
Owl Bar combines front-of-room video and audio with compatible tabletop-camera pairing.
Owl Bar combines front-of-room video with built-in audio instead of requiring separate microphones and a speaker. The official page describes AI-based speaker recognition and tracking that selects views of active participants.
Pairing with a Meeting Owl 3 or 4+ adds a second camera position at the table. This configuration gives the system front and center perspectives when participants turn between a display and colleagues in the room.
Owl Bar's camera covers a fixed 114-degree field of view from the front of the room. A buyer seeking simultaneous perspectives around a table needs a compatible Meeting Owl in addition to the bar.
The recommended installation places the bar below the room display with clearance above the table. Its published 11-foot video radius and 18-foot audio pickup radius also bound the coverage offered by a single device.
The captured US storefront lists Owl Bar at a promotional price of USD 1,439 against USD 1,799. The Add to Cart purchase sells a physical conferencing device with a two-year warranty and included table or wall mounting hardware.
The page also offers an Owl Bar and Meeting Owl 4+ bundle and a separately sold TV mount. Buyers can therefore choose a standalone front-of-room installation or purchase additional hardware for a second meeting-room perspective.
Owl Bar is a front-of-room conferencing device combining a 4K camera, four omnidirectional microphones, and a speaker. Its official specifications state a 114-degree field of view, an 11-foot video radius, and an 18-foot audio pickup radius.
The bar operates alone in smaller meeting rooms or pairs with a compatible Meeting Owl to add a table-level perspective. Microsoft Teams certification and support for major web-based platforms let a host computer use existing conferencing software.