Capabilities / WebRTC

WebRTC

Real-time video and audio inside the browser, including sessions that carry live data from physical instruments.

What this involves

  • Peer-to-peer and server-mediated sessions
  • No-download, no-signup patient and customer joins
  • Live device and instrument data inside the session
  • One-to-one and one-to-many event formats
  • Fallback behaviour on degraded connections
  • Recording, scheduling and session management

WebRTC is straightforward until the session has to do something other than show two faces. Ours usually do. A virtual primary care consultation has to carry live instrument readings alongside the video, stay in sync, and fail in a way a clinician can recognise. A property open house has to run one-to-many against a listing that might change mid-session.

Removing friction on the patient or customer side is often the whole point. One of our healthcare platforms runs video consultations with no download and no sign-up, because the person who most needs a remote appointment is frequently the person least able to install an app.

Part of Web Application Development →

Working on something that needs WebRTC?

Describe the constraint and we will tell you how we would approach it, including when the answer is that you do not need us.