Kandao has introduced a 360-degree webcam that uses AI, with the device positioned for hybrid meeting spaces, according to Forbes. The launch was reported by Forbes on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
The product falls into the category of cameras built to capture an entire room rather than a single forward-facing view. Forbes describes it as an AI webcam with 360-degree coverage, aimed at settings where some participants are in the room and others join remotely. Beyond the headline and summary, Forbes did not provide a full article text, so specifics such as pricing, availability, resolution, or the particular AI features have not been detailed in the available reporting.
Hybrid meeting spaces have become a common focus for hardware makers, since rooms that mix in-person and remote attendees create camera and audio challenges that standard laptop or desktop webcams often do not address. A camera that captures a full 360-degree view is one approach to keeping everyone in frame. Kandao's entry adds another option to that segment, per Forbes.
What to watch next: whether Kandao releases pricing, ship dates, and technical specifications, and how the company positions the webcam against other room-scale conferencing cameras already on the market.