The writeup above keeps talking about a “room” but the website features only person-to-person with the exception of the illustration of muting which shows the guitarist and hand-clapper as two ‘windows’. So two people cuts the 1080p (pretty low res) screen in half. What about 10 people, or 25?
The answer is not in your FAQ:
Q. How many Sidekicks can be connected on a team?
A. We built Sidekick to handle teams of all sizes.
You shouldn’t even have included that Q/A in the list, if you’re not going to answer it!
Microsoft, Zoom, others, all working to figure out how to show more team members at once, so presumably this isn’t trivial to do well. Nothing indicating how you solve it, what to expect with larger teams, and what’s the present design intent to set expectations.
So, real questions from a potential team, and team-of-teams (8-12 people per team, 20 teams):
What’s the maximum number of participants that display at once, and what happens beyond that number?
Regardless of design intent, what’s the actual maximum number?