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The Poblenou campus Auditorium at the University Pompeu Fabra, UPF (Roc Boronat 138, Barcelona) will hold a WebRTC meetup with relevant speakers from the industry on Wednesday 4th of March, 2015, in parallel with the Mobile World Congress. Companies like Quobis, Tokbox (a company of Telefonica), Oracle, Dialogic and Presence Technology are sponsoring this community-driven…
Real-time communications in medical devices
Small devices (embedded things, etc.) might take advantage of WebRTC as it provides a communication channel for real time communication, not only for video calls. Websockets provide a way to exchange traffic (data) in real time, with the characteristics of technology like security by default (both signalling and media are ciphered), low-latency and network efficiency….
Quobis exhibiting at MoneyConf Madrid
Quobis announces its first participation in the MoneyConf of Madrid (Spain) as exhibitor. This event will be held at the La N@ve on June 21-22, 2016. In its second year, MoneyConf is an invite-only event focused on the future of finance, 1,500 decision makers from across the industry spectrum, including over 100 exhibiting startups looking to transform the industry….
Come to Galifornia, Galician California
Certainly, if you are person who work in IT industry you think that working in Silicon Valley could be sexy, amazing or just the best option. If you think so, you don’t know the region where Quobis is based. Southern Galicia (northwest of Spain) resembles California. This is not a personal opinion, as lots of…
Contributions of Quobis for the standardization of WebRTC
Firstly, we participated in the definition of SIP version to be used over Websocket (RFC7118), with also two Spanish. Websocket enables bidirectional communication form the Web browser which makes it suitable for a protocol like SIP which requires bi-directional (client -> server, server -> client) and asynchronous communication. We initially developed a JS SIPoWS stack,…
iOS 11 and WebRTC Support
Finally it’s out. Apple joins the WebRTC train and announces the support of the Javascript API into Safari v11. This will come with with next release of the iOS and macOS systems, so it seems that the support is near. “Safari 11.0 ships with iOS 11.0 and macOS 10.13. It is also available on macOS…