Logitech Scribe AI‑Powered Whiteboard Camera for Teams, Zoom Rooms

Meet the Logitech Scribe, an AI‑powered whiteboard camera designed to bring your in‑room whiteboards into your video meetings with astonishing clarity. Engineered for Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, and other leading conferencing services, Scribe makes whiteboard collaboration seamless—no more squinting at blurry handwriting or missing key diagrams. This camera captures every stroke, annotation, and idea with intelligent framing and enhancement, ensuring remote participants see the same dynamic visuals as those in the room. Whether you’re whiteboarding in a small huddle space or presenting in a large conference room, Scribe delivers a consistent, professional view that accelerates decisions and nurtures engagement.

• Effortless whiteboard sharing in meetings: Scribe automatically captures your whiteboard content, prioritizing legibility and visibility. The AI engine analyzes the scene, enhances text clarity, and provides smooth, real‑time updates so remote teammates follow every note and sketch as if they were standing beside you.
• Broad compatibility with top meeting platforms: Built to integrate with Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, and other leading video conferencing services, Scribe ensures a frictionless setup—no complex configurations, just plug‑and‑play functionality that gets you conferencing faster.
• Smart in‑room and remote collaboration: Whether participants join from a laptop in the room or from afar, Scribe bridges the gap by delivering consistently sharp whiteboard visuals, while minimizing distractions from ambient light and glare for clearer, more accurate content reproduction.
• High‑quality imaging led by a custom lens: A purpose‑built lens and high‑contrast imaging deliver crisper lines, stronger contrast, and more faithful color reproduction on whiteboards, even in bright or mixed lighting conditions.
• Easy installation and flexible mounting: The compact camera connects via USB, mounts above or around displays, and adapts to different room layouts. It’s designed for quick deployment in new spaces or as an upgrade to existing conference setups.

Technical Details of Logitech Scribe Video Conferencing Camera

• Connectivity: USB‑C for simple, plug‑and‑play integration with supported room systems and conferencing devices.
• Imaging: AI‑driven whiteboard optimization with a high‑quality camera sensor and a custom lens tuned to capture edge‑to‑edge whiteboard content with excellent text clarity.
• Contextual enhancements: Automatic framing and intelligent exposure adjustments that help maintain legibility of handwriting and marker colors in varying lighting conditions.
• Platform compatibility: Optimized for Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, and other major video conferencing services to ensure reliable whiteboard sharing during meetings.
• Installation footprint: Designed for mounting above or near displays in standard meeting rooms, with a compact profile that minimizes obstruction and desk clutter.
• Security and privacy: Designed to operate as a conferencing accessory, with standard device privacy and permission controls provided by the host platform to protect meeting content.

How to Install Logitech Scribe

Setting up Logitech Scribe is a straightforward process that minimizes downtime and maximizes collaboration time. Follow these steps to ensure optimal whiteboard capture in every meeting:

• Unbox and position: Place Scribe above or adjacent to your display where it has a clear, unobstructed view of the whiteboard. Ensure the whiteboard area you want to capture is fully visible within the camera’s field of view.
• Connect the device: Use the USB‑C cable to connect Scribe directly to your supported room system or conferencing device. If your setup requires a USB hub or dongle, connect it in line between Scribe and the host system to preserve bandwidth.
• Power and health check: Power on the room PC or conferencing device. Confirm that the host detects the Scribe camera in the device list or under camera sources in your meeting software.
• Configure the meeting platform: Open Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, or your preferred conferencing software. Select Logitech Scribe as the primary camera source for the room’s input. If prompted, grant necessary permissions for camera access and AI features.
• Calibrate and optimize: During the initial setup, run through any on‑screen prompts to calibrate framing and exposure. If your room has mixed lighting, adjust the camera angle and exposure settings to ensure whiteboard content remains sharp. Save the configuration for future meetings so Scribe automatically applies the optimal settings.
• Test a live session: Start a test call with a colleague in‑room and remotely. Verify that whiteboard content appears clearly in the meeting feed, and adjust glare or color balance if needed using the platform’s camera controls or any companion software provided by Logitech.
• Ongoing management: For larger fleets or multiple rooms, consider using centralized management tools to monitor camera health, firmware updates, and default room settings to maintain consistent performance across spaces.

Frequently asked questions

What is Logitech Scribe?
Logitech Scribe is an AI‑powered whiteboard camera designed to capture and share whiteboard content during video conferences. It integrates with popular meeting platforms like Microsoft Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms, enabling remote participants to see writing, diagrams, and annotations with high clarity in real time.

Which platforms does Scribe support?
Scribe is built to work with Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, and other leading video conferencing services. It is designed for easy plug‑and‑play use, so you can deploy it in most standard room configurations without complex software deployments.

Can Scribe capture handwritten content accurately?
Yes. Scribe uses AI‑driven image processing and a purpose‑built lens to enhance whiteboard text and drawings, optimizing contrast and sharpness so handwritten notes remain legible for remote attendees even when the room’s lighting varies.

What connectivity is required?
Scribe connects via USB‑C, enabling fast and reliable integration with supported room systems or conferencing devices. This keeps the setup clean and minimizes cable clutter on desktops and mounts.

Is there any setup or calibration I need to perform each time?
After the initial installation, Scribe is designed for seamless ongoing use. Minor adjustments to framing or exposure may be needed if room lighting changes, but the AI optimization typically maintains optimal whiteboard capture automatically.

Can Scribe be used in various room sizes?
Yes. Scribe is designed for both small huddle spaces and larger conference rooms. Its mounting flexibility and AI optimization help ensure whiteboard content remains readable regardless of room size or distance from the board.

Does Scribe affect video quality outside of whiteboard sharing?
Scribe is optimized for whiteboard capture and collaboration. While its primary strength is the whiteboard view, the camera’s general imaging quality also contributes to a clear, consistent overall meeting feed when the whiteboard isn’t the focal point.

Is there any special software required to use Scribe?
In most cases, Scribe works with standard meeting platforms through plug‑and‑play USB connectivity. Depending on your room setup, Logitech may offer companion software or management tools to fine‑tune AI settings, but these are optional for basic use.

What about privacy and security?
Scribe relies on the host platform’s permissions and privacy controls. When a meeting is not live, the camera remains inactive unless allowed by the platform, and access to the device is controlled by standard IT and administrator policies for conference rooms.

How do I upgrade or maintain Scribe?
Regular firmware updates ensure the device benefits from the latest AI improvements and compatibility enhancements with Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, and other services. Updates are typically delivered through the host platform or Logitech’s official software, with on‑screen prompts guiding you through the process.