WebRTC (Real-time Communication) for Autonomous Video Call

Kanagaraj  Reddy; Divya R. Sawant

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WebRTC is a technology that enables real-time video conferencing and data exchange in browsers, without the need to download or install extra software or applications. The WebRTC project revolutionizes browser-to-browser real-time communication, enabling individuals to connect seamlessly and instantly. However, despite its immense potential, the current market for telepresence devices offered by several vendors remains prohibitively expensive for the public. Nonetheless, realtime communication has emerged as a game-changer, facilitating effective and efficient global communication. In this study, we present a web app that uses WebRTC to provide a simple and userfriendly video conferencing service. We describe the architecture and features of our web app, such as peer connection, content sharing, and chat. We compare our web app with some existing video conferencing solutions and discuss the advantages and challenges of using WebRTC for video conferencing. We conclude that WebRTC is a promising technology for developing web-based video conferencing applications that are accessible, scalable, and secure.

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