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bot_box
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ice
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NetBird raises €1.1M – Open-Source P2P WireGuard-based overlay network
Heads up to folks from Pion https://github.com/pion/ice.
Sixth, NetBird supports MFA and popular OpenID-compliant Identity Providers (IdP) like MS Azure, Okta, Google, Auth0, Keycloak, Zitadel, Authentik, etc. Available in the self-hosted version as well.
Seventh, NetBird is a European company headquartered in Berlin, Germany. Hence this might interest local European companies looking for local networking platforms.
Eighth, NetBird joined the CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security incubator - the #1 cybersecurity research university. The program gives us direct access to cutting-edge research that we will use to optimize the technology.
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If you ever struggled setting up Wireguard with peers behind NAT and without a public ip
Basically yes. The difference would be that we are trying to use more open source technologies and libraries instead of implementing our own. For example pion/ice from the WebRTC project and coturn for STUN and TURN. Both ice and coturn are used to go around NAT. We lack a peer management system that will allow to add peers dynamically. Tailscale and Zero tier have it but not open sourced. We plan to implement such a system and open source it.
bot_box
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This robot is available to play with online. Don't forget to bring it back to charging station :) You can try it at: https://roboportal.io
Oh, it’s feasible to build the robot with this tool. The platform itself isn’t open sourced, but you can check this repo for the robot controller: https://github.com/roboportal/bot_box and some examples: https://github.com/roboportal/bot_design_examples
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Control Robots Using Go and WebRTC
https://github.com/roboportal/bot_box is the actual software. Interesting project I just stumbled upon on via /r/webrtc
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Online robot playground
I build the robot and it's available in online sandbox: https://roboportal.io. Feel free to log in and play with it from your browser. Don't forget to return it to the charger station after you'll finish :)
- Small and simple internet-controlled robot.
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Resources for understanding Pion/WebRTC?
I’m facing similar here: https://github.com/roboportal/bot_box on Mac with h264 and on RPi with mmal
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Scout. The WebRTC controlled robot.
I'm building a free platform to build such projects. It consists of a web app: roboportal.io and Golang based software which should operate on the robot's side: https://github.com/roboportal/bot_box. WebRTC part is Pion (https://github.com/pion/webrtc). Also, there are a few more bots examples created with this tool: https://github.com/roboportal/bot\_design\_examples
- Real-time robot control with video and telemetry streaming over WebRTC implemented with Golang and Pion.
What are some alternatives?
turn - Pion TURN, an API for building TURN clients and servers
xbvr - Tool to organize and stream your VR porn library
coturn - coturn TURN server project
meepo - Connect to your service without public IP in p2p channel
cloud-morph - Decentralize, Self-host Cloud Gaming/Application