WebRTC is READY. What's Next?
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We are nearing the end of 2018 and it is time to look at WebRTC and where it is headed. We are already there with WebRTC - it is available across devices, browsers and platforms. What are we going to do with it next then? This presentation is all about that topic
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- 2. WebRTC is READY. What’s Next? A look at AI in RTC Tsahi Levent-Levi
- 3. Tsahi Levent-Levi • Consultant and analyst in digital communications • Focus on WebRTC, CPaaS and ML/AI • Co-founder and CEO of testRTC BlogGeek.me
- 5. WebRTC is READY #1 - Apple
- 6. WebRTC is READY #2 - H.264 becoming a first class citizen SFU 1080p 720p 360p
- 7. VP8 H.264 VP9 HEVC VP8 H.264 VP9 HEVC VP8 H.264 VP9 HEVC VP8 H.264 VP9 HEVC
- 8. WebRTC is READY #3 - Google has moved on, focusing on live streaming
- 9. What’s Next?
- 10. What are the “New Use Cases”? • File Sharing • Internet of Things • Funny Hats • Machine Learning • Virtual Reality Gaming • Secure Communications
- 11. The Future of RTC: Machine Learning
- 12. Chad Hart / cwh.consulting Tsahi Levent-Levi / bloggeek.me
- 14. • Different vendors map ML/AI differently • Different vendors tackle ML/AI differently • We are still VERY early in the game
- 15. Voice Analytics It all relies on speech to text offline real-time Voicemail Transcription Meeting Transcription Meeting Summarization Spam Call Filtering Voice Assistants
- 16. Voice bots Who is the bot? The customer or the business? Google Duplex Smart IVR Outbound
- 17. 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Apple introduces Siri Google launches Google Now Microsoft Cortana on Windows 10 Amazon releases Alexa & Echo Google Acquires API.AI IBM Launches Watson Virtual Agent Google Home Contact Center AI Apple Homepod Amazon Echo Connect source:
- 18. Computer Vision
- 19. Quality Optimization Can machine learning replace/improve current media processing algorithms? t quality heuristics
- 20. Media Processing Pipeline is Ripe for innovation Capture Encode Send Receive Decode Play Sender Side Receiver side source:
- 21. What will YOU do with AI in RTC?krankygeek.com/research