HP Poly at ISE 2026: Discorp’s key takeaways, right from Barcelona

Barcelona was buzzing this year, but the HP Poly booth felt like a time machine. We’re moving way beyond “can you see my screen?” into a world that feels, well, actually human.

Beyond their new Mission Series headsets en VideoOS upgrades, in our humble opinion, the most visionary reveal was HP Dimension powered by Google Beam.

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HP Dimension + Google Beam: “Wait, are you actually here?”

The absolute showstopper was, without a doubt, HP Dimension, powered by Google Beam, bringing 3D, presence-driven collarboration to the hybrid workspace. Forget flat, pixelated grids.

Here is why it’s interesting:

• True 3D interaction: It recreates a natural sense of “presence” for remote teams, so you’re not looking at a video, but you’re interacting in a space

• Depth & motion: Using Google Beam tech, it captures depth and movement to make the experience feel lifelike

• The bridge: It links your personal desk and the office meeting room seamlessly, fitting right into HP’s push for a better hybrid workflow

• Built to last: Not just a prototype, but the foundation for HP’s long-term plan for AI-driven, immersive collaboration.

HP is clearly signaling that “immersive” isn’t a buzzword anymore, but a practical tool for the modern office.

Mission Series headsets: On a “Mission” to kill background noise

HP expanded its portfolio with the Poly Mission Series, a new lineup of corded USB headsets that are basically bulletproof for your ears.

• Mission 400: Light and simple for everyday use

• Mission 600: Dual noise cancelling microphones and premium design

• Mission 800: Four microphones + advanced ANC for maximum clarity

• AI-based noise reduction and super-wideband audio across all models

• One unified SKU per model certified for Teams, Zoom, Google Meet & Voice

Perfect for critical environments where audio simply has to work.