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OrpheusCast

Much more than screen sharing

Walk in. The room is ready.

The screen greets you, you share instantly with nothing to install, and while you’re inside it tells you what matters.

With the room empty, the screen shows Workplace notices: there’s an afterwork today.
The first people walk in: the sensor notices and the screen says hello.
It tells them which meeting it is and how to share: plug in the button.
Marta plugs the Cast Button into her laptop and presses it. And she’s sharing. Nothing to install, no cables.
Or they join the video call with the room’s camera and sound.
When they leave, the screen says goodbye and the room is free again.

You already have the TV. Now put it to work.

Today it’s a black screen until someone plugs in a cable. Orpheus Cast adds a receiver behind it and a button on the table.

  1. 1The Cast ButtonFor the table: plug it into the laptop’s USB-C and press to share.
  2. 2The receiverIt receives what you share and puts it on the TV.
  3. 3The TV you already haveThe receiver goes behind it, out of sight.
  4. 4One network cableIt brings both connection and power (PoE).
  5. 5USB to the barThe room’s camera, mic and speaker, plugged into the receiver.
  6. 6HDMI to the TVOne cable up to the screen.
  7. 7And the room is readyThe screen comes on and greets you. The Cast Button waits on the table.

Ten minutes hunting for the adapter. For five people, fifty.

The HDMI doesn’t reach and you end up in a video call to see something two metres away. With Orpheus Cast, you plug in the button and you’re off.

10 minto get started

5people in the room

50 minof team time, lost

How sharing works.

With a cable, too
A USB-C cable coming out of the middle of the table: plug it in and the screen switches by itself. Nothing to go missing.
Visitors
Need nothing: no app, no account with your company, no drivers. They share instantly.
AirPlay, Miracast and Chromecast
You can share this way too, from a laptop or a phone.

One person alone in a room for six. And ten squeezed into one for six.

The screen tells everyone where they’d be better off: the free Phone Booth if you’re alone, a room that fits you all if there are too many of you.

The screen shows them the nearest free Phone Booth, on the floor plan.
Someone walks alone into a room for six.
The screen shows them the nearest free Phone Booth, on the floor plan.
If ten people walk into a room for six, the screen tells them.
And points them, on the floor plan, to the nearest free room that fits them all.

The all-staff email, unopened. The poster in the lift, invisible.

Write the notice once and it shows on the screens of one room, one floor or the whole building.

Workplace notices

Headquarters

Image

Where it shows

In rooms in a meeting, once it ends

1 screen

Today’s menu, a client visit or Friday’s afterwork.

And with Orpheus Cafe, the canteen too.

At lunchtime, the screen shows the canteen queue and when rush hour comes.

See Orpheus Cafe

“Will you be long?” Nobody should have to ask.

When a few minutes are left, the screen says so calmly. Nobody has to knock.

The room’s video bar cost a fortune. And you’re all talking into one laptop’s mic.

With Orpheus Cast, one click and the call uses the room’s camera, mic and speaker, first time, every meeting. With Teams, Google Meet or Zoom.

IT installs the Orpheus app on laptops once.

Another device on the network? This one you sign off fast.

Set up in 30 seconds.

Plug the receiver into the network cable, a QR code appears on the TV, scan it and choose the room. No remote, no keyboard.

Every screen, in one panel.

IT sees every room at a glance, next to the Orpheus Meet tablets: whether the screen is online, what it shows and whether something is wrong.

Nothing to install to present
No drivers or apps to share a screen, on Windows and Mac. The app is only for video calls with the room camera, and you install it yourselves.
What you share stays in the room
It goes from the laptop to the screen inside your network, never over the internet. Every receiver has its own password.
Works with everything
Cast Button, USB-C cable, AirPlay, Miracast and Chromecast. Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android.
With the screen you already have
The receiver sits behind the room’s TV or monitor, over HDMI, and is powered over the same network cable (PoE).

Let every room greet you ready.

We’ll show you Orpheus Cast in a room like yours, and you roll it out room by room.