WebRTC Weekly Issue #619
MatrixRTC, ESP32, xAI, Telehealth, Surveillance, Gaming, ...
Here is the latest on WebRTC from your friends at webrtcweekly.com.
📖 Reading
Live video on Substack, one year in (On Substack)
Live video has different uses and features depending on the use case.
⚙️ Technical
Let’s MOQ It Up: Everything You Need Know About MOQ (sponsored)
Explore Media over QUIC in this video series. Discover why MOQ is making headlines, how it works, and what makes it a game-changer for lightning-fast streaming experiences.
Element Call: Redefining conferencing for privacy, scale and sovereignty (Element)
An overview of the current state of MatrixRTC.
Build a Realtime Video Restyling Agent with Gemini 3 + Decart AI (Stream)
A nice demo for the VideoAgents AI framework.
Scaling Telehealth Video Applications: Best Practices for Reliability and Compliance (WebRTC.ventures)
Various aspects of telehealth projects are outlined here.
💼 Use Cases and Customer Wins
Snowflake for Chrome and Firefox 0.9.8 released (Warp2Search)
WebRTC based web proxy for TOR networks.
Winter Game Events Are Back in Korea — DeepLink Brings PC-Bang Benefits to Every Device (DeepLink)
Remote gaming on powerful PC machines in gaming rooms.
Architecting WebRTC for Surveillance and Remote Monitoring (Wowza)
A look at WebRTC in surveillance markets.
📢 Releases
LiveKit SDK for ESP32: bringing voice AI to embedded devices (LiveKit)
Running WebRTC on embedded hardware platform - the popular ESP32.
Introducing the Grok Voice Agent API in partnership with xAI (LiveKit)
LiveKit partners with X for xAI voice agent integration.
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams now supports IPv6 for WebRTC (AWS)
What the title says.
obs-webrtc: Add Simulcast Support (github obsproject)
OBS officially merged simulcast support.
🤓 From our own posts
Five years of WebRTC Insights (BlogGeek.me)
That’s all for this week. See you next week!