Introduction
WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is widely known for enabling video calls and voice chat, but it also supports direct peer-to-peer (P2P) data transfer—making it useful for remote device installations and monitoring.
How WebRTC Works
- Peer Connections – Establishes a direct link between browsers or devices.
- Data Channels – Supports high-speed, real-time data transfer with low latency.
Example Use Case: Remote Device Configuration
A web-based IoT dashboard can use WebRTC to send configuration data to remote smart devices, enabling real-time updates without traditional cloud services.
Browser Support
WebRTC is widely supported across all modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.
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Advantages of WebRTC for Web Installers
- Low-latency direct device communication
- Secure encrypted data transfer
- Works without extra software or plugins
💡 Conclusion: While WebRTC is mostly used for media streaming, its real-time P2P data capabilities make it an excellent choice for web-based device configuration.
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