100ms adds tap-to-lock focus to iOS live teaching SDK
100ms has implemented a tap-to-lock-focus feature as part of its iOS SDK. This new functionality is designed to enhance the live teaching experience by allowing the camera to maintain focus on objects like whiteboards during online classes. The feature addresses the challenge of keeping the camera's attention on key visual aids.
Key Takeaways
- 100ms implemented tap-to-lock-focus in its iOS SDK.
- The feature is designed for live online classes where cameras drift off whiteboards.
- Teachers can tap to keep focus on objects like a whiteboard during instruction.
Why It Matters
For live teaching on iOS, this feature directly addresses a practical camera-control problem: keeping focus on a whiteboard or other visual aid while teaching online. It also shows 100ms using its SDK to target a specific classroom workflow rather than a generic video call use case. For the streaming stack, the signal is that small capture-layer features still matter in education delivery. Watch whether 100ms adds similar focus controls beyond the iOS SDK.
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