[Fiware-robotics] Robotics GE live demo - Kurento and Wirecloud

[Luis López Fernández]

Hi,
In relation to question 1), which is the only one for which I can provide a precise answer:

Tutorial 3 is just, as its name indicates, a tutorial, not an application devoted for being used in production. As such, it has a lot of limitations, including the fact that only one master (robot in our case) can be present at any time in the application. Having said this, it shouldn't be too complex to create an application extending tutorial 3 for enabling multiple robots to be broadcasted. We may assume the creation of such an application if you want. However, we would require a short specification of requirements for doing so. For example, a viewer may require to see both robots at the same time? viewers need to register somehow? how we guarantee that master stream comes from a robot? through an authentication mechanism? based on passwords? This types of questions would need to be answered before creating such an application.

Best regards.

Luis.



El 16/06/2015, a las 12:34, Colombatto Davide <davide.colombatto at telecomitalia.it> escribió:

> Hi Luis and Wirecloud guys,
>  
> We have some doubts about the use of Kurento and Wirecloud widgets for Kurento for the Robotics Live Demo.
>  
> 1)      For what concern Kurento, in our past tests we tried the tutorial http://www.kurento.org/docs/current/tutorials/node/tutorial-3-one2many.html where it is said that it can be present only one WebRTC-Master and many WebRTC-Viewers (i.e. it is created a kind of WebRTC-Room where only one can send the video and the others can receive the video).
> Starting from this point we think the slide2 at the link https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/110H_bSo6QDOgSX9AYxF8fqB7MAoL6Fb_tcnNtIGnBhk/edit#slide=id.p3 depicts the Kurento One2Many architecture.
> Considering what mentioned above, if we want to use two different robots (that act as WebRTC-Masters in order to send video) do we need to use two different Kurento Application Servers (that act as Kurento-Clients) or a single Kurento Application Server (that acts as Kurento-Client) is able to manage multiple robots video transmission?
>  
> 2)      For what concern Wirecloud widgets for Kurento, starting from the slide2 at the linkhttps://docs.google.com/presentation/d/110H_bSo6QDOgSX9AYxF8fqB7MAoL6Fb_tcnNtIGnBhk/edit#slide=id.p3 do the Wirecloud widgets act as Viewer1-UbuntuPC, Viewer2-UbuntuPC, … of the Kurento One2Many architecture explained above in the point1?
> If it is correct, for the Robotics live demo will Wirecloud also host the Kurento Application Servers (i.e. a single one or one for each robot that act as WebRTC-Master in order to send video) within the Wirecloud Application Server as depicted in the slide3 at the link https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/110H_bSo6QDOgSX9AYxF8fqB7MAoL6Fb_tcnNtIGnBhk/edit#slide=id.p3?
>  
> Thank you,
> Davide
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