Alex Onyshchenko

How to design real-time video consultation systems that work reliably under constrained network conditions Reliable internet connectivity is a luxury that many rural and remote communities often lack. Yet, these are often the populations with the greatest need for healthcare access — individuals who may have to travel hours to reach the nearest clinic. Telemedicine […]

The explosion of real-time, user-generated content platforms like TikTok, Clubhouse, and Instagram Live has permanently changed how people communicate, entertain, and even shop. These platforms didn’t just benefit from social momentum—they were architected for scalability, low latency, and intelligent content management from the start. If you’re building the next big thing in video or voice-first […]

Low-latency video streaming is the backbone of real-time interaction in modern social networking apps. From live shopping and influencer broadcasts to collaborative video chats and gaming, user expectations around speed and responsiveness are higher than ever. In this article, we explore best practices for achieving low-latency streaming, how to architect for scale, the role of […]

As telehealth continues to reshape modern medicine, secure group video communication has become essential, not just for one-on-one consultations but also for multidisciplinary team meetings, group therapy, and family-involved sessions. This guide explains how to build a secure group video chat app for healthcare, tailored to the industry’s specific privacy, compliance, and performance standards. We […]

As real-time video becomes the backbone of modern digital experiences — from telehealth to online dating, remote work to virtual events — WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) has solidified its place as the go-to technology for low-latency, browser-based video streaming. In 2025, European businesses are turning to WebRTC-based solutions more than ever, prioritizing GDPR compliance, scalability, […]

In the extremely competitive world of streaming services, retaining viewers is as crucial as attracting them. With plenty of available options, users can easily switch platforms, making viewer churn a significant concern. Artificial Intelligence (AI) analytics emerges as a powerful merge, enabling streaming platforms to predict and mitigate churn fast and precisely. Understanding Viewer Churn […]

The video streaming industry is evolving rapidly, and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the heart of this transformation. AI redefines how audiences engage with digital content – from optimizing content delivery to personalizing user experiences and revolutionizing ad monetization. In this article, we will prospect how AI-powered solutions continuously enhance video streaming and maximize revenue […]

In an age where digital viewers expect flawless video experiences—regardless of their device or connection—adaptive streaming has become the backbone of high-performance video delivery. At Trembit, we engineer media streaming solutions that scale smoothly and adapt intelligently. Today, we’re diving into how AI enhances adaptive streaming to provide consistent quality, real-time optimization, and next-level viewer […]

In recent years, the video streaming industry has witnessed remarkable advancements in technology, transforming the way we consume video content. Among these innovations, voice recognition Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful tool that is rapidly revolutionizing. With the ability to understand and interpret human speech, voice recognition AI is reshaping the future of […]

Every so often, building software throws a real mathematical problem at you. Most are quick fixes you can solve with elementary math — but every now and then you hit something genuinely intriguing. This is one of those, and it comes down to a spherical coordinates arc calculation: finding the path a point travels along […]

Every front-end developer hits the same wall eventually: the page is doing too much at once. You’ve got a single-page app pulling in a few large images, two or three custom fonts, some templates, a config request — and the browser tries to deal with all of it more or less at the same time. […]