4 posts tagged with "virtual situation room"

Virtual situation rooms are a quick way to build a command and control structure, and since they are virtual, they do not require physical space and can be created in large numbers to give teams room to collaborate.

Welcome to a series of posts​

I will guide you through creating a virtual situation room in this series. It will have the following episodes.

1. Creating a virtual situation room
   Creating rooms, different kinds of users
2. Connecting the virtual situation room
   Inviting participants, adding sources
3. Optimize the layout
   Custom Layout
4. Permalink rooms
   Different usage, standard ops only?

In the first part, we looked at creating the virtual situation room. Further, we looked at the authentication and users. We will now consider bringing the participants into the room and adding sources.

In Part 3 of our Series, we will look at the layout functionalities of the Eyeson One View API. Since Eyeson is built on top of a next-generation MCU, you can be sure that everyone sees the same things at the same time. So, the Layout is applied by the MCU and can not be changed individually.

Permalinks in Eyeson allow developers to create pre-defined meeting rooms with shareable and permanent guest links, enabling meeting setup and invitation distribution before the actual meeting starts.