RTC.ON

16–18 Sept 2026 Kraków, Poland

RTC.ON
RTC.ON

The conference for audio and video devs

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About RTC.ON

That's a wrap on our 4th edition! On 16-18 September we spent a full day on hands-on workshops and two days on technical talks in Kraków, with plenty of real conversations about the hard problems in multimedia development in between. RTC.ON is for the builders: the devs who've optimized something meaningful, shipped something tricky, or gone deep on real-time audio, video, edge AI, or streaming infrastructure. Every talk came from engineers sharing what they actually learned along the way, and the hallway chats (and the after party) carried those conversations well into the night. Missed it, or want to rewatch your favorite session? The talk recordings are on our YouTube channel. And if you're already thinking about next year, we'd love to see you back in Kraków.

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Meet first RTC.ON 2026 Speakers

Luke Curley

Luke Curley

MoQ co-creator at moq.dev, ex Discord, ex Twitch

On a Boat: Why Pull-Based Media Streaming Beats Push

Daniil Popov

Daniil Popov

Head of Technology at Cyanview

Phone Cameras in Broadcast: From the Desert Stage to Millions of Viewers

Piotr Skalski

Piotr Skalski

Lead Open Source Engineer at Roboflow

Computer Vision, Meet Sports

Will Law

Will Law

Chief Architect at Akamai

Making Streaming Faster - MSF, a new format

Dan Jenkins

Dan Jenkins

CEO at Nimble Ape

The LLM in the Gallery: No Director Required

Sam Bhattacharyya

Sam Bhattacharyya

CEO at Katana Video

Building a Video Effects SDK in the WebGPU and GenAI era

Cezary Siwek

Cezary Siwek

Founder at Messageroute LTD

Building an AI powered Open Source Contact Centre

Gwendal Simon

Gwendal Simon

Senior Director of Technologies at Quortex

Latest Debates in Media over QUIC (MOQ): Track Switching and Video Transport

Jean-Baptiste Kempf

Jean-Baptiste Kempf

CEO at Kyber

Kyber - A Machine Control Stack Based on Quic

Linus Mähler

Linus Mähler

COO at Vindral

Betting on a Draft: Adopting MoQ in Production Early

Lorenzo Miniero

Lorenzo Miniero

Chairman at Meetecho

Making Janus QUIC-er with imquic

Pratim Mallick

Pratim Mallick

Staff Software Engineer at Stream

SVC on Android, Debugged

Feliks Pobiedziński

Feliks Pobiedziński

Software Engineer at Software Mansion

Hear No Evil: Real-Time AI Noise Suppression on the BEAM

Iwo Plaza

Iwo Plaza

Software Engineer at Software Mansion

TypeGPU as a foundation for performant on-device media effects

Jakub Perżyło

Jakub Perżyło

Software Engineer at Software Mansion

Stream MoQ on mobile with moq-kit

Oliver LietzLuiza Sadowska

Oliver Lietz

CEO & Founder at nanocosmos

Luiza Sadowska

Software Developer, Developer Advocate at nanocosmos

Beyond the Spec: Real-World Use Cases from a Year of MOQ at Global Scale

Tim Panton

Tim Panton

Co-founder & CTO at Pi.pe

The future of P2P media on the web

Stuart McLean

Stuart McLean

Senior Software Engineer at Soundcloud

Transcoding Half a Billion Audio Files

2026 Agenda

Workshop day

  • Workshop

    MoQ: The Future of Realtime Media

    Luke Curley & Jakub Perżyło

    Luke CurleyJakub Perżyło

    Luke Curley

    MoQ co-creator at moq.dev, ex Discord, ex Twitch

    Jakub Perżyło

    Software Engineer at Software Mansion

    Level: Intermediate

    An intermediate hands-on workshop on Media over QUIC with MoQ co-creator, Luke Curley. Learn why MoQ is being developed, how QUIC enables a new approach to realtime media, where MoQ fits among existing media protocols, and build a MoQ-powered audio/video room call. Faster attendees can extend the app with speech-to-speech real-time translation.

    Requirements:

    • Chrome or Chromium
    • Rust (installed)
    • Basic knowledge of JavaScript/Typescript
    • Optional knowledge of Python

    Outline:

    • Why Media over QUIC? Motivation and protocol goals
    • QUIC fundamentals for realtime media
    • MoQ concepts: relays, clients, and media publication/subscription
    • Where MoQ fits among existing media protocols
    • Building a MoQ video-call app and discovering how to extend it
  • 8:30 – 9:30

    Registration & breakfast

  • 9:30 – 12:00

    Workshop – part 1

  • 12:00 – 12:30

    Coffee break

  • 12:30 – 14:00

    Workshop – part 2

  • 14:00 – 15:30

    Lunch break

  • 15:30 – 17:00

    Workshop – part 3

Venues

2026 Sponsors

Gold tier
Silver tier
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Media partnership

Organizer

Software Mansion is a software development agency based in Kraków, Poland. We're specialized in building open-source technologies and developer tools.

We've been working with multimedia systems for a long time. Some of the things we've created include Fishjam, Smelter, Membrane, or Elixir WebRTC. And that's not all there is!

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