Using WebRTC on the GENI network

GENI

GENI (the Global Environment for Network Innovations) is a network innovation laboratory: the perfect place to build apps from the future. When you're developing on GENI, you can melt away your assumptions about the internet as it exists today.

• http://us-ignite.org/
• http://us-ignite.org/next-gen-networks/
• https://mozillaignite.org/

WebRTC

Existing Tutorials

Other valuable resources

Thought leadership

The WebRTC multi-contributor experiment

Purpose

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this experiment the learner will be able to;

1. Identify the WebRTC, JavaScript libraries and HTML5 to render good multi-channel communication
2. share rich media objects via HTML to assist other participants; including your own camera (kinect)...
3. Use the GENI network to host and increasing number of participants

Prerequisites

Before beginning this experiment, you should be prepared with the following.

• You have GENI credentials to obtain GENI resources. (If not, see SignMeUp).
• You are able to use Flack to request GENI resources. (If not, see the Flack tutorial).
• You are comfortable using ssh and executing basic commands using a UNIX shell.
• You are comfortable with coding in JavaScript and HTML5
• You are familiar with WebRTC and point data related libraries

Setup

What setup is required... develop this from setting up the experiment myself.

Techniques

provide step by step guide here...

The experiment

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References

• http://sfgighackdays.eventbrite.com/
• https://wiki.mozilla.org/Ignite#Community_calls
• https://blog.mozillaignite.org/
• https://wiki.mozilla.org/Ignite/SF