Numerous headlines talk about “mobile first” design and development. It’s undeniable that mobile is on the rise – and WebRTC is part of that growth. Learn more about WebRTC and how this technology can work for you.
October 21, 2020
Chad Wallace Hart
Chad is a communications market analyst and product consultant at cwh.consulting, a product management, marketing, and strategy advisory. See more at his bio page - https://cwh.consulting/bio.
What makes WebRTC helpful to telco community?
Since Telco has been trying to make video telephony a commercial success since AT&T introduced the Picturephone (pictured) in 1970. Here's [how WebRTC could finally provide the results they want](. http://www.dialogic.com/den/d/b/corporate/archive/2014/04/
I hypothesized a bit on how easily Airbnb could start using WebRTC and how the hospitality industry could start using the same technology in response.
See my No Jitter post here: How WebRTC Could Disrupt the Hospitality Industry.
With the help of the webrtcHacks team, I dusted off my wireshark skills and we figured out that Amazon's Mayday service is using WebRTC.
Highlights:
- Find out what you are looking for
- Resolve your Topology
- Signaling
- RTP Streams
- Mayday uses rfc5766-turn-server
- RTCP multiplexing
- Screen control?
See the details here Does
My step-by-step guide for building your own WebRTC service in a weekend:
- Pick a Signaling Server
- Service Design
- Initial WebRTC tests
- Basic node.js Setup
- Adding in WebRTC
- Preparing for External Deployment
- Deployment
Details here: https://webrtchacks.com/own-phoneco-with-webrtc/.