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The D7X AI runs Microsoft Teams Rooms on the platform Microsoft builds first and supports best. On-device AI sees, hears, and frames every person in the room as an equal participant.
You run Teams. You license Copilot. You expect smarter meetings.
But generic cameras feed Teams a single wide frame. Generic mics pick up one muddled stream. So Copilot attributes action items to "someone in the room."
Platform Foundation | Windows First.
Microsoft builds Teams for Windows first and supports it best. The D7X AI runs on that platform.
New features land on launch day.
Windows is Microsoft's first-release platform. New Teams capabilities and Copilot features arrive without a separate platform development cycle.
Manage it like every other endpoint.
Native Windows endpoint. Intune, Autopilot, Group Policy. The same tools your IT fleet already runs. Windows-level security baseline, not a proprietary appliance OS.
Copilot works the way it's supposed to.
Speaker recognition, attributed transcripts, accurate action items. Copilot does its job because the room captures who said what, not "someone in the room."
On-Device Intelligence | Room-Aware AI.
On-device AI keeps the meeting focused on the people in the room - whether the board is wall-mounted, on a cart, or in an open workspace.
Maps the room in 3D.
Two AI depth sensors with a combined 160° field of view. Vision Transformer depth sensing assigns real-world distance to every pixel.
InclusiZone boundary, set automatically.
The device understands the spatial boundary of the meeting on its own. No external sensors. No manual setup.
Real participants, not passersby.
Distinguishes living 3D people from photos, reflections, and people walking past glass walls.
mart Gallery | Every Voice. Every Face.
Every real person in the room shows up individually in Teams Smart Gallery - with the best shot, the right exposure, and their voice captured in the clear.
Per-face exposure.
A 48MP center camera captures the full room. AI extracts each person individually and adjusts brightness per face. Backlit windows and mixed lighting handled per person, not per room.
Voice in 3D space.
A 15-element beamforming microphone array with depth-anchored voice localization knows where each speaker is physically, and balances voices in real time. Not just directional beamforming.
Clear speech across the room.
3D AI noise suppression and generative speech enhancement recover intelligibility at distance, even in noisy or echo-heavy rooms.
Platform Ready | Built on the Microsoft platform.
Designed for Microsoft Teams Rooms. Copilot ready. Native Windows 11. Also runs Zoom Rooms - one device, switch platforms without changing hardware.
| General Information | |
| Manufacturer | DTEN Inc. |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DB7U1R475E |
| Manufacturer Website Address | http://dten.com |
| Brand Name | DTEN |
| Product Series | D7X |
| Product Model | DB7U1R475E |
| Product Name | D7X DB7U1R475E Collaboration Display |
| Product Type | Collaboration Display |
| Display & Graphics | |
| Viewable Screen Size | 75" |
| Screen Size Class | 75" |
| Display Screen Type | LCD |
| Backlight Technology | LED |
| Screen Mode | 4K UHD |
| Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| Scan Format | 2160p |
| Touchscreen Information | |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Multi-touch Screen | Yes |
| Number of Touch Points | 20 |
| Touchscreen Technology | Capacitive |
| Processor & Chipset | |
| Processor Manufacturer | ARM |
| Processor Core | Octa-core (8 Core) |
| Audio | |
| Speakers | Yes |
| Number of Speakers | 2 |
| Microphone | Yes |
| Number of Microphone Array Elements | 15 |
| RMS Output Power | 40 W |
| Camera | |
| Webcam | Yes |
| Software | |
| Operating System Platform | Windows |
| Operating System | Windows 11 |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| VESA Mount Compatible | Yes |
| VESA Mount Standard | 400 x 300 |
| Mount Surface | Wall |
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