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S8 Bonus: The WebRTC Blueprint: Engineering Ultra-Low Latency Video and Voice Infrastructure for AI Agents with Kwindla Kramer, Co-Founder & CEO of Daily
Jun 7, 2023 · Season 8 · 27 min
Tools for developers, creating rad video experiences
Kwindla Kramer has always been interested in building things, and his parents gave him lots of opportunity. He spent his early days learning to program on the Commodore 64, and playing old games like Loadrunner. He was super interested in the internet while in College, and in 1996, he got the opportunity to be apart of the MIT Media lab. Outside of tech, he is a quasi vegan, and enjoys the foggy beach living on the western edge of San Francisco.
After exiting his last startup, Kwin took some time to figure out what he wanted to do next. During that time, he just started coding on projects, and came across WebRTC, which allowed real time communication for the web. This tech catalyzed a tipping point in his mind, and led him to build video experiments on top of it.
This is the creation story of Daily.
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