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AVer Information

AVer Information is a Taiwanese provider of education, business communication, professional audio-video, and telehealth technology.

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Overview

AVer Information Inc. is a Taiwan-based technology company supplying audiovisual hardware and software for education, business communication, professional AV, and telehealth applications. The company is headquartered in Tucheng District, New Taipei City, and is known principally for camera-based products, including document cameras and visualizers, USB video-conferencing cameras, video bars, auto-tracking and PTZ cameras, and medical-grade imaging devices. Its broader portfolio includes interactive flat panels, microphone systems, speakerphones, mobile-device charging carts, and camera-management software. The business emerged from the AVerMedia technology organization founded by Michael Kuo in 1990. AVer Information was established in January 2008 as an independent company focused on education and business markets, and it formally separated from AVerMedia Group on July 1, 2011. It completed an initial public offering and became listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange on August 25, 2011. This separation gave the company a distinct operating identity centered on institutional and professional audiovisual use rather than the wider consumer-electronics activities associated with AVerMedia. AVer developed its global headquarters in New Taipei City in 2010 in a building reported to cover approximately 450,000 square feet. It subsequently expanded its international presence, including a 63,000-square-foot office in Fremont, California, opened in 2013. The United States organization supports the United States, Canada, and Latin America, while branches and representatives extend the company’s reach across Europe and Asia. A User Experience Design Center was established in 2014 to support interactive product experiences and usability-oriented design. The company’s education portfolio is built around visualizers, document cameras, interactive displays, charging infrastructure, and classroom collaboration tools. Its business-communication portfolio includes USB cameras, video bars, speakerphones, microphones, and conferencing systems designed for meeting rooms and hybrid work. In professional AV, AVer offers PTZ, auto-tracking, and other camera systems for lecture capture, streaming, broadcasting, and institutional installations. Its telehealth products address clinical imaging and remote-care workflows, including medical-grade cameras and related accessories. AVer’s product development includes the U, M, F, CAM, EVC, PTC, Orbit, DL, VB, FONE, and MD series. The company also highlights management systems and environmental-compliance certifications, including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 13485, ISO 45001, ISO 27001, ISO 14064-1, IECQ QC 080000, RoHS, REACH, WEEE, and OHSAS 18001. Its operations are associated with co-founder and chairman Michael Kuo, CEO Andy Hsi, President David Kuo, and U.S. co-founder and president Arthur Pait. AVer remains an active, publicly listed Taiwanese audiovisual equipment company.

History

AVer Information traces its origins to AVerMedia Technology, founded by Michael Kuo in 1990. The later AVer Information business was established in January 2008 as an independent organization with a focus on education and business markets. This structure separated the company’s institutional audiovisual ambitions from the broader activities of the AVerMedia organization. In 2010, AVer built a large global-headquarters facility in New Taipei City. The reported 450,000-square-foot building provided a base for product development, administration, and international operations. On July 1, 2011, AVer Information formally separated from AVerMedia Group. Shortly afterward, on August 25, 2011, it completed an initial public offering and became a Taiwan Stock Exchange-listed company under ticker 3669. The company expanded overseas during the following years. In 2013, it established a larger United States operation in Fremont, California, in a facility reported at approximately 63,000 square feet. That organization became responsible for the United States, Canada, and Latin America. AVer also developed branch operations in France, the Netherlands, Japan, Vietnam, and South Korea, with sales representation in Indonesia and Thailand. In 2014, it established a User Experience Design Center to support more interactive and user-centered product development. AVer’s product history reflects the growth of digital classrooms, unified communications, hybrid meetings, professional streaming, and telehealth. Early and continuing product families included visualizers and document cameras such as the U, F, and M lines; conferencing and collaboration products such as the EVC and CAM families; professional tracking cameras under the PTC, PTZ, Orbit, and TR lines; and integrated video bars including the VB range. The company also expanded into speakerphones and microphone products, including the FONE family, as well as medical imaging products under the MD range. The product chronology supplied for the company identifies notable releases from 2012 onward. These include the U15, W30, and M70 in 2012; the EVC130 and several camera families in 2013; the EVC, F50HD, and P5000 products in 2014; the CAM520 and CAM530 in 2015; the M70HD in 2016; Orbit, CAM340, and FONE520 products in 2017; and the U70+, CAM540, VB342, PTC500S, and PTZ300 family in 2018. Later generations included the CAM520 Pro, PTC300, DL, VB, CAM550, CAM570, CAM520 Pro3, VB350, and newer medical-device lines. The supplied material also lists products planned or introduced through 2026, but individual launch dates and market availability are not independently detailed here. AVer’s present identity is that of a publicly listed Taiwanese audiovisual specialist serving education, enterprise communication, professional AV, and healthcare. Its portfolio combines hardware with camera-management software and is supported by a broad set of quality, environmental, safety, information-security, and medical-device standards. The company continues to operate internationally from New Taipei City, with regional offices and representatives supporting sales and service.

  • 2014

    User Experience Design Center opens

    [1]

    The company established a User Experience Design Center for interactive product experience development.

  • 2013

    Fremont office expansion

    [1]

    AVer expanded its United States operation to a new office in Fremont, California.

  • 2011

    Separation from AVerMedia Group

    [1]

    AVer Information formally separated from AVerMedia Group on July 1.

  • 2011

    Taiwan Stock Exchange listing

    [1]

    The company completed its IPO and became publicly listed in Taiwan on August 25 under ticker 3669.

  • 2010

    New Taipei global headquarters is built

    [1]

    AVer built a large global-headquarters facility in New Taipei City.

  • 2008

    AVer Information is established

    [1]

    AVer Information was established in January as an independent company focused on education and business markets.

  • 1990

    AVerMedia Technology is founded

    [1]

    Michael Kuo founded AVerMedia Technology, the organizational predecessor associated with AVer Information.

Products and positioning

A specialist audiovisual technology provider positioned around reliable camera systems, collaboration hardware, classroom visualization, professional production, and telehealth imaging.

  • Document cameras and classroom visualization

    AVerVision visualizers

    AVerVision products are document cameras and visualizers used to display books, laboratory materials, three-dimensional objects, and handwritten work to an audience. The family has included U-series, F-series, and M-series models, with later products adding higher-resolution imaging and classroom-oriented connectivity. These devices support teaching, presentation, demonstration, and content capture in education and institutional environments.

  • USB conferencing cameras · 2015

    AVer CAM series

    The CAM family consists of USB and network-connected cameras for meeting rooms, classrooms, telepresence, streaming, and hybrid collaboration. Models such as CAM340, CAM520, CAM530, CAM540, CAM550, CAM570, and successive Pro generations have emphasized wide-angle capture, PTZ operation, tracking, and integration with conferencing software. The line is one of AVer’s principal enterprise and education offerings.

  • Video bars · 2018

    AVer VB series

    AVer VB products integrate cameras, microphones, and speakers into video bars for small, medium, and larger meeting spaces. The portfolio has included VB342, VB342+, VB342 Pro, VB130, VB350, and later models. These systems are designed to simplify room deployment by combining audiovisual capture and playback in a single conferencing appliance.

  • Professional tracking and PTZ cameras · 2017

    AVer PTC, PTZ, Orbit, and TR series

    These professional camera families target lecture capture, live production, houses of worship, broadcasting, institutional events, and other installed AV environments. They include pan-tilt-zoom and auto-tracking capabilities, allowing cameras to follow presenters or frame programmed areas without continuous manual operation. The listed portfolio includes PTC300, PTC500S, PTZ300, Orbit, TR535, and TR615 products.

  • Speakerphones and microphone systems · 2017

    AVer FONE series

    AVer’s FONE products provide audio capture and playback for personal workspaces and conferencing rooms. The family includes FONE520 and FONE700, supporting the company’s broader strategy of offering complete meeting-room systems rather than cameras alone. Product configurations vary by model and may be used with conferencing platforms and AVer video devices.

  • Medical-grade cameras · 2022

    AVer MD series

    The MD family consists of medical imaging cameras and related devices for clinical, telehealth, and healthcare communication workflows. Listed models include MD120UI, MD330U(I), MD331UI, and MD720UIS. The products extend AVer’s imaging expertise into environments where documentation, remote consultation, and medical-device quality requirements are important.

  • Education infrastructure

    AVer interactive displays and charging solutions

    In addition to imaging and conferencing products, AVer offers interactive flat panels and mobile-device charging carts for educational institutions. These products complement visualizers and classroom cameras by providing shared presentation surfaces, device-management support, and infrastructure for technology-enabled teaching environments.

Brand decisions

  • 2014

    Establish a User Experience Design CenterStrategy

    Background

    Interactive classroom and collaboration products required greater attention to usability and end-user experience.

    Action taken

    AVer established a User Experience Design Center.

    Aftermath

    The center supported the design of more interactive product experiences.

  • 2013

    Expand North American operationsStrategy

    Background

    AVer sought a larger operating base for sales and support in the United States, Canada, and Latin America.

    Action taken

    The company moved its United States operation into a new office in Fremont, California.

    Aftermath

    The United States branch became the company’s regional base for North American and Latin American operations.

  • 2011

    Separate from AVerMedia GroupStrategy

    Background

    AVer Information needed a distinct corporate structure and market identity after its formation as a focused education and business technology company.

    Action taken

    The company completed its formal separation from AVerMedia Group on July 1, 2011.

    Aftermath

    AVer Information operated as a standalone publicly listed audiovisual company.

  • 2011

    Initial public offering and Taiwan listingOther

    Background

    Following its corporate separation, AVer Information pursued access to public capital and a formal Taiwan market listing.

    Action taken

    The company completed an IPO and was listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange on August 25, 2011, under ticker 3669.

    Aftermath

    The listing established AVer Information as a publicly traded Taiwanese technology company.

  • 2008

    Create a dedicated education and business technology companyStrategy

    Background

    The AVer organization identified education and business markets as a distinct focus requiring a dedicated operating structure.

    Action taken

    AVer Information was established as an independent company in January 2008.

    Aftermath

    The new company developed a separate portfolio centered on institutional audiovisual, conferencing, and related solutions.

Recent events

  • 2014

    AVer establishes User Experience Design Center[1]

    Other

    AVer created a design center intended to improve interactive product experiences and usability.

  • 2013

    AVer expands United States operations with Fremont facility[1]

    Other

    The company expanded its United States operations into a new Fremont, California office serving North and Latin American markets.

  • 2011

    AVer Information separates from AVerMedia Group[1]

    M&A

    The company completed its formal separation from AVerMedia Group, reinforcing its independent corporate and market identity.

  • 2011

    AVer Information lists on the Taiwan Stock Exchange[1]

    Other

    AVer Information completed an initial public offering and began trading on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under ticker 3669.

  • 2008

    AVer Information becomes an independent company focused on education and business markets[1]

    Other

    AVer Information was established as a separate company to concentrate on education and business-oriented technology solutions.

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