Squirrels Mirroring Engine
Every protocol in the room.
Whatever a person walks in with, the engine already speaks its language.
inside your firmware · under your brand
Connect them all at once. A phone, a laptop and a tablet share into the same room without anyone installing software or changing settings.
Built to disappear into what you’re already shipping.
yours / not oursPeople share from what’s already on their device. There’s no app to find or download. You can also build your own branded sender app on SSP and own the entire experience end to end.
senderCross-platform, cross-SoC, ~20MB footprint. Light enough to sit inside a device that’s already doing a dozen other jobs.
hardwareFull runtime control via a comprehensive API: which protocols run, what connects, connection limits, auth, resolution. The mirroring layer behaves the way you decide.
controlEvery pixel is yours from connection prompts and idle screens to naming and layout. There’s no Squirrels mark anywhere. It’s easy to forget we’re there. That’s deliberate.
white-labelEach release folds in whatever one licensee’s hardware turned up. A bug one customer hits gets fixed for the whole install base. New releases available quarterly.
maintenanceOne engine. Two ways to ship.
Mirror straight to your hardware
The engine receives from any device in the room, decodes and hands your firmware display-ready frames. Your UI runs the whole sharing experience. The engine powers collaboration in boards, bars, displays, boxes, dongles and more.
Wireless input to room platforms
The same engine can present itself as a standard content input, so Teams, Zoom or Meet takes wireless sharing like a wired source. No need to start a meeting just to share locally.
See the before and after ↓New capability · built into the engine
Wireless input for any room system.
To share a screen in the room, your screen shouldn’t have to leave it.
Today, putting your laptop on a room display means hosting a video meeting and routing your screen out through the cloud just to reach a wall a few feet away. Embedded wireless input drops the whole round trip.
Host a meeting just to share
- 1Walk into the room
- 2Open your laptop
- 3Start a meeting on the room system
- 4Join that meeting from your laptop
- 5Share your screen into the meeting
- 6End the meeting when you’re done
Where your screen travels
Your screen leaves the building and comes back. That’s an unnecessary cloud round trip to reach a display in the same room.
Share straight to the screen
- 1Walk into the room
- 2Open your laptop
- 3Share your display
- 4Stop sharing when you’re done
Where your screen travels
Nothing crosses the internet, and there’s no meeting to start just to share. Your content never leaves the room.
No hosted meeting. No cloud round trip. Your content stays in the room. It makes sense. Embedded in the bar’s firmware and presented as a standard content input, it works with any room system: Teams, Zoom, Meet and whatever comes next.
The platform sees a normal wired source.
how it worksIt’s the same mirroring engine you already trust, doing one more thing: presenting itself as a standard content input the platform already accepts, an HDMI or other video ingest source.
You’re not asking the platform to accept anything new — so there’s no certification gauntlet to run for a sharing feature. Embedded in the bar’s firmware, it works with any room system: Teams, Zoom, Meet and whatever comes next. Nothing crosses the internet; the content never leaves the room, which the security team likes as much as the user does.
Evaluate it on your own hardware.
The best way to evaluate the Mirroring Engine is on your own hardware. Contact us to start your evaluation.
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