Pocket radio example connects an ESP32-S3 to Cloudflare over WebRTC

kkorinne9/23/2026, 11:00:11

korinne says a pocket radio example, made for people and their agents to build from, connects an ESP32-S3 to Cloudflare over WebRTC. It sends audio and telemetry to browsers, one listener can control it, and it could be adapted for a camera or robot. Documentation is in Cloudflare’s Realtime SFU example for embedded devices.

#cloudflare #webrtc #esp32-s3 #embedded-devices

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