AISpeech has introduced two new communication products aimed at improving audio and video experiences in classrooms, meetings, training spaces, and other interactive environments. The company presented the MT200 Multimodal AI Audio-Visual Tracking Box and the MC04 Education Ceiling Microphone during a global virtual launch held on September 17, 2026. More than 100 distributors and system integrators from different regions joined the online event.
AISpeech Brings New Technology to Education
The launch highlights the growing role of advanced communication systems in modern education. As classrooms increasingly support presentations, remote participation, recorded lessons, and hybrid sessions, reliable audio and video have become important parts of the learning environment.
AISpeech used the global event to present its wider solutions for smart classrooms, offices, mobility, connected spaces, and other communication settings. International partners also received a virtual tour of the company’s headquarters in Suzhou, China, providing an overview of its research and development work.
For educational institutions, the focus is not only on adding new equipment but also on making classroom communication easier to manage. Clear voice pickup can help teachers remain audible, while better tracking and recording capabilities can support sessions involving multiple speakers.
MC04 Education Ceiling Microphone Focuses on Classroom Audio
The MC04 Education Ceiling Microphone is designed for compact interactive classrooms. It uses a 24-element MEMS microphone array and AISpeech’s ClearSpeakAI technology to capture speech from the teaching area while helping reduce surrounding classroom noise.
One of the product’s practical features is its ability to work with existing audio hardware. This design can allow schools to improve classroom voice coverage without requiring extensive changes to their existing setup.
The microphone is intended for environments where teachers regularly move around or speak from different positions during lessons. Better voice pickup can also be useful during classroom discussions, presentations, and interactive teaching sessions.
MT200 Supports Speaker Tracking for Hybrid Sessions
The second product, the MT200 Multimodal AI Audio-Visual Tracking Box, is designed for hybrid meetings and other spaces where speakers may change frequently.
The system combines sound-source positioning with visual sensing to identify the active speaker and direct the camera toward that person. AISpeech says the system does not require preset camera positions or manual camera control. It is also designed to reduce pre-installation configuration requirements.
Although the MT200 is positioned for conferencing, its capabilities can also apply to educational settings. Lecture rooms, training centres, online classes, and hybrid learning sessions can involve several speakers, making automated speaker tracking useful for remote participants and recorded content.
Live Demonstrations Highlight Practical Applications
During the virtual launch, AISpeech demonstrated its products in a conference environment. The demonstrations covered functions such as voice reinforcement, background-noise reduction, reverberation control, echo cancellation, smart mute zones, and voice-activated camera tracking.
These demonstrations showed how the products are designed to operate in real communication environments rather than being limited to individual classroom or meeting functions.
AISpeech Expands Its Global Education Reach
The new product launch reflects AISpeech’s wider focus on international markets and applications across education, enterprise, hospitality, exhibitions, and meeting environments. The company plans to continue working with global partners as it expands these solutions.
For education providers, the MC04 Education Ceiling Microphone offers a classroom-focused approach to clearer voice communication, while the MT200 Multimodal AI Audio-Visual Tracking Box addresses speaker tracking in hybrid and interactive environments. Together, the products show how communication technology is becoming increasingly connected to the way classrooms, training sessions, and collaborative spaces operate.
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