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Real-Time Communication Network Architecture Design for Organizations with WebRTC

Pedro Vílchez Blanco

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The present project introduces disrupting technology WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) which supports browser-to-browser applications without the need of third party plug-ins. It details how, since its release by Google in 2011, WebRTC is evolving and changing the way communications are understood. This project also discusses how to set up real-time communications in organizations with WebRTC, specifically the use cases of video and audio calls. The organization under discussion is Guifi.net and the elements analyzed are: requirements, component selection, network architecture design, implementation and demo.

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The present project introduces disrupting technology WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) which supports browser-to-browser applications without the need of third party plug-ins. It details how, since its release by Google in 2011, WebRTC is evolving and changing the way communications are understood. This project also discusses how to set up real-time communications in organizations with WebRTC, specifically the use cases of video and audio calls. The organization under discussion is Guifi.net and the elements analyzed are: requirements, component selection, network architecture design, implementation and demo.

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The present project introduces disrupting technology WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) which supports browser-to-browser applications without the need of third party plug-ins. It details how, since its release by Google in 2011, WebRTC is evolving and changing the way communications are understood. This project also discusses how to set up real-time communications in organizations with WebRTC, specifically the use cases of video and audio calls. The organization under discussion is Guifi.net and the elements analyzed are: requirements, component selection, network architecture design, implementation and demo.

Key concepts: WebRTC, Real-time communication, Architecture, Computer science, Plug-in, Web browser, Set (abstract data type), Component (thermodynamics)

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