One of the biggest challenges in building real-time AI voice agents is the delay between when a user finishes speaking and when the system responds, known as latency. Even small delays in a Voice AI application can disrupt the natural flow of conversation and harm your user
Adding Voice AI to WebRTC applications presents unique technical challenges and user experience considerations. How do you architect systems that handle real-time audio processing, maintain conversational context, and deliver natural, responsive interactions? And how do you design interfaces that adapt to the dynamic nature of AI-powered communication?
WebRTC gave us real-time media for the Web — but it came with complexity, workarounds and tight coupling. In this episode, we explore Media over QUIC (MOQ), a protocol designed to deliver real-time media more simply, more flexibly and without the legacy overhead. We’ll dive into how
While most people know Zoom as a video conferencing app, the Zoom Video SDK opens up the powerful infrastructure behind it to developers who want to embed custom video experiences directly into their own web applications. Behind the scenes, Video SDK v2 now leverages WebRTC, the industry-standard
