Architecture Definition

Real-time Interaction Loop

A continuous feedback cycle where attendee inputs (voice, text, reactions) are immediately processed by the autonomous presenter to trigger responses or actions.

Understanding Real-time Interaction Loop

This loop is what makes an autonomous presenter feel responsive. WebRTC audio streaming, slide synchronization, and sub-second speech processing combine to hear attendee input and reply with natural cadence at scale. Attendees experience an active briefing room rather than passive video playback.

Seminara Implementation

How Seminara Delivers This

Seminara's ultra-low latency interaction engine powers this loop, allowing Aura to handle interruptions, questions, and hand-raises as naturally as a human presenter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can multiple people interact at once?

Yes, Aura prioritizes and queues interactions to keep the session orderly and productive.

Is there a delay?

We target ultra-low latency (<200ms) for an organic feel that mimics human conversation.

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