zoom-rs
An open-source, ultra-low-latency video conferencing platform and API built with Rust for software professionals and robotics.
What is zoom-rs?
videocall.rs is an open-source video conferencing platform and API built with Rust. It provides ultra-low-latency real-time communication for software applications, robotics, and embedded systems. It differentiates itself by using WebTransport instead of WebRTC, simplifying deployment and reducing latency.
Software professionals building custom video applications, robotics and IoT engineers streaming from devices like drones and Raspberry Pi, and privacy advocates who need to self-host their communication infrastructure.
Developers choose videocall.rs for its Rust-based performance, simplified architecture that avoids complex WebRTC SFUs and NAT traversal, and its focus on embedded and robotics use cases where low latency is critical.
Overview
media streaming framework and teleconferencing system written in rust
Use Cases
Best For
- Streaming low-latency video from drones or robots to a web dashboard
- Building a custom, self-hosted video conferencing solution for a team or community
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