WebRTC.ventures attends ATA conference with Nexmo
WebRTC.ventures is a recognized integration partner of Nexmo, and this week we were part of their booth at the American Telemedicine Association conference in New Orleans. It was a great experience talking with people about telehealth, and the healthcare market in general presents different challenges and opportunities than many other industries. Nexmo’s parent company Vonage sent the following press release about the conference and our participation with them in it. Below are snippets of the
WebRTC.Ventures Selected to Participate in Startup Alley at DownRiver in Richmond
WebRTC Ventures has been selected to present our new product, UniWellness, a telemental health application, in the Startup Alley -The Virginia Venture Summit at DownRiver April 24, 2019 at Bon Secours Redskins Training Center in Richmond. Activation Capital and Venture Forum RVA hosts the DownRiver event in order to bring together people from across Virginia’s entrepreneurial ecosystems for a day of networking, learning, and collaboration. Some of the Commonwealth’s most promising early-stage companies are chosen
April 15th RealTimeWeekly #276
Real Time Weekly #276: April 15, 2019 In this issue we've got content from Nexmo about adding filters to video streams, a multilingual chat app with Pusher where the messages are being translated in realtime to the prefered language, another tutorial about adding GPS to your Raspberry PI, and more! If you want to publish blog posts here, propose new topics, or just want to say hello, write me directly at german@webrtc.ventures. Snapchat Style Filters with OpenTok
Putting Tech to Good Use with Arin Sime (Engineering ’97, M.S. in MIT ’10)
You know Arin as the CEO and Founder of WebRTC.ventures, but in 2018, Arin and the team created UniWellness, a telemental health platform that expands and enhances the reach of university counseling centers. Arin’s alma mater, the University of Virginia McIntire School of Commerce, recently featured an interview they did with him in the article, Putting Tech to Good Use with Arin Sime (Engineering ’97, M.S. in MIT ’10). The interview explores a little about each company and
Get Your Video Conferencing App Up & Running In Weeks, Not Months!
Introducing Video Meet, an already-built video conferencing platform! Not only is Video Meet deployed under your company’s brand and logo, it’s off-the-shelf, you can have your video conferencing app up and running in weeks, not months. Save Money! Save Time...and beat your competition! Unlike many other video conferencing platforms, users don’t need to download any applications. They just go to their secure Video Meet url and Voila! Video Meet is built on top of the
April 8th RealTimeWeekly #275
Real Time Weekly #275: April 8, 2019 In this issue we've got an introduction to WebRTC, a few tutorials from PubNub, Pusher, Nexmo and great one from one of our readers: Peter Mbanugo! Thanks Peter again for sharing your links with us! If you want to publish blog posts here, propose new topics, or just want to say hello, write me directly at german@webrtc.ventures. Introduction to WebRTC Bitovi March 29 An introduction of the basis of WebRTC. How to
WebRTC.Ventures To Exhibit at the American Telemedicine Conference 2019
WebRTC Ventures - a provider of custom, real-time applications with video, voice, and data exchange - today announces that they will present their new product, UniWellness, a telemental health application, at the American Telemedicine Conference April 14-16, 2019 in New Orleans. Arin Sime, Founder & CEO of WebRTC.ventures and UniWellness said, "We care about student mental health. One team member's son died by suicide in college, another team member struggled to access counseling services on her campus, and
Video Conferencing-Your Business Needs It
The way businesses operate now is quite different than even a little over ten years ago. Most companies have websites, a social media presence and customer service or sales chat options. One important communication channel that many businesses are realizing the importance of and employing are video conferencing solutions. This post will explore its benefits and why your business needs it. It is so important that businesses keep up with the technological times and their
April 1st RealTimeWeekly #274
Real Time Weekly #274: April 1, 2019 In this issue we've got two tutorials about Firebase, a great article from Janus about Simulcast, a tutorial from Pusher about React Native, Face Recognition with Raspberry Pi, and more! If you want to publish blog posts here, propose new topics, or just want to say hello, write me directly at german@webrtc.ventures What is Firebase? Gabe Christiansen March 23 A getting starting video tutorial to learn the basis of
Why You Should Consider a Real-Time Mental Health Care Platform
Mental health is an important topic today. Chances are that you or someone you know has experienced mental health issues at least once. This post will explore the importance of real-time mental health care and how technology can help to improve the mental wellness of patients. Why a Real-Time Mental Health Platform? Outcome monitoring and feedback systems on therapeutic processes have become popular and have been adopted by many mental health providers all over the
How Real-Time Communication Can Be Applied to Education
Education in today’s connected world has become particularly challenging. Education is changing fast, and educational institutions face challenges keeping up with rapid advances in technology and students' desire to use the latest technologies. Therefore, it is imperative for educators to constantly evolve, innovate and [go with the flow] in order to take advantage of the many opportunities that the internet has opened for all. This post will explore how real-time communication can be applied to education.
March 25th RealTimeWeekly #273
Real Time Weekly #273: March 25, 2019 In this issue we've got several tutorials about WebRTC and Realtime development from PubNub, Nexmo, Takeer, Pusher, and testRTC. We're also sharing a great job opportunity at WebRTC.ventures for WebRTC & VoIP developers. Do you have topics in mind that you want to see more often? Do you want to share your tech blog posts and publish them here? Send your feedback and links! How to Use Slack Incoming
March 18th RealTimeWeekly #272
Real Time Weekly #272: March 18, 2019 In this issue, the big news last week in the WebRTC world was the support of VP8 in Safari from v12.1! We're also sharing a great job opportunity at WebRTC.ventures for WebRTC & VoIP developers. Do you have topics in mind that you want to see more often? Do you want to share your tech blog posts and publish them here? Send your feedback and links! UnityWebrtcPlugin: Managed Walkthrough
WebRTC and Safari in 2019
Back in 2017, Apple officially announced support for WebRTC in Safari 11. A little more than a year has passed and now Safari 12 is available. So, today we share the current picture of WebRTC and Safari in 2019. To do so, we will try to establish a video call between three of the major browsers and we will also look at the current offerings regarding Safari, from some of the leading CPaaS providers like
March 11th RealTimeWeekly #271
Real Time Weekly #271: March 11, 2019 In this issue we've got more WebRTC and Realtime articles coming from WebRTC.ventures, Pusher, WebRTCHacks, Twilio, and more! We're also sharing a great job opportunity at WebRTC.ventures for WebRTC & VoIP developers. Do you have topics in mind that you want to see more often? Do you want to share your tech blog posts and publish them here? Send your feedback and links! Don’t Make These 4 Common Mistakes When
Synchronous and Asynchronous Use Cases in Video Communications
A common topic of discussion around communication use cases is “Synchronous or Asynchronous?” This is especially true in telehealth discussions I’ve been in over the last year, but the topic comes up in other areas too even if the terminology used may be different. In this issue of Insider News, I’m going to give you an overview of the two terms. I will also go over synchronous and asynchronous use cases in video communications in
Don’t Make These 4 Common Mistakes When Building Live Video Streaming Mobile Apps on iOS
For the past few months we have developed an app focusing on interacting with contestants in live broadcasting, supporting thousands of subscribers and implementing a gamification/rewarding system. The game is juggling with different frameworks such as TokBox, Red5, AWS but also web socket (using BlueSocket from IBM for iOS) and written in Swift 4. Today, I’m going to share with you different tips to keep in mind when developing live video streaming mobile apps on iOS.
March 4th RealTimeWeekly #270
Real Time Weekly #270: March 4, 2019 In this issue we've got new WebRTC and Realtime articles from TestRTC, Agora, Scaledrone, Pusher and Nexmo! We're also sharing a great job opportunity at WebRTC.ventures for WebRTC & VoIP developers. Do you have topics in mind that you want to see more often? Do you want to share your tech blog posts and publish them here? Send your feedback and links! How to test network behavior in testRTC?
How to Build Telehealth Apps For Medicare and Medicaid using WebRTC
Telehealth is a cost-effective alternative for delivering health services. Currently both federal and state healthcare programs already include some level of support for it, however its implementation is not quite straight forward. That’s why today we share our thoughts on how to build Telehealth apps for Medicare and Medicaid using WebRTC. Core Concepts First, rules are constantly changing so it’s very important to keep an eye on the official information. Fortunately, both programs provide useful
February 25th RealTimeWeekly #269
Real Time Weekly #269: February 25, 2019 In this issue we have a tutorial about Socket.io, a ping pong game in React Native and Pusher, sending and receiving images with Twilio WhatsApp API, and more! Glad to see WebRTC support in Flutter thanks to the new Agora Flutter SDK. Do you have topics in mind that you want to see more often? Do you want to share your tech blog posts and publish them here? Send your feedback
