Dolby.io provides a real-time streaming platform utilizing WebRTC technology to deliver sub-500ms latency video experiences for interactive applications such as live sports betting and iGaming. This enables businesses to enhance user engagement and maximize revenue through immersive, synchronized content delivery to global audiences.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Interactive applications like live sports betting and iGaming require real-time video streaming, but traditional streaming solutions often suffer from high latency, leading to a disjointed and less engaging user experience. This delay can negatively impact user interaction and revenue generation.
Solution
Dolby.io provides a real-time streaming platform, Dolby OptiView, designed to deliver sub-500ms latency video experiences using WebRTC technology. This platform enables businesses to create immersive and synchronized content delivery for global audiences, enhancing user engagement and maximizing revenue. The platform offers solutions for interactive fan engagement, iGaming live casinos, live sports betting, and live horse race betting. By minimizing latency, Dolby.io allows for extended betting windows and more rounds of games per hour, driving increased interaction and profit growth.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes sports teams, media and entertainment companies, iGaming operators, and sports betting platforms seeking to enhance viewer engagement and monetization through real-time interactive experiences.
Features
- WebRTC-based CDN for scalable real-time streams with sub-500ms latency
- Support for broadcast in 4K resolution and 10-bit HDR
- Stream encryption, subscriber tokens, and geo-IP restrictions for security compliance
- Device agnostic Progressive Web Apps that play on native players
- Interactive Multiviewer to remotely monitor multiple live streams in a single view
- Server-Guided Ad Insertion (SGAI) for precision-targeted, non-disruptive ads
- HTML5, Tizen, webOS, Android, Fire TV, iOS, tvOS, Roku, React Native, and Flutter SDKs