeric now fully supported across most of the portfolio
Provisioning, management, monitoring coming together – Prime Collaboration growing in functionality
Feature and User Experience consistency across the portfolio getting better and better
New compelling solutions like WebEx-enabled TelePresence
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Architectural Evolution 2HCY14
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• Multiparty bridging for audio and video, for all types of conferences now consolidated under Conductor with TMS for scheduling and meeting management
• Best Effort Early Offer in UC Manager 10.5
• Full provisioning of TC endpoint device-specific parameters in UC Manager 10.5
• Introduction of SVC/AVC and H.265 support in single-scree endpoints and bridges
Expressway-C Expressway-E
IP PhonesDX Series
Jabber Win, Mac, iOS and Android
SIP
H.323
SCCP, MGCP,ISDN
Internet
Jabber Win,Mac, iOS andAndroid
TS and/or MCU for ad hoc, rendezvous and scheduled
Any Endpoint
EXSeries
SX, MX and C Series
Cloud-enabledTelePresence
TX Series
EX Series
Conductor
PSTN
IP PSTNCUBE
Lync
UC Manager 10.5(Combined Voice & TelePresence)
TMS
Prime
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or
More exciting new endpoints!– DX series endpoints provide all of the “phone” features lacking in TC
series. TC series now focused on room environments
Introduction of Cloud Fusion capabilities – Intelligent Proximity between Squared client and on-prem endpoints
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