The Google Meet suite of products was designed to be a discreet, collaboration-focused conferencing system made to help people feel like they’re working together, not just meeting together.

Series One is designed to be configured for a variety of environments and settings, from smaller, more personal settings, all the way up to the largest of boardrooms. A cohesive design language was formulated from soft, simple gestures, rounded edges, and minimal lines, resulting in a modular family of familiar, yet unassuming products.

Designed for dynamic teamwork, Board 65 can be configured to be freestanding or wall-mounted, creating collaborative spaces anywhere. Desk 27 provides an engaging touch and draw experience made for desks or personal conference spaces, functioning as an all-in-one desktop computer, or an additional monitor paired with a laptop.

The success of this product suite comes from the seamless blend of digital and physical experience. Thoughtful details such as a simple magnetic stylus dock, seamless color coded cabling, and a single power connection that works across all devices, ensure that the tech disappears, allowing users to focus more on collaboration than the hardware itself.

With a focus on industrial design and design development, Aruliden’s six-year collaboration with Google Workspace, and leading display manufacturer, Avocor, has helped deliver equitable conferencing experiences from personal to enterprise environments, enabling everyone to contribute equally from home and the office.