Voice recognition: - Teams automatically recognizes when you’re speaking.
- Your name appears on the screen as the speaker.
- Transcription associates what you say with your name.
- Copilot can answer questions like “What did Martin say?” and create person-specific summaries.
Face recognition: - Teams recognizes your face and knows you’re in the room.
- If there are multiple people in front of one camera in a room, Teams can tell who’s who.
- Your name may appear at the edge of your video window or on the room camera image.
Display your name on screen Once your profiles are set up, Teams automatically displays: - your name when you’re in the frame
- your name when you start speaking
- your performance in transcription and Copilot summaries
Automatic camera focus If the room uses conference room settings (such as Logitech Rally + microphones): - the camera zooms in and focuses on the active speaker
- when the speaker changes, the focus automatically moves to the new speaker
- multiple people in the room appear as separate “panels,” as if they were on separate cameras
For the user - A voice and face profile is optional, but without it, Teams may not:
- display your name when you speak or are on camera;
- link your talk in transcription and Copilot responses.
- Profiles are saved to your Microsoft account and can be deleted or updated at any time.
- You can create a voice profile with or without flaps – do it with the microphone you actually use.
- A premium license is not required for basic features (name display, speaking/in-frame detection).
For the meeting host - If participants have profiles created:
- Teams automatically detects who is speaking and who is in the frame.
- The speaker’s name appears on the screen and in the transcript.
- The camera can automatically focus on the active speaker.
- Copilot can create person-specific summaries and responses (“What did Martin say?”).
- If participants don’t create profiles, recognition is limited and the name may not appear on the screen.
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