Sound detection and alert system for a workspace

A conferencing assembly, the conferencing assembly comprising:

• a first table assembly including:
• (i) a first table top having oppositely facing front and rear edges, the first table top forming a first table top surface;
• and
• (ii) at least a first display screen supported with a lower edge of the first display screen adjacent the rear edge of the first table top and with the first table top surface substantially unobstructed by the first display screen;
• a second table assembly including:
• (i) a second table top having oppositely facing front and rear edges, the second table top forming a second table top surface;
• and
• (ii) at least a second display screen supported with a lower edge adjacent the rear edge of the second table top and with the second table top surface substantially unobstructed by the second display screen;
• a first control enabling a first user to selectively take control of at least one of and any of the first and second displays and to present information from a computer device on a selected one of the first and second displays;
• and
• a second control enabling a second user to selectively take control of at least one of and any of the first and second displays and to present information from a computer device on a selected one of the first and second displays;
• wherein the first and second table assemblies are spaced apart from each other within a common space so that there is unobstructed space between facing edge portions.

A conferencing assembly, the conferencing assembly comprising:

• a first table assembly including:
• (i) a first table top having oppositely facing front and rear edges, the first table top forming a first table top surface;
• and
• (ii) at least a first display screen supported with a lower edge of the first display screen adjacent the rear edge of the first table top and with the first table top surface substantially unobstructed by the first display screen;
• a second table assembly including:
• (i) a second table top having oppositely facing front and rear edges, the second table top forming a second table top surface;
• and
• (ii) at least a second display screen supported with a lower edge adjacent the rear edge of the second table top and with the second table top surface substantially unobstructed by the second display screen;
• a first control enabling a first user to selectively take control of at least one of and any of the first and second displays and to present information from a computer device on a selected one of the first and second displays;
• wherein the first and second table assemblies are spaced apart from each other within a common space so that there is unobstructed space between facing edge portions.