by arin | Oct 14, 2015 | Projects
We’re very pleased to release this latest testimonial from one of our happy clients at AgilityFeat. Wellbeing Consult is an Australian startup that came to us because of our team’s expertise in WebRTC and TokBox. We worked with them earlier this year to...
by arin | Oct 7, 2015 | Projects
Our WebRTC.ventures team participated at TADHack Chicago and won the Telestax award for our hack entry of an Apple Watch app that monitors your heart rate and notifies loved ones if you are having a heart attack. You can read the full post about our hack on our...
by Jean | Sep 16, 2015 | Projects
A few weeks ago I wrote a post on how to use an Arduino to control a DC motor’s speed and direction as part of an on-going project of building a WebRTC controlled webcam. This week we’re taking that same build to the next level by adding the ability to...
by Jean | Aug 25, 2015 | Agile, Projects, Real Time
This is the first in a series of posts I’m going to be writing in order to achieve the goal of having a WebRTC controlled webcam through an Arduino. The final build will consist of a webcam attached to a DC motor which will be controlled by an Arduino board....
by Jean | Aug 21, 2015 | HTML 5, Projects, Real Time
I’m writing a series over at Real Time Weekly about using WebRTC on iOS, specifically to document the research we’ve been conducting in order to release a couple of iPhone apps, based on WebRTC, under AgilityFeat’s brand. One of these apps is a...
by Jean | Aug 14, 2015 | HTML 5, Projects
Did you know you can apply effects to your WebRTC video stream using WebGL Shaders? And quite easily I might add. This is a demo I assembled in about an hour: That’s a real time video conference call and I applied an Edge Shader to achieve that effect you see...
