Innex Omni and Innex Cube are both AI-powered 360° conference cameras, but they're built for different room sizes: Omni suits rooms of up to 10 people with built-in speaker and voice tracking, while Cube is a compact, USB-powered option for smaller huddle spaces of up to 6.
Buying more camera than a room needs is a common (and costly) mistake. A high-end video bar sized for a 12-person boardroom is overkill in a 4-person huddle space — and the reverse leaves bigger rooms underserved.
Unlike a fixed video bar mounted at the front of the room, a 360° camera sits on the table, right where the conversation happens. That puts every participant closer to the lens, for a more natural, inclusive view — and it's not locked into one meeting format. The same camera adapts to a group discussion, a single presenter, or anything in between, and can even be repositioned or used in ePTZ mode for more control. (We'll cover video bar vs. tabletop 360° in more depth in a future post — for now, let's get into how Omni and Cube compare.)
The Short Answer
Omni is the more capable system — larger mic range, built-in speaker, voice direction tracking, and two-way noise cancellation. It's built for huddle to mid-sized rooms where audio quality and AI smarts matter. Cube is compact, USB-powered, and designed for small huddle spaces or on-the-go setups where simplicity and portability are the priority.
Innex Omni: Full-Room Audio and Advanced AI
Innex Omni is an all-in-one conferencing system — 360° camera, microphone array, and speaker in one tabletop unit. It uses four 8MP lenses to deliver 4K video, and its AI tracks both motion and voice direction, keeping the active speaker in focus automatically.
The built-in speaker (3W x2) and two-way noise cancellation handle rooms where you need clear audio out, not just in. The mic array picks up voices up to 5m / 16.5ft — enough to cover a proper meeting room without daisy-chaining external mics.
Multiple AI video modes — speaker tracking, spotlight, picture-in-picture, conversation, Focus Zone, and manual ePTZ — give IT the flexibility to configure it for the specific room layout. You can also define Focus Zones and Ignore Zones to control exactly what the camera sees.
Where it fits:
• Meeting rooms for 1–10 people
• Rooms where audio quality is a priority (remote-heavy teams, training rooms)
• Spaces that need a single cable-managed all-in-one solution
• Deployments requiring advanced AI video modes and configurable zones
Innex Cube: Compact, Portable, Plug and Play
Innex Cube is built around simplicity. Four 5MP cameras capture 4K 360° video, with AI motion tracking keeping participants in frame. It runs entirely off USB-C — no power adapter needed — making it genuinely portable for teams that move between rooms or work from different locations.
Control is handled directly on the device: physical buttons, arrow keys, and a remote control let users switch video modes without touching any software. All AI modes run natively on the camera, so there's no app to install and nothing to configure on the host laptop.
Cube's mic range is 3m / 10ft, suited to small huddle spaces. It doesn't include a built-in speaker, so audio output relies on the room's existing setup or the connected device.
Where it fits:
• Small huddle rooms for 1–6 people
• On-the-go or multi-location setups
• Teams that need a no-software, no-config experience
• Budget-conscious deployments where a built-in speaker isn't required
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Omni | Cube | |
| Camera Sensors | 8MP x 4 | 5MP x 4 |
| Video Resolution | 4K | 4K |
| AI Tracking | Motion & Voice (DOA) | Motion only |
| Mic Pickup Range | 5m / 16.5ft | 3m / 10ft |
| Built-in Speaker | Yes (3W x2) | — |
| Noise Cancellation | Two-way | Noise cancelling mic |
| Power | USB-C + Power Adapter | USB-C only |
| Recommended Room Size | 1–10 people | 1–6 people |
One thing to note about Cube:
Cube tracks motion but not voice direction. In a room where multiple people are speaking, it won't automatically pivot to the active speaker the way Omni does.
The Right Camera for the Right Room
If you're outfitting a proper meeting room — one with regular multi-participant calls and expectations of good audio on both ends — Omni is the right fit. The built-in speaker, extended mic range, and voice tracking work together to give remote participants a fair experience, not just a view of the room.
If you're equipping a small huddle space or a user who moves between locations, Cube is the practical choice. USB-only power, physical controls, and a compact footprint mean it works anywhere without setup friction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Innex Omni or Innex Cube better for a boardroom?
Innex Omni is the better fit for boardrooms and mid-sized meeting rooms of up to 10 people. Its built-in speaker, 5m mic pickup range, and voice-direction tracking are built for larger spaces. Innex Cube is designed for smaller huddle rooms of up to 6 people.
Does Innex Cube support voice tracking?
No. Innex Cube uses AI motion tracking to keep participants in frame, but it does not track voice direction. Innex Omni supports both motion and voice-direction (DOA) tracking, which helps it automatically follow the active speaker in group discussions.
Can Innex Cube be used without a power adapter?
Yes. Innex Cube runs entirely off a USB-C connection, with no separate power adapter required. This makes it portable across rooms or locations. Innex Omni requires USB-C plus a power adapter to support its built-in speaker.
What is the difference between a 360° conference camera and a video bar?
A video bar is fixed at the front of the room, facing participants from one direction. A 360° conference camera like Innex Omni or Innex Cube sits on the table, capturing every participant from a closer, more natural angle, and can adapt to different meeting formats such as group discussions or single-presenter sessions.
