Huddly Crew Add-On L1 20.3 MP Black 5760 x 3240 pixels 30 fps

Huddly Crew Add-On L1 is an add-on camera for Huddly Crew meeting systems, designed to capture participants from multiple angles and to work with Huddly Director for real-time meeting editing. The camera features a 20.3 MP CMOS sensor, a wide-angle lens with a 103° field of view, up to 5760 × 3240 pixel resolution at 30 fps and 5× digital zoom. It supports USB plug-and-play and various mounting options and is intended for use in conference rooms, boardrooms and collaboration areas.

Advantages

The add-on delivers premium video quality with high-resolution imaging and image enhancement functions such as automatic white balance, color correction and optical aberration correction. Its modular hardware design allows flexible placement to suit different room layouts. Huddly Director provides AI-driven real-time editing to switch shots between speaker-focused and collaboration-focused views, while software-upgradeability ensures the system can receive new features and improvements over time.

Suitable for

• High-quality video conferencing in conference rooms
• Boardroom meetings with a defined primary speaker
• Workshops and collaborative team sessions
• Presentations and hybrid meetings requiring clear room overview

Key specifications

• Sensor: 20.3 MP CMOS
• Maximum resolution: 5760 × 3240 pixels at 30 fps
• Field of view: 103°
• Zoom: 5× digital zoom
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.6 kg
• Connectivity: USB plug-and-play

How to use

Connect the Huddly Crew Add-On L1 to your meeting system via USB; the cameras auto-discover each other and integrate with Huddly Director without manual configuration. Position the add-on cameras to cover different angles of the room according to your layout, then select the preferred Huddly Director mode—Speaker for a primary-speaker focus or Collaboration to capture multiple participants and listener reactions. Use the host software to adjust framing and enable image enhancement features if needed.

Recommendations

Place add-on units to provide complementary angles to the main camera — for example, flank positions to capture side views or a rear unit for a full-room overview. Ensure stable mounts and USB connections, and keep firmware updated to benefit from software improvements and new AI modes.