To make sure calls can be offered at the best possible quality, the WebRTC standard includes a real-time statistics API. The statistics can be retrieved with the getStats() API call.

There has been a lot of talk about the synergies of pairing Internet of Things with WebRTC. Smart Internet connected devices need encrypted real-time connections.

A part of the team were on the road in June, we travelled to Munich for the NGSP event and on the same trip attended a WebRTC meetup hosted by Unify.

There has been a lot of talk about the synergies of pairing Internet of Things with WebRTC. Smart Internet connected devices need encrypted real-time connections.

The Next Generation Service Platforms event takes place in Munich on June 17th and 18th at the Maritim hotel. callstats.io is exhibiting and demoing at the event.

WebRTC is going to 2 billion users strong by 2019. In this article we cover five use cases that are likely to drive the growth: Personal Communications, Team collaboration, Video as feature, Language Learning and Entertainment.

The callstats.io team has been growing this spring, we have three new team members! Here are short introductions for Juhani, Satu and Lasse.

Using the webrtc-internals requires the user to be quite tech-savvy as only few people know how to access the page. Also making the user go to the webrtc-internals page makes the users do a job that should be done by the service provider. With callstats.io integrated in WebRTC service, statistics from every call is periodically logged. Therefore, a developer can dissect segments of a conference call or also search for conference calls made by the same user to see how consistently the issue appears for them.

The most important deployment metric the service providers (incorporating WebRTC) are interested in after call volume is: the audio and video quality of their calls. For example, for years Skype has been asking for feedback after a call ends, to know how the users experienced the call. The user’s input is a great addition to the session metrics.

Today, we are unveiling callstats.js, it enables any WebRTC browser endpoints to send network and multimedia measurements to our backend, which summarizes and aggregates the gathered measurement data. Over the last couple of months, we’ve presented Why performance measurement in WebRTC is needed? and How it can be performed?