Airtame
Airtame is a Danish technology company founded in 2013 that provides a cloud-managed platform combining wireless screen sharing, video conferencing, digital signage, emergency alerts, and remote device management. Its solutions span proprietary hardware (Airtame 3, Airtame Go) and a hardware-free software tier (Virtual Airtame), used by over 10,000 organizations in more than 100 countries, primarily in education and business settings.},
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Airtame's portfolio centers on a unified cloud platform delivered across three hardware/software tiers:
- Airtame 3: flagship hardware device for screen sharing, video conferencing, and signage in meeting rooms and classrooms
- Airtame Go: lower-cost hardware bundle (stick + core) aimed at budget-conscious classrooms and shared spaces
- Virtual Airtame: software-only tier bringing the full platform experience to existing Windows/Android displays and OEM hardware (Neat, Jabra, SMART Board iQ4+, Amazon Signage Stick)
- Airtame Cloud: centralized management console for remote deployment, monitoring, and updates across a mixed device fleet
- Core use cases across the portfolio: screen sharing, video conferencing (Teams/Zoom/Meet/Webex agnostic), digital signage, emergency alerts, and remote device management
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