As we continue to navigate the complexities of remote work and virtual interactions, the demand for seamless and engaging video conferencing experiences has never been greater. WebRTC has long been a key player in enabling real-time communication between participants, but recent advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are
The global shift to e-learning and online education during the pandemic fundamentally reshaped digital learning platforms and propelled the development of more sophisticated edtech solutions. Central to this transformation is WebRTC technology. Beyond browser-based video conferencing, WebRTC enables crucial educational features like real-time collaborative whiteboards through data
What if your mobile app had direct access to data about the telecommunications network it’s running on? What would you do with additional data about things like the quality of your connection, and the device that your application is running on? I’ve been hearing about the potential
Media over QUIC is gaining momentum, AI in video is definitely here but not quite ready for real-time, and the WebRTC community continues to be vibrant. Those are just a few of my takeaways from the excellent RTC.ON conference that I attended in Krakow, Poland last week.
