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WebRTC
Masterclass

Dominique Hazael‑Massieux

dom@w3.org

@dontcallmeDOM

W3C

Mission

“Lead the Web to its Full Potential”
Standardizes technologies and guidelines for the Web
Making the Web available to all, everywhere and on every device
Royalty-Free standards

W3C Technologies

Application Foundations

WebRTC

WebRTC Features

Web Real-Time Communications

Mic and camera access

Audio output management

Screen sharing

P2P connection

P2P Data

Identity verification

WebRTC specs

WebRTC Architecture

WebRTC everywhere

WebRTC available to all devices with a browser

Beyond the Web

WebRTC on all connected devices

Current applications

“Skype” (Skype, Hangout, appear.in, talky.io, opentokrtc.com, Firefox Hello)
Customer service (Amazon MayDay)
Call centers
P2P file sharing (sharedrop.io)
CDN P2P (peercdn.com)
Citizen reporters (StringWire)
Real-time games (cubeslam.com)
e-health
Video surveillance
…

Impacts

Real-time audio/video transmission available to all
- Voice communication becomes a feature rather than a service on its own
- Contextual communications
P2P & Web combination

IsWebRTCReadyYet.com

WebRTC Browser support scorecard

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