Integrated Physical Computing on the Web
summary
Google reports zero app installs per month for about half of US Android users and most people use at most seven apps, so web-first physical computing aims to avoid installs. Browser APIs like getUserMedia and MediaRecorder let a webpage detect sound and send an IFTTT alert or a five‑second audio/photo snippet; A‑Frame builds AR/3D scenes in markup; WebAssembly 1.0 enables porting CV libraries. Demos run on midrange Android (covers ~95% of phones) but iOS camera APIs remain restricted.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:13Apps
- 4:33Consumer Choice
- 7:07IOT
- 9:32Sensors
- 11:24Noise
- 14:03Camera
- 19:02AFrame
- 24:29Thank you
- 24:53Computer Vision
- 28:22WebAssembly
- 29:10WebRTC
- 31:22Wrapup
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