Yes, Oracle Cloud does use WebRTC. Oracle offers a product called the WebRTC Session Controller1. This product provides a direct connection from the WebRTC client to a telephone network or any Voice over IP (VoIP) network1. It is supported by every major internet browser as well as smartphone applications1.
Oracle’s WebRTC Session Controller is used in various industry and consumer solutions2. It allows peer-to-peer communication between two browsers in a simple and easy manner without needing to install any plugins or extra software2. The second peer in this interaction doesn’t need to be a browser but any component that can understand and communicate through WebRTC2.
In addition, the Oracle Service Cloud provides the context and intelligence to connect customers to agents through web, email, chat, and social channels. The Oracle Communications WebRTC Session Controller gives organizations the option to add video and voice connections to enrich existing customer interactions3.
So, in a nutshell, Oracle Cloud does make use of WebRTC for various functionalities213. For more specific details, it’s best to check the official Oracle documentation or contact Oracle directly.===================
web server at least on one side but for a two way conversation , the cpaas needs at least a tiny web browser.......for the response? lol.
744 family info seems confused due to extension info, but given the other patents of vcsy are not the same family , there is a big avenue for revenue.
so, maybe they gave away cpaas, the ip that allows it is still patented. and the uspto is guarded by the group which blocked apple watch oximetry use.
one reason ploinks usa is so important......usa government is hopefully in a position to do it's thing to preserve integrity of uspto. wags.
now with regard to the oracle webrtc sessions controller for voip network/s, go.
