Episode 567: Building Voice and Streaming Apps for the Enterprise with Alberto
Software Defined TalkShow Notes
Brandon interviews Alberto González, CTO of WebRTC.ventures, about building voice and streaming applications for the enterprise. They dig into how developers can integrate WebRTC into their apps, the unique challenges it presents, and where AI fits in. Plus, Alberto shares tips on kitesurfing and why you should visit Barcelona.
Episode Links:
WebRTC.ventures
Choosing a Voice AI framework for Production
On-Premise Voice AI: Creating Local Agents with Llama, Ollama, and Pipecat
Real Time Voice AI: OpenAI vs. Open Source Solutions
Building a Voice AI Agent with Policy Guardrails Using Twilio, Pipecat, and LangGraph
Scaling Telehealth Video Infrastructure: Sessions Health Case Study
Contact Alberto:
LinkedIn: Alberto González
Web: https://agonza1.github.io/
Special Guest: Alberto González. Sponsored By: WebRTC: WebRTC.ventures – Real-time communication & Voice AI integration
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