We’ll walk through the setup experience and what to expect when the MTRoA is configured and ready to use in Personal Mode. The benefit of this simple deployment model is that the MTRoA device in Personal Mode is self-deploy for an employee because Android-based Teams devices have been updated for easier self-setup.
In the example below, an MTRoA deployed to a home environment in Personal Mode requires only the power and HDMI cabling to a screen and the device can be placed similar to a sound bar or consumer video device like the Facebook Portal TV: Figure 2: A Microsoft Teams Room on Android deployed to the home Due to features such as background effects, live captions and proximity join being available in MTRoA’s Personal Mode today, the experience is extremely good. Today, some of the vision hasn’t yet actualized, but the core concepts will arrive as part of the new Front Row view later this year. At Microsoft Ignite 2021 (Spring Edition), Microsoft demonstrated their vision for this scenario as part of their F uture of Work demo: Figure 1: Microsoft’s vision for personal collaboration spaces using Microsoft Teams Rooms. You might want to buy and deploy MTRoA devices to staff that work from home and wish to use a bigger screen for meetings, or have their own office and will benefit from a wall-mounted display. A touch panel becomes optional (and maybe not even desired) and setup and sign-in is near-identical to a Teams Phone or Display a user signs into the device as their own account and then can join their meetings. In a meeting room scenario, typically you will pair a Microsoft Teams Room on Android device with a touch panel for the center of the room, and create a meeting room account that people can book.
Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android (MTRoA) – formerly known as Collaboration Bars, are designed to cater for both smaller meeting rooms and for individual users – known as personal mode.
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