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Microsoft Teams Rooms: Identify in-room participants with IntelliFrame people labels

Microsoft Teams Rooms: Identify in-room participants with IntelliFrame people labels

Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows will introduce IntelliFrame people labels to identify in-room participants by name and show contact cards for remote attendees, enhancing hybrid meetings. The feature rolls out worldwide in September 2026, requires Teams Rooms Pro licenses, supports voice and face recognition enrollment, and is enabled automatically when prerequisites are met. What and Why: We’re introducing IntelliFrame people labels in Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows to improve meeting clarity and inclusivity for remote participants. When enabled, this feature identifies in-room participants by name and displays a contact card, helping remote attendees easily recognize speakers and follow conversations. This enhancement supports better hybrid meeting experiences by connecting in-room and remote participants more effectively, improving collaboration and productivity. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 566700. Rollout Schedule: General Availability (Worldwide, GCC): Beginning early September 2026; expected to complete by late September 2026 Impact on Your Organization: Who is affected: Organizations using Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows with Teams Rooms Pro licenses In-room participants who have enrolled in voice and face recognition (People Recognition) Platforms/Services: Microsoft Teams Teams Rooms on Windows devices Supported intelligent camera hardware What will happen: IntelliFrame will display name labels under identified in-room participants’ video feeds. Remote participants can select a label to view a contact card with organizational details. The feature is enabled automatically when prerequisites are met. Existing Teams meeting policies for voice and face enrollment are honored. Participants without enrolled profiles will appear without labels. No change occurs if voice and face enrollment is disabled in your organization. Action Required/Recommendations: No action is required to enable this feature. To maximize value, administrators may: Review and confirm Teams Rooms devices: Ensure devices are licensed with Teams Rooms Pro. Verify use of supported intelligent cameras. Review and update meeting policies: Allow enrollment: Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -EnrollUserOverride Enabled. Enable name display in rooms: Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -RoomPeopleNameUserOverride On. Encourage users to enroll in voice and face recognition: Teams > Settings > Recognition. Update internal documentation and helpdesk guidance. Notify users about this capability to drive awareness and adoption. To disable IntelliFrame people labels, administrators can: Turn off in-room […]

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