Logic launches Express Pod for larger meeting rooms

LOGIC has launched Express Pod, a modular AV framework for meeting and collaboration spaces, aimed at commercial display installations from 65 to 98 inches.

The freestanding structure combines display mounting and support for a video bar camera in a single framework. Its core structure can be assembled in about 15 minutes using a tool-free threaded knob locking mechanism.

Express Pod is part of LOGIC's Workspaces portfolio, which covers different room formats for workplace collaboration. The new product is positioned for larger meeting rooms, while HudlDock is designed for smaller huddle-room settings in a tabletop format.

The launch comes as companies seek meeting-room systems that can be installed or reconfigured without extensive building work. The freestanding design is intended to reduce reliance on permanent wall-mounted infrastructure and limit disruption in existing workspaces.

It also supports a range of display and video bar combinations rather than tying buyers to a single equipment brand. This allows organisations to change or upgrade collaboration hardware over time without replacing the wider structure.

Installation focus

According to LOGIC, the product has been designed to shorten on-site installation times for larger display deployments. Its compact footprint is intended to reduce the impact of installation in working environments, while the modular construction supports later reconfiguration.

The product supports commercial displays from 65 to 98 inches and is designed for professional collaboration settings that need integrated display and video bar arrangements in a single unit.

Pankaj Bellad, Chief Business Officer at Online Instruments, outlined the rationale for the launch.

"Meeting spaces can no longer be planned around rigid infrastructure and lengthy installation cycles. With Express Pod, we wanted to make larger-format AV deployment faster and easier to manage. The ability to assemble the core structure in around 15 minutes gives enterprises and integrators much more flexibility in how they create and scale collaboration spaces," said Pankaj Bellad, Chief Business Officer at Online Instruments.

Portfolio expansion

Express Pod broadens the company's workplace product line as demand grows for meeting spaces that can be adapted to different layouts and technology needs. The framework is intended for organisations that want to deploy collaboration rooms without prolonged installation or structural changes to walls and interiors.

LOGIC is the visual solutions brand of India-based Online Instruments. Its range includes digital signage, interactive flat panels and active LED displays, alongside connectivity and mounting products for AV installations.

The launch of Express Pod adds a modular option for companies fitting out larger meeting spaces where displays and video bars need to be integrated into a single freestanding system.