seanmacisaac

TURN is only one piece of WebRTC, and for the product we're building we want to be in control of our destiny on the AV side. Building on a fairly mature open source implementation of WebRTC was an early choice we made. We've already used this to build an international mesh architecture and few-to-many over WebRTC theater experience that can support thousands of viewers with very low latency.

The ML work we're doing is outside of video processing for other features of our platform, although we have incorporated some tools for features like background blur.

On mobile we've built native iOS and Android apps. Our goal in general is not to chase Zoom, but make a very different experience for distributed work. That said the AV has to work.

Andrus, thanks for all of your original work! We're currently using this for some automated testing with some additional use cases planned in the future. If there is some other way that you'd prefer us to work with original repo we'd be happy to, i.e. submit PRs, take over some management of it on your original org, etc.

I just turned on issues, would be happy to take PRs. Our plan is to eventually get this current, but we will probably only be able to work on it from time to time and going from M87 to M94 got us what we needed.

This is Sean, one of the co-founders of Roam. It was at M87 when we started our work. Our plan is to get it to current at some point, we just haven't had time yet and this met our immediate term needs. Some version updates were easy, some have API changes that require real work.

I would be happy to take pull requests, I'll turn on Github issues now.