Optoma Unveils Hyve Collaboration Hub

A Unified Management Solution for All Display Devices

TAIPEI, Dec. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Optoma, a global leader in display solutions, today announced the launch of its latest innovation – the Optoma Hyve Collaboration Hub. This groundbreaking smart hardware device enables seamless integration and unified management of both legacy and multi-brand display devices within a single network domain, facilitating an unprecedented transformation in display management.

The launch of the Hyve Collaboration Hub represents a major milestone for Optoma in display devices and remote management. Historically, users have faced limitations due to the requirement for brand-specific hardware and software, leading to increased setup complexity, restricted cross-brand collaboration, and higher replacement costs during upgrades. Designed to surmount these obstacles, the Hyve Collaboration Hub centralizes the control of various display devices, regardless of brand or model. From outdated models lacking smart capabilities to existing displays from multiple brands, the Hyve Collaboration Hub transforms them into a cohesive, fully interactive display ecosystem.

Unified Management, Effortless Control

The Hyve Collaboration Hub stands out with its cross-brand and cross-model compatibility. Leveraging Optoma's proprietary OMS (Optoma Management System) software, these display devices can be centrally managed and configured for scheduled messaging, enabling users to update and manage content seamlessly from any location at any time. This significantly boosts operational efficiency and helps businesses reduce labor costs, achieving intelligent, automated display management.

Moreover, OMS tailors display device performance and status to the usage environment. Whether in shopping malls, conference rooms, or classrooms, users can fine-tune settings with precision. By analyzing device usage data, OMS predicts potential issues in advance, preventing losses due to equipment failures and enhancing device stability and lifespan.

The Power Behind the Innovation

Optoma remains steadfast in its commitment to display technology research and development. The launch of the Hyve Collaboration Hub marks a strategic expansion into display management and smart services. Leveraging deep technical expertise, Optoma has enhanced display device capabilities, excelling in performance enhancement, energy efficiency, and remote monitoring and maintenance. This milestone is driven by Optoma's emphasis on seamless software-hardware integration, utilizing extensive data collection and intelligent analysis to maximize the effectiveness of every display device.

Expanding Markets, Elevating Display Experiences

The Hyve Collaboration Hub introduces a revolutionary display management experience, offering versatile and efficient solutions for digital signage, smart classrooms, business meetings, and various industry applications. With the Hyve Collaboration Hub's widespread adoption, Optoma will continue to spearhead innovations in display technology and intelligent management, providing smarter, more convenient experiences for global users.

Gordon Wu, General Manager of Optoma Asia Pacific, said, "As display devices become more prevalent and application scenarios diversify, corporate demands for display management are on the rise. The Hyve Collaboration Hub transcends brand and model limitations, enabling cross-brand collaboration and smart management to optimize device performance and lead the way in digital transformations. Additionally, minimizing the need for device replacements aligns with our commitment to environmental protection."

About Optoma

Optoma, a global leader in display solutions, is committed to delivering efficient and innovative technologies across industries. With a range of products from projectors to monitors and smart display systems, Optoma adheres to the core principle of "constant innovation," driving advancements and applications in display technology to offer clients exceptional visual experiences and streamlined management.

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Optoma Unveils Hyve Collaboration Hub

CHONGQING, China, Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from Xinhua Silk Road:

From "leading in scale" to "quality-led transformative growth", the shift currently affecting China's auto industry was brought under the spotlight during the recent 2026 Automotive New Quality Productive Force Development Forum.

Organized by China Economic Information Service and China Certification & Inspection Group, the event, held in Jiulongpo District of Chongqing, attracted a cohort of business representatives from the auto manufacturing and intelligent driving sectors.

As electric vehicle output and intelligent driving burgeon domestically, transformative growth instead of economy of scale remains a critical issue particularly for Chongqing, a leading auto- and motorcycle-producing city on its way to becoming a high-end player in the global value chain.

Regarding industry pain points such as high intelligent driving penetration yet low user trust, He Gang, vice president of Changan Automobile, stressed the significance of enhancing users' sense of safety.

Via its all-weather dark-room laboratory and world models for smart driving, the Chongqing-based company is improving driving stability under extreme conditions and enabling advance detection of hazardous obstacles to build a three-pronged safety system.

He Liyang, president of Seres, outlined a set of principles centered on safety and performance that the company has consistently upheld in its development, saying "safety is the utmost luxury worth pursuing."

To reduce homogeneous competition, Cao Li, senior vice president of Leapmotor, highlighted the importance of full-domain self-reliant research and manufacturing to navigate industry cycles.

With more than 65 percent of core parts developed and made by itself, the company, which owns 18 super factories, has built a closed-loop industrial cluster to keep quality, cost, and iteration efficiency fully under control.

In the face of industry controversies over powertrain technology routes, Wu Jian, a member of GAC Group's strategy committee, said that traditional overseas powertrain technology routes have limitations in terms of intelligent adaptation.

Powertrains with Chinese characteristics can only be developed by delving into technologies that adapt to local scenarios and integrate well with vehicle intelligent systems, noted Wu, adding that after 20 years of independent R&D, the company now boasts three powertrain technology series for range-extended, plug-in hybrid, and hybrid electric vehicles.

As for "going global", Wu Yongqiao, president of Bosch's intelligent driving and control system division in China, said the company's smart driving business is deeply involved in local innovation while aligning with overseas laws and regulations to facilitate the global expansion of Chinese auto companies.

To leverage technology for social good, Tang Guomei, deputy president of Sevnce Robotics, said the company focuses on resolving industry security dilemmas in special scenarios.

Addressing industry dilemmas such as insufficient cognitive generalization and causal reasoning in the evolution of intelligent driving systems, Yang Mu, CTO of Chongqing Afari Technology, a Chongqing-headquartered smart driving business, said the company is building a native intelligent driving base model by integrating large language models with intelligent driving models to strengthen smart vehicles' capabilities in scene understanding, logical reasoning, and risk prediction.

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Chinese auto leaders seek solutions for transformative growth at forum held in Chongqing