Using SignalWire RELAY you can quickly create a service to send custom text to speech calls to any number and use user input to confirm or deny appointments. You can then receive realtime information about their decisions and redirect their call programatically. We’ve created a ready to use example that…

SignalWire RELAY is an advanced interactive communications API that lets you build powerful applications using voice and SMS. It can run in the browser or server side. To dive deeper into RELAY, check our in-depth getting started guide. In this example, available on GitHub, we use RELAY and the Google…

Back in March SignalWire announced the release of Programmable Video Communication (PVC). This feature allows you to quickly create and embed Video Conferences in HTML. Meaning you can add video chat directly to a product page, support website, in a Wordpress application, and so on. What if you want to…

A new way to build voice automation using SignalWire RELAY. We’ve published a SignalWire RELAY example that can answer a call with text to speech before connecting it to a designated number. All you need is a SignalWire account and phone number. …

Using the SignalWire Video API and Javascript SDK you can quickly build an app that leverages powerful video conferencing features along with Room Previews and fully customize the experience for your users. We’ve published an open-source example built in the popular Vue 3 JavaScript web framework that demonstrates how you…

Big ideas don’t require big hurdles to make them reality. At Soracom, we believe in empowering people to explore what is possible when connectivity is made easy. — That’s why we built the Soracom IoT Starter Kit — to create a beginner-friendly experience for anyone wanting to launch an IoT project quickly and easily. Powered by the popular Arduino MKR GSM 1400 and MKR NB 1500 development boards, the kit includes everything you need to build a connected…

Using AWS Lambda and API Gateway to publish messages to an AWS IoT Device This is the first in a series of content around building serverless solutions for hardware developers and makers. If you’re developing a connected hardware product, you might encounter a point where you’ll need to sensibly and…

EDIT: I do not support anything blockchain. Leaving this article up because there is some helpful information in it regarding potential applications, but blockchain as a whole has been used for exploitative purposes and I cannot endorse its use. It is easy to become jaded with the term “blockchain.” Although…