Logitech Tap Scheduler Overview and Setup - A Scheduling Panel for Any Meeting Space

Logitech Tap Scheduler is a purpose-built scheduling panel that can be easily installed to help workers find and book the right meeting space.
In this video, Holly Zhou, VC Product Marketing Manager, introduces Tap Scheduler’s features, describes what’s in the box, and illustrates how Tap Scheduler has been designed to be simple to set up, configure, and deploy for a variety of room environments.
Tap Scheduler works as a Microsoft Teams Panel, Zoom Rooms Scheduling Display, and is compatible with Meetio and Robin room scheduling solutions. Provide a professional install with the included glass, mullion, and wall mounts and clean cable routing. Count on Tap Scheduler for reliable performance with durable components that are built to last.
Be at the right room at the right time with Tap Scheduler.
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[paryzfilip]

Built for easy viewing: reflective as hell :D
I mean, it's definitely a great device but at least a foil for anti reflections would be nice :D

[iridescent]

In our office we just use Outlook calendar to view availability and book a room.

[mrcqql]

For the price you are asking each, our office can buy a loads of a4 papers forever and stick it to the wall. Lol

[sparkyUK]

This would have been great pre-covid, but we let all our office space go as we've all gone remote now. Looks nice though.

[leonleprof]

this is great! you have solution for in- and outside the meeting room

[nikhilverma]

The consumerism is real with this one.

[RanDom-plfx]

799 for this is a little overkill. Could do with just basic tablets and led lights if needed

[superhydrocarbon]

We have iPads fixed outside our meeting rooms running some sort of application, though I do feel using iPads for that is a bit of an overkill.

[adityadutta]

Budget officer be like: Yo, I got no money. Meeting for this agenda will be in room 101 down the hallway.

[williampaul]

You could just release the application and I assume any iPad or Android Table can do the same. If logitech willing to provide full integration between their product and other brands.

[radekt.]

I did something similar for my school with esp and eink displays... It was cool

[martinui]

Muy útil ahora que estamos todos en HomeOffice, instalare uno en mi habitación :)

[thomeralgo]

Looks like a usefull product, but why mentioning the Wifi integration when the suggested (or only) way to power the device is over POE? It already has a (more reliable) data connection built in, so why would I use Wifi?

[meowmaple]

idk man, i mean any tablet can be configured to do this...

[tadas]

Looks like a great product but about three years late to the market.

[StacyODell]

I came up with this idea 15 years ago. Wish I would have tried to develop it.

[rickslife]

Probably ok for hotel meeting rooms. But an office? I mean who’s in an office these days.

[aborda]

hey you can sell this to WeWork, but I guess the rest of the offices are ok .. they know how to to find their meeting rooms and use outlook. The idea is good. But the price makes and use make it a No No.. for any office manager or a business owner. Good product thinking

[uploader]

Do you know what else shows room availability?

Windows

[VagradWorld]

make this device to be like a HomeKit controller and you are golden