This is the new Rally AI Camera with double lens and 4K vision

We have been to ISE 2026 and we have taken advantage of our visit to Pavilion 2 to go directly to stand 2K100. There, Logitech has deployed a complete catalog focused on solving the challenges of Hybrid work and the management of complex spaces. Although the space was full of well-known peripherals, we wanted to focus on the renewal of its professional image line, led by two new devices designed to raise the standard of corporate video conferencing: the Rally AI family. As you see, Logitech is much more than products gaming and for the final consumer.

The undisputed protagonist of the space has been the Rally AI Camera Pro. We got a close look at this PTZ (pan, tilt and zoom) device designed for large boardrooms and auditoriums. Its most notable feature is a dual-lens system that works in conjunction with RightSight 2 artificial intelligence. On a technical level, the camera offers resolutions up to 4K at 30 fps and a powerful 15x total zoom (combining 5x optical and 3x digital). In addition, it integrates an array of 8 omnidirectional microphones with beam-forming technology, ensuring that the audio is at par with the image.

Along with the Pro model, Logitech has shown the standard version, the Rally AI Camera. This model is committed to a much more discreet and low-profile design, ideal for architects and designers looking for technology that does not break the aesthetics of the room. Despite its compact size, it offers a 115.7-degree diagonal field of view and 4x digital zoom in high definition.

Both models share the ability to process AI framing and focus, as well as PoE connectivity to simplify single-cable installation.

The office of the future, according to Logitech: space management and immersive audio

Beyond the image, our visit to the stand has revealed other innovations focused on managing the work environment. The device has caught our attention Logitech Spota “three-in-one” solution that goes beyond booking rooms. This small hardware detects actual space occupancy to release unused reserves and monitors environmental conditions, such as temperature, to optimize comfort and energy consumption.

In the personal audio section, the company has exhibited the headphones Zone Wireless 2 ES. Inspired by the comfort of the gaming sector, but adapted to the business, these headphones promise AI-based noise suppression for both the user and the interlocutor. According to the data provided, its wireless range reaches up to 50 meters, allowing great mobility in open offices.

Finally, we have been able to observe the Rally Board 65a collaborative screen that stands out for its ability to rotate 180 degrees. This swivel allows the camera to be positioned at the bottom, facilitating eye contact at eye level when used in standing configurations or mobile carts. The display was completed with the presence of the MX series, including the MX Master 4 mouse and the MX creative console, demonstrating that Logitech seeks to cover every inch of the modern desktop.